DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY
BOARD FOR CORRECTION OF NAVAL RECORDS
						 2 NAVY ANNEX
WASHINGTON DC 20370-5100

AEG:jdh
Docket No. 09724-06
8 November 2006

From:	Chairman, Board for Correction of Naval Records
To:	Commanding Officer
USS KITTY HAWK (CV-63)
FPO AP 96634-1770

Subj:	REQUEST FOR NONJUDICIAL PUNISHMENT DOCUMENTATION IN THE CASE OF CTA1 USN, 

Ref:	(a) 10 U.S.C. 1552

End:	(1) DD Form 149 w/attachment

1.	The Board has received a request for review of Subject’s nonjudicial punishment (NJP). The records disclose that you, or your predecessor in command, administered NJP to Subject.

2.	Following a preliminary review, it has been determined that the Board does not have all of the documentation concerning the imposition of the NJP. It is requested that the aforementioned documentation, together with any related material, be forwarded to the Board as expeditiously as possible in order that the review of Petitioner’s NJP may be completed. It appears that copies of the evidence used in imposing NJP, the summary of NJP proceedings and any documentation pertaining to an appeal would be especially helpful.

3.	The following is offered to assist you in locating the required material:

Date of NJP: 4 Aug 06
UCMJ Articles Violated: 92, 107, 134
Description of Offense: Disobedience, false official
• Statement, drunk and disorderly Conduct.

4.	In the event that the foregoing documentation is no longer maintained, a negative report to that effect is requested.

	5.	A copy of Subject’s application, is enclosed. It is requested that you address Subject.’s contentions, if those contentions are not addressed in the evidence of record.

ALAN E. GOLDSMITH
By direction

Subj:	APPLICATION FOR REMOVAL OF ADVERSE EVALUATION AND REINSTATEMENT OF CHIEF PETTY OFFICER (CPO) SELECTION

Officer. I was directly responsible for the training and readiness of all Cryptologic and Electronic Warfare assets.

d.	Responsibility for the management of all cryptologic and all-source intelligence operations in USS VINCENNES and USS KITTY HAWK during my afloat assignments in the Forward Deployed Naval forces.

e.	Vital administrative support to twenty-five SCI facilities, ships and submarines while attached to Fleet Area Special Security Office, Western Pacific.

f.	A perfect score of 80 on the recent CPO advancement-in-rate examination, ranking me in the 99th percentile of all personnel in my rate and paygrade.

5.	My chain of command had advised me that readily accepting responsibility for all the charges in my case would probably help me receive a more favorable outcome. My belief in accepting total blame in exchange for clemency was misguided. In light of all the above factors, I respectfully request to at least have my selection to Chief Petty Officer and ultimately have the adverse evaluation removed from my military service record.

6.	Thank you very much for your time and consideration. Very respectfully,