Before qualifying Harris went through Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape school and six other courses and schools dealing with the acoustic and technical systems involved with the S-3's operational mission. The trial period was supposed to continue until June to determine the program's effectiveness, but because of overwhelming success, the program is now permanent. During morning detailing, detailers are available from 6 a.m. to 8 a.m., Washington time, exclusively for Sailors stationed in the Middle East and Europe. Since the program started, detailers have averaged more than 350 calls during each two-hour period. Twice detailers have fielded more than 400 calls, including one period of 458 calls.
Morning detailing takes place the same day as night detailing.
During night detailing, detailers are available until 10 p.m., Washington time, for Sailors stationed on the West Coast, in Hawaii and the Far East. The next morning and night detailing dates are May 23 and June 6 and 27. The morning detailing program was a direct result of Sailors providing concerns back to senior leadership in Washington. Sailors are encouraged to provide the feedback through their chain of command or through the Chief of Naval Operations's Career Information Team, which visits yearly to most major fleet concentrated areas. The hospice benefit will be for patient admissions that occurs on or after June 1, 1995.