Final Personnel Record for Newhouse, Delbert C., U.S. Navy, 1957
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BNP 321 REVISED FEB. 1943 REPORT OF LEAVE OF ABSENCE See Instructions Below Ship or Station Naval Aviation Supply Depot Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 29 December 1945 From: Supply Officer in Command Commanding Officer TO: Bureau of Naval Personnel, Navy Department SUBJ: REPORT OF LEAVE OF ABSENCE REPORT OF LEAVE OF ABSENCE In conformity with requirements of U. S. NAVY regulations, I report the following leave of absence taken by: NAME NEWHOUSE Delbert C File No. 177283 Last First Middle RANK AND CORPS Lieut.(jg) USN SIGNAL NO. UNDER ORDERS OF SOinC 1st endorsement DATED 21 November 1945 NOTE: Use either (A) or (B). DO NOT use both for same leave. (A) LEAVE: Total number of days, including any travel time 10 Days (B) Delay counting as leave or leave between stations. Total number of days, excluding preparation period of 4 days and excluding allowance for travel time from old to new station via shortest usually traveled route. Insert inclusive dates to agree with number of days leave. See instructions below. COMENCING DATE 12 December 1945 EXPIRING DATE 21 December 1945 FINISHED FILE PERS-3216 W. D. SAMS By direction of SOinC: SIGNED Lieut. SC USN Military Personnel Officer INSTRUCTIONS: 1. The day of departure from station or duty counts as a day of duty; the day of return as a day of leave. This refers to leave taken when not detached from ship or station (See ARTICLE 1727, Navy Regulations). 2. In cases or authorized delay counting as leave, this form should be submitted in addition to the B-slip Form. 3. This report will be made at expiration of leave by the immediate superior of the Officer to whom the leave is granted and forwarded immediately to the Navy Department (Bureau of Naval Personnel). Care must be taken to insure that correct number of days leave is reported and corresponds with the inclusive dates reported.