What form is used to annotate the official military personnel file for Service members convicted of sex-related offenses?

The correct form used to annotate the official military personnel file (OMPF) for Service members convicted of sex-related offenses is the NAVPERS 1070/887. This form is specifically designed to document and maintain a record of disciplinary actions against Service members, including convictions of serious offenses such as those related to sexual offenses.

The NAVPERS 1070/887 is critical in ensuring that there's consistency in how such sensitive information is recorded across the military, thus providing an accurate reflection of a Service member's conduct and history. This documentation is important not only for internal military records but also for decisions regarding promotions, assignments, and overall service evaluation.

Other forms mentioned serve different purposes. For instance, DD Form 2910 is used in the context of reporting and documenting sexual assault incidents, while OPNAV 1752/2 and NAVPERS 1752/1 are related to the overall management and processing of sexual assault response and victim support services. However, they do not serve the specific function of annotating the OMPF for convictions related to sexual offenses, which is why the NAVPERS 1070/887 is the correct choice in this context.