What is MILPERSMAN 1070-210?
MILPERSMAN 1070-210 is a Navy regulation that outlines the procedures for correcting errors or inaccuracies in a service member's Field Service Record (FSR).

How do I identify an error in my Field Service Record?
Errors in the FSR can be identified by reviewing and comparing the official documents, such as promotion letters, training certificates, or duty assignments, with the information contained in the FSR.

What types of errors can be corrected in the Field Service Record?
Common errors that can be corrected in the FSR include incorrect dates of promotions, missing or incorrect awards, inaccurate duty assignments, misattributed qualifications, or any other discrepancies between official records and the FSR.

How do I request a correction to my Field Service Record?
To request a correction, you must submit a written request, including a detailed description of the error and supporting documentation, to your servicing Personnel Support Detachment (PSD) or Personnel Office.

What documents should I provide as supporting evidence for a correction request?
Supporting evidence may include certified copies of awards or certificates, official orders, evaluations, training records, or any other official documentation that verifies the correct information.

Is there a time limit for requesting a correction to my Field Service Record?
There is no specific time limit for requesting a correction, but it is recommended to address errors as soon as they are discovered to avoid potential complications in the future.

How long does it take to process a correction request for my Field Service Record?
The processing time may vary depending on the complexity of the request and the workload of the PSD or Personnel Office. However, it is generally advised to allow up to 3 to 6 months for a response.

Can I request a correction to my Field Service Record after leaving the Navy?
Yes, even after separation from the Navy, you have the right to request corrections to your FSR. You should submit a written request, along with the relevant supporting documentation, to the Naval Personnel Command.

What happens if my request for correction is denied?
If your request is denied, you have the option to appeal the decision through the appropriate channels outlined in MILPERSMAN 1070-210.