What is MILPERSMAN 1300-804?
MILPERSMAN 1300-804 is a Navy regulation that governs the assignment process for Coastal Riverine Force (CRF) Training Evaluation Units (TEUs).

What is a Coastal Riverine Force (CRF) Training Evaluation Unit (TEU)?
A CRF TEU is a specialized unit within the Navy that assesses and evaluates the training readiness of Coastal Riverine Force personnel.

How are assignments to CRF TEUs determined?
Assignments to CRF TEUs are determined by the Navy's Assignment Priority Placement System (APPS), taking into consideration the individual's qualifications, experience, and operational needs.

Can I volunteer for assignment to a CRF TEU?
Yes, personnel can express their desire for assignment to a CRF TEU through the Navy's Career Management System - Interactive Detailing (CMS-ID). However, final assignment decisions are made based on operational requirements.

What criteria are considered for assignment to a CRF TEU?
Factors such as prior service in the CRF, specialized training, leadership ability, performance evaluations, and physical fitness are considered when determining assignment to a CRF TEU.

Can I be involuntarily assigned to a CRF TEU?
Yes, personnel may be involuntarily assigned to a CRF TEU based on the needs of the Navy and operational requirements.

How long is an average assignment to a CRF TEU?
Assignments to CRF TEUs are typically for a period of three years. However, the length of assignment may vary based on individual circumstances and the needs of the Navy.

Are there any mandatory prerequisites for assignment to a CRF TEU?
Yes, personnel must complete certain training courses, such as Coastal Riverine Force Basic Crewman Training (CRFBCT), before being considered for assignment to a CRF TEU.

Can I request a transfer out of a CRF TEU before the completion of my assignment?
Requests for transfer out of a CRF TEU before the completion of the assignment period may be considered under special circumstances, but they are subject to the Navy's needs and mission requirements.