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Naval Academy Preparatory School (NAPS).
Broadened Opportunity for Officer Selection and Training (BOOST).
Students assigned to Special Environment Training such as Basic
Underwater Demolition/Seal (BUD/S) Training and Survival Escape
Resistance Evasion (SERE) School when not on field training, Dive
School, and OCS.
2-5.4
Recruit Barracks and Officer Candidate School. Use an Open
Bay Plan.
2-5.5
Transient Unit Personnel Units (TPU). That portion of TPU
facilities that houses disciplinary service-members.
2-5.6
Geographic Bachelors. The Navy does not plan or construct for
Geographic Bachelors and Permanent Party Civilians in CONUS and Hawaii
(see DoD 4165.63M).
2-5.7
Civilians. The Navy does not plan or construct for Civilians in
CONUS or Hawaii.
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MARINE CORPS NEW CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS. The
criteria standards for new construction, Restoration, and Modernization for
Marine Corps Bachelor Housing are referred to as Permanent Party, Transients,
or Recruits/Trainees.
2-6.1
Permanent Party and Transients. Use the Marine Corps 2+0
Room. Occupancy of 180 days or more is considered permanent party
occupancy; occupancy of less than 180 days is considered transient. Note: The
Navy and Marine Corps 2+0 plans differ. The 1+1 design may only be used by
the Marine Corps when individually approved by the CMC.
2-6.2
Recruits and Trainees. Use the Open-Bay Plan to house
personnel engaged in duty that requires special housing in groups to accomplish
their tasks. These include basic training, Military Occupational Specialty (MOS)
Training, Special Forces with special mission needs, or other special situations
as approved by HQMC (Code LF).
2-6.3
Geographic Bachelors and Civilians. The Marine Corps does
not plan or construct for Geographic Bachelors and Permanent Party Civilians in
CONUS and Hawaii (see DoD 4165.63M).
2-7
DESIGN LIMITATIONS. The Apartment, Room, and Module Plans
shown in the graphic examples are the basic building blocks from which Navy
and Marine Corps Bachelor Housing designs are developed. The layouts are
provided to promote uniformity. The plan designs may be altered, but the
mandatory limits require that any variations be small. Required Common Areas
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