What is the minimum number of NRS visits the DLCPO is required to achieve?

The minimum number of Navy Recruiting Station (NRS) visits that the Duty Leading Chief Petty Officer (DLCPO) is required to achieve is one visit per station. This standard is set to ensure that the DLCPO maintains a strong connection with each recruiting station under their command, allowing them to effectively support and address the needs of the recruiting team. Regular visits help the DLCPO assess station operations, engage with recruiters, and provide mentorship, which is essential for maintaining morale and performance.

Achieving at least one visit ensures that the DLCPO can directly observe and interact with the personnel, fostering a good working relationship and allowing for the necessary guidance in meeting recruitment goals. This requirement emphasizes the importance of leadership presence and support at the grassroots level in the Navy’s recruiting efforts.