Which document serves as a record for lost time due to confinement or sickness due to misconduct?

The document that serves as a record for lost time due to confinement or sickness as a result of misconduct is NAVPERS 1070/606, which is also known as the "Record of Proceedings." This form is specifically designed to document various administrative actions taken against service members, including those related to misconduct that may lead to confinement.

By accurately recording instances of lost time due to confinement or relevant sickness, this document ensures that the service member's official records reflect both the circumstances that led to the lost time and the nature of the misconduct. This is important for maintaining comprehensive personnel records and understanding the service member's service history, which can impact future evaluations, assignments, or disciplinary proceedings.

The other documents listed serve different purposes: NAVPERS 1070/613 is primarily used for page 13 documentation of counseling or notification of adverse actions, NAVPERS 1070/607 is for the record of awards and commendations, and NAVPERS 1070/608 is generally used as a report of evaluation. These do not specifically address the recording of lost time due to confinement or misconduct-related sickness, highlighting the distinct role of NAVPERS 1070/606 in this context.