NAVPER-310 (REV. 3-54)
REPORT ON THE FITNESS OF OFFICERS
THE OFFICER REPORTED ON WILL FILL IN THE FIRST ELEVEN SECTIONS:
1. NAME (Last)
(First)
(Middle)
2. GRADE
3. USN (R)
4. DESIGNATOR
5. FILE NO.
NEWHOUSE
Delbert
Clement
CHPHOT
USN
8311
177283
6. SHIP OR STATION
Naval Air Technical Training Unit, NAS, Pensacola, Fla.
7. DATE REPORTED PRESENT DUTY STATION
21 March 1956
8. OCCASION FOR REPORT
SEMI-ANNUAL ☑ DETACHMENT OF REPORTING SENIOR ☐ DETACHMENT OF OFFICER ☐
9. TYPE OF REPORT
REGULAR ☑ CON-CURRENT ☐ SPECIAL ☐
10. PERIOD OF REPORT
FROM 6/30/56 TO 12/31/56
11. DUTIES. List principal duties assigned including watches, and indicate in parentheses after each the number of months during the reporting period. If assignment is in other than regular Navy billet or involves duties not well established, give outline of purpose, scope, and significance of such duties. If necessary, use separate sheet and attach to this form.
Ground Phase Officer PH(A) School (6), Aerial Phase Officer PH(A) School (2) - OOD (6)
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FOLLOWING TO BE FILLED IN BY THE REPORTING OFFICER:
Signature of officer reported on:
*Delbert Newhouse*
12. EMPLOYMENT OF COMMAND DURING PERIOD OF THIS REPORT
Training Navy aerial and ground photographers and photographic officers
13. REFERENCE HERE AND APPEND ANY COMMENDABLE OR ADVERSE REPORTS ON THIS OFFICER RECEIVED DURING THE PERIOD OF THIS REPORT
None
14. PERFORMANCE OF DUTIES (In comparison with other officers of his grade and approximate length of service, consider the requirements of his duties and evaluate his performance.)
DUTY ASSIGNMENT
NOT OBSERVED
Outstanding performance in most aspects of his duty assignments. Highly qualified.
Excellent performance in most aspects of his duty assignments. Efficient or competent in most of the remaining aspects. Frequently demonstrates outstanding performance.
Competent and efficient performance in most aspects of his duty assignments. Frequently demonstrates excellent performance.
Satisfactory performance in most aspects of his duty assignments. Needs some supervision. Basically qualified.
Inadequate performance in many aspects of his duty assignments. Needs close supervision. He is not qualified. (Adverse)
(a) Present Assignment
X
(b) As OOD Watch Officer
X
(c) Collateral Duties
X
(d) Technical Specialty Photography
X
(e) Ship Handling
X
(f) In Administration
X
(g) Ability to Command
X
(h) As Executive or Division Officer
X
(i) Duty on a Staff
X
(j) Other
X
15. Considering the possible requirements of war, indicate your attitude toward having this officer under your command. Would you:
Particularly desire to have him? ☐
Prefer him to most? ☑
Be pleased to have him? ☐
Be satisfied to have him? ☐
Prefer not to have him? (Adverse) ☐
16. (a) In comparison with other officers of his grade and approximate length of service, how would you designate this officer?
(b) For this report period indicate in (b) how many officers of his grade you have designated in each category of (a).
One of the few highly outstanding officers I know
A very fine officer of great value to the service
A dependable and typically effective officer
An acceptable officer
Unsatisfactory (Adverse)
(a)
X
(b)
1
4
1
0
0
17. COMMENTS. In this section it is important that the outstanding characteristics of the officer, and any weaknesses which seriously affect his performance of duty, be reported. The appraisal should be concise and concrete in terms of specific examples of performance from which the more general factors can be inferred. The appraisal will justify the marks assigned in items 14, 15, and 16, above. In addition, the appraisal should include outstanding qualifications in any field such as the following: administration, planning, logistics, electronics, new weapons, and in dealing with the public in personal or official contacts. This space must not be left blank.
CHPHOT NEWHOUSE has displayed consistent reliability. He accepts and carries out his assignments and responsibilities in an excellent manner and with dispatch. He has assumed responsibility for more jobs than would normally be assigned to him due to a shortage of personnel, but his years of experience in the field of photography, coupled with his amiable nature have enabled him to efficiently handle the additional work. He is impeccable in his wearing of the uniform and in his military manner.
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18. NAME, GRADE, AND FILE NUMBER OF REPORTING OFFICER. OFFICIAL STATUS RELATIVE TO OFFICER REPORTED ON.
EDWIN L. KIEM, CDR, USN, 78971/1310, Commanding Officer
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