To be eligible for an OIC board, you must have no NJP. Which statement best reflects this?

• A. No NJP at all
• B. NJP allowed if minor
• C. NJP required
• D. NJP accepted within last year

Answer: (A)

Eligibility hinges on a clean disciplinary record. Non-Judicial Punishment (NJP) is a formal administrative punishment under the UCMJ, and it leaves a trace in your service record. For this board, the standard is zero NJP—no NJP of any severity or timeframe. That means any NJP, regardless of when it occurred or how minor it seemed, would disqualify you. The other statements contradict the requirement because they imply NJP could be tolerated or even required, which the board criteria do not permit.