Casualties and Survivors Benefits use which SSIC?

Casualties and Survivors Benefits use which SSIC?

• A. 1770
• B. 1780
• C. 1740
• D. 1754

Answer: (A)

SSICs group Navy records by subject, so you can find related materials together. The 1700s cover personnel, pay, and benefits topics, and the 1770 series is the designation used specifically for Casualties and Survivors Benefits. That means any documents about a service member's death, casualty reporting, burial details, and survivor benefit programs are categorized under 1770. Using this exact series keeps casualty and survivor records aligned with other benefits-related materials, making retrieval consistent for offices handling personnel, casualties, and benefits. The other SSIC numbers in the 1700s would pertain to different subject areas, so they wouldn’t be appropriate for Casualties and Survivors Benefits.

SSICs group Navy records by subject, so you can find related materials together. The 1700s cover personnel, pay, and benefits topics, and the 1770 series is the designation used specifically for Casualties and Survivors Benefits. That means any documents about a service member's death, casualty reporting, burial details, and survivor benefit programs are categorized under 1770. Using this exact series keeps casualty and survivor records aligned with other benefits-related materials, making retrieval consistent for offices handling personnel, casualties, and benefits. The other SSIC numbers in the 1700s would pertain to different subject areas, so they wouldn’t be appropriate for Casualties and Survivors Benefits.