Based on the number of Sailors who enlisted this year under the selective re-enlistment bonus program (SRB), the Navy reached its congressional authority funding limit for this fiscal year. Accordingly, the Navy suspended the SRB program for the remainder of the fiscal year. SRB requests received by Navy Personnel Command-811 prior to the release of NAVADMIN 176/09 (on June 10, 2009) through the Officer Personnel Information System will still be processed. SRB award levels for the next fiscal year for qualifying Sailors in specific ratings and NECs will be announced via NAVADMIN later this summer. To learn more, read the full article on Military.com.
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