To whom will the appeal of rejected correspondence be sent?

The appeal of rejected correspondence is directed to the Navy Personnel Command (NAVPERSCOM) because they are responsible for overseeing personnel administration and managing various types of correspondence, including grievances and appeals within the Navy. This process ensures that there is a structured and formal mechanism in place for service members to contest decisions that they believe are unjust. NAVPERSCOM evaluates the merits of the case and makes a determination based on established regulations and policies.

Choosing NAVPERSCOM underscores the importance of following proper channels in the administrative process and allows for a review that is impartial and thorough. This ensures a fair assessment beyond the immediate command level, thereby supporting good order and discipline within the force. Other entities like the Judge Advocate General or the Commanding Officer may play different roles in legal matters or command decisions but are not the designated point for appeals of this nature. The Federal Bureau of Prisons is unrelated to military personnel processes and regulations.