The types of criminal misconduct that NIS in-
vestigates include the following:
Theft of government property
Embezzlement of government funds
Making false official statements
Bribery
Submitting false travel claims
Accepting kickbacks from contractors
Accepting gratuities
Misuse of public funds
Fraudulent/illegal contracting procedures for
personal gain
Misuse of government equipment, materials,
or personnel
NIS is listed under INVESTIGATIONS in your
local naval base telephone directory.
THE CONGRESSIONAL
COMMUNICATIONS REPORTING
SYSTEM
Naval personnel may communicate with a
member of Congress on any subject, at any time,
unless that communication violates a law or
security regulation. Federal law allows any
person of the armed forces to communicate with
a congressman without going through official
channels. No member of DON may interfere with,
or deny, a persons right to communicate with a
member of Congress; however, supervisors should
advise their people of their access to the chain of
command to resolve problems. Experience has
shown that many situations can be rectified
through the chain of command, thereby saving
the time and cost involved in a congressional
inquiry.
For military personnel, such as supervisors
and/or managers, interference, before or after the
fact, is chargeable under the Uniform Code of
Military Justice (UCMJ), article 92(a). While
civilian personnel are not accountable under the
UCMJ, they are subject to appropriate
disciplinary or administrative action if they
interfere.
The address and phone number where your
congressman can be reached is as follows:
(Name of local congressman)
The Capitol
Washington, DC 20515
Phone:
(202) 224-3121 Commercial
MORAL, WELFARE, AND
RECREATION (MWR) DEPARTMENT
AND THE NAVY RESALE SYSTEM
Sailors should work hard and play hard. Part
of your job is to ensure the sailors get their
moneys worth during play. Your local MWR
department is the place to begin looking for
bargains in recreation, recreation equipment, and
recreation facilities.
The Navy Resale System contributes funds for
the MWR program. Tax-free items bought at the
Exchange, Optical Shop, or other facility can
provide significant savings over prices offered
in town.
The general types of services offered by
out
the
Navy resale system include the following:
Retail merchandise sales outlets
Name brand fast-food franchises and
concessions; and over-the-counter food
service including delicatessens, ice cream
shops, snack bar and fast-food facilities,
cafeterias, refreshment stands, beer bars,
automatic snack bars, and mobile canteens
Package liquor, wine, malt, and
nonalcoholic beverage products
Sales and rentals of video cassette tapes
and video cassette recorders
Taxi service, auto rental, truck rental,
nonrecreational trailer rental, car carrier
top rental, manned phone centers, mini-
storage facilities, locker clubs, lodges, new
U. S. auto sales in overseas locations, and
other personal services
General equipment rentals (see table 6-1)
Vending machines
Concessions or contract services
provided by Recreational Services
Coin operated amusement machines
operated by Recreational Services
Pay telephones
not
not
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