Navy Letters of Recommendation

Letters of recommendation are sometimes needed when applying for acceptance into a school or for a special duty assignment. In order to be effective, letters of recommendation should address characteristics that are relevant to the position being applied for. For example, recommendations for schools should include descriptions of academic prowess and the ability to learn. Recommendations for special duties should address traits specific to the position such as experience with the subject and the ability to operate under stress. While this will establish a solid foundation to build on, the real strength in a letter of recommendation lies with the credibility and authority of the writer. Anyone can get their friend or neighbor to write them a recommendation but that recommendation holds little weight. The writer should be someone in the person's chain of command, and the higher the grade, the more credibility will be implied.


Examples

Recommendation for Dormitory Resident Assistant (RA)

Recommendation for Supply Internship Program

Commander Endorsement for Any Position

Recommendation for Striking Logistics Specialist

Recommendation for Commission as Human Resources Officer

Recommendation for Commissioning as a Naval Nurse

Recommendation for Promotion

Recommendation for Crossrate to Legalman

Recommendation for Advanced School Attendance

Recommendation for Commissioning to Supply Corps

Recommendation for Commissioning as Naval Officer

Recommendation to Attend Law School

Recommendation for Special Duty (Medical)

Recommendation for Advancement

Recommendation for FTS Program

Recommendation for Enlistment in the Navy

Recommendation for U.S. Navy Commission

Recommendation for Special Duty (Instructor)

Recommendation for Supervisory Position

Recommendation for Special Duty

Application for Legislative Fellows Program




Examples can be contributed using this form.