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Eligibility Criteria: Authorization must exist at projected location and Airman must have or obtain retainability. Problem more severe than usually encountered by other Airmen in similar situations. Airman's presence essential to alleviate problem. Resolution within 12-18 months (24 months if terminally ill)

The NWC's Humanitarian Response Program (HRP) helps to improve the U.S. Navy's and international militaries' effectiveness in conducting humanitarian assistance and disaster response operations through innovative education, applied research, and engaging simulation activities.

Emergency leave frequently provides sufficient time to alleviate such hardships; however, when Service members require more time than leave can provide and have a chance of resolving the hardship within a reasonable period, reassignment for humanitarian reasons (HUMS) may be requested.

“Typically, a reassignment or deferment is a one-time action to resolve a critical problem with a family member within a reasonable period of time, normally 12 months.”

Members on active duty, with hardships meeting the criteria below, may request separation from the Naval Service from the Special Court-Martial Convening Authority (SPCMCA), per MILPERSMAN 1910-704, within their chain-of-command (members must be in either a For Duty (ACC 100) or Temporary Duty (TEMDU) status, not ...

“Typically, a reassignment or deferment is a one-time action to resolve a critical problem with a family member within a reasonable period of time, normally 12 months.”

Honeywell's Health and Usage Monitoring Systems (HUMS) for helicopters have become a vital factor for many commercial, defense agencies and military organizations.