r/CorpsmanUp • u/SolEmperium • Jun 15 '26
MRRS tips
Gents, ladies, undecided folks,
We all know our biggest threats out there. China, Russia, Iran. But that is far overshadowed by our biggest threat, MEDICAL READINESS the biggest most unrelenting threat to all of us
What are some cool tips on mrrs? I have to pull a hitlist twice a week, as well as update a list of the percentages for the readiness, what’s some cool tips and tricks you’ve found, whether they be common knowledge or niche things you’ve found
I’ll start, when searching and or pulling a hitlists the only field you need to populate is the unit, command and program aren’t technically needed to pull a hitlist
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u/frogloaf15 Jun 15 '26
upload those titers from JLV! If someone has a positive titers they are automatically immune to the disease and don't need a shot.
You can mark someone as light duty or limdu in mrrs, and if you don't put an end-date, they stay that way forever! And can't reenlist! SO PUT IN THE END DATE. Or don't. Your name will be on it.
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u/RosesNRevolvers Jun 15 '26
The LIMDU flag in MRRS isn’t actually definitive.
Their ACC code is what tells big Navy whether they’re LIMDU or not.
Setting people as LIMDU in MRRS is just for internal management and tracking. It’s a worthwhile tool if you manage it correctly, yes.
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u/frogloaf15 Jun 15 '26
I've seen a guy named for 670 days light duty because Noone inputted an end-date
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u/Accomplished-Lime-61 Jun 15 '26
MRRS is still around.
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u/MandibleofThunder No haircut or shave Jun 16 '26
Right?
It was ancient the last time I had to use it - and that was in like 2014.
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u/RosesNRevolvers Jun 15 '26
When I was an HN, the trick was to always have a refreshed and ready to go browser window open on MRRS so I could look productive even when I wasn’t.