For members received from initial entry training, periods of training must be verified from the Enlisted Qualifications History (NAVPERS 1070/604) and what other form?

The correct response involves understanding the documentation associated with a service member's training history. The Enlisted Qualifications History (NAVPERS 1070/604) outlines the training and qualifications that a service member has received. To verify additional training periods for members coming from initial entry training, the NAVPERS 1070/605, commonly known as the Record of Service, is the supplementary form used.

NAVPERS 1070/605 details the service member's overall service record, which can provide valuable insights into their training background, deployments, and other essential aspects of their military career. This comprehensive approach ensures that all training records are accurately reflected and accessible, allowing for a complete assessment of the service member's qualifications and readiness.

In contrast, the other forms mentioned—NAVPERS 1070/603, NAVPERS 1070/606, and NAVPERS 1070/607—serve different purposes related to enlisted performance evaluations, awards, or administrative data, and do not specifically provide a clear verification of training periods in the same context as NAVPERS 1070/605. Therefore, the synergy between the Enlisted Qualifications History and the Record of Service is what makes the latter necessary for confirming training details effectively