A yeoman is an enlisted service member within the United States Navy
that performs administrative and clerical work under their primary
role and assignment. They deal with protocol, naval instructions,
enlisted evaluations, commissioned officer fitness reports, naval
messages, visitors, telephone calls and mail (both conventional and
electronic). They organize files, operate office equipment, and order
and distribute office supplies. They write and type business and
social letters, notices, directives, forms and reports.'A' School is
held in NTTC Meridian at Naval Air Station Meridian, Mississippi, and
averages 46 calendar days to complete. 'C' school - flag officer
writer (NEC A15A) is also at NTTC Meridian, MS, and is run as a 5-week
course.A yeoman flag writer is a senior yeoman, typically at the petty
officer first class (E-6) level or higher, who serves on the personal
staffs of flag and/or general officers and certain other senior
officers. Flag writers draft personal and professional correspondence,
act on matters of social usage, protocol, honors and ceremonies,
prepare and liquidate travel orders, and prepare officer reports of
fitness for signature by a flag or general officer. They must be able
to function independently. Individuals serving as flag writers are in
a highly visible position and must conduct themselves in a
professional manner at all times. Additionally, members will be
required to satisfactorily meet any additional requirements of the
flag officer. A rating must be an E6-E9 to be eligible for flag writer
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