What record is not required to be delivered to the brig upon confinement?

• A. Service record book
• B. Medical records
• C. Personal file
• D. Education transcripts

Answer: (A)

When someone is confined, the records the brig needs are those that support medical care, administrative status, and educational benefits, while long-term personnel data stays with the command. Medical records must accompany the inmate so healthcare providers inside the brig can review history, treatments, and medications. The personal file contains essential administrative and security information the facility may need for accountability and operations. Education transcripts help verify completed coursework and maintain any educational benefits or credits during confinement.

The service record book, however, is a permanent personnel document kept by the command’s personnel office and isn’t a document the brig typically needs to operate or manage confinement. That’s why it isn’t required to be delivered to the brig.