What is the purpose of Navy regulation MILPERSMAN 1306-913 Flag Writer (NEC A15A)?
The purpose of this Navy regulation is to provide guidance and procedures for the recruitment, training, assignment, and performance of personnel serving as Flag Writers (NEC A15A).

What does NEC A15A stand for?
NEC A15A stands for Navy Enlisted Classification code A15A, which is specifically designated for Flag Writers.

How can I become a Flag Writer?
To become a Flag Writer, you must meet the eligibility requirements set forth in Navy regulations, complete the necessary training, and be recommended for the NEC by your commanding officer.

Where are Flag Writers typically assigned?
Flag Writers are primarily assigned to Flag Officer staffs and may be located at various commands, including fleet headquarters, major command headquarters, or Joint Task Force staffs.

What are the responsibilities of a Flag Writer?
The responsibilities of a Flag Writer include assisting in the preparation of official correspondence, maintaining flag officer records, coordinating meetings and events, and providing administrative support to the flag officer and their staff.

What qualifications should a Flag Writer possess?
Flag Writers should have strong written and verbal communication skills, excellent organizational abilities, attention to detail, the ability to work under pressure, and a comprehensive understanding of Navy regulations and protocols.

Can a Flag Writer become a commissioned officer?
Yes, Navy Flag Writers may apply for various officer commissioning programs if they meet the eligibility criteria and successfully complete the necessary requirements for officer candidate school or a commissioning program.

Are there any physical requirements for a Flag Writer?
There are no specific physical requirements for this NEC. However, all Navy personnel are expected to meet general physical fitness standards to maintain their overall readiness.

How do I maintain my NEC A15A qualification as a Flag Writer?
To maintain your NEC A15A qualification, you must continue to perform your assigned duties satisfactorily, complete any required periodic training or refresher courses, and adhere to all relevant Navy regulations and instructions.