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Downstream Fills

How to Read the Downstream Fills:
The following information will assist you as you review the postings.

• GSA Assignments - Listed at the top. Taking a GSA will guarantee you duty location preferences on the back end.
• Hot Fills - Gapped or short notice fills that are high priority for filling. For officers within 6 months of PRD, the GSA and Hot Fills should be your primary focus.
• Fill Date - The date by which the gaining command wants the prospective officer on station. If Fill Date is expired, the billet may be gapped. Format is Year Month, ie., 0307 indicates 2003 July.
• CMD - The command name (frequently acronym or DICNAVAB format).
• Billet - A brief description or job title.
• UIC - Unit Identification Code
• BSC - Billet Sequence Code
• HPORT - Geographic location or homeport of the command
• TAC - The characterization of duty: A - Alaska, S - Conus Shore, C Conus Sea Duty, D - Overseas Sea Duty,  G - Other Shore Duty (both CONUS and OCONUS and Overseas), H - Hawaii shore duty, and O - Overseas Shore Duty.  Note: Any additional requirements for a job will be listed here.
• Notes: These jobs are subject to frequent and rapid change.

While a BSC may not list a specific AQD, subspecialty, or seniority level, the command may be looking for someone with particular skills to meet emerging requirements.

Many of these jobs require informal if not formal approval by the gaining command.

Color Codes