Which SSIC is the most appropriate for Fleet Reserve Records?

Which SSIC is the most appropriate for Fleet Reserve Records?

• A. 1830
• B. 1900
• C. 1910
• D. 5400

Answer: (A)

SSICs organize Navy and DoD records by subject, so you file and retrieve things by what they’re about. Fleet Reserve Records are a personnel matter—they deal with sailors’ status and related administrative actions. The 1800 series handles personnel and administrative records, and the subcode 1830 is the one designated for Fleet Reserve Records, making it the best fit. The other codes point to different areas (not personnel records or Fleet Reserve topics), so they’re not as appropriate for Fleet Reserve Records. Using the correct SSIC ensures these records stay with related personnel materials and are easy to locate across commands.

SSICs organize Navy and DoD records by subject, so you file and retrieve things by what they’re about. Fleet Reserve Records are a personnel matter—they deal with sailors’ status and related administrative actions. The 1800 series handles personnel and administrative records, and the subcode 1830 is the one designated for Fleet Reserve Records, making it the best fit. The other codes point to different areas (not personnel records or Fleet Reserve topics), so they’re not as appropriate for Fleet Reserve Records. Using the correct SSIC ensures these records stay with related personnel materials and are easy to locate across commands.