Ombudsman IA Support

U.S. Fleet Forces Command (USSF)
USFF has been designated as the Executive Agent (EA) for the Individual Augmentee (IA) Continuum. NAVADMIN 160/08 announced the assignment of USFF as the executive agent and supported commander for Individual Augmentee (IA) and IA family support across the IA Continuum. Families are an integral part of Navy mission success, and family involvement with a Sailor’s IA assignment is a key factor in their readiness.

The USFF IA Web site is www.ia.navy.mil. This Web site will be viewed as the Navy’s authoritative source for everything IA. Please visit this site regularly for the most current IA support news.

Updated June 1, 2022

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