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• OPNAVINST 1420.1B the ENLISTED TO OFFICER COMMISSIONING PROGRAMS APPLICATION
• ADMINISTRATIVE MANUAL

Yes, the deadline is December 1st of the year in which the board is scheduled to convene.

If the applicant is applying for two designators, the CO's recommendation must address qualifications for both.

No it must be the CO themselves that signs recommendation for application.

• LDO/CWO's personnel put in their applications which are due by October 1st of each year.
• LDOs and CWOs are selected for appointment by In-Service Procurement Selection Boards.
• A new board is convened each fiscal year, usually in January, for approximately three weeks.
• The results are normally released to the fleet by NAVADMIN message in February.
• Selectees are commissioned monthly, beginning 1 October. Details are included in the message.

Quotas are set by the Chief of Naval Personnel.

After they are selected not prior.

A phsical fitness standard of satisfactory-medium or higher.

• LDO (non-nuc) - 8 - 14 years (+ 180 days waiver)
• LDO (nuc) - 8 - 16 years

• 14 - 20 - E7 and E8
• 14 - 22 - E9 (+ 180 days waiver)

CWO3 as long as TIR is 2 years as of October 1 of year in which application is submitted.

TIR: 22 years + 180 days

They get forwarded to NAVPERSCOM (PERS-803)

PERS-803 is the sponsor for the Active Duty Redesignation Selection Board

6 years of Active Duty.

Annual NAVADMINS are normally released in May for Active Duty and June for Inactive Duty.

10 years IAW MILPERSMAN 1426-010.

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Division Officers, Department Heads, OIC's, XO, and CO.

The Chief of Naval Personnel can appoint an LDO and CWO and therefore are fully qualified.

LDOs in the surface, undersea, aviation, information dominance, expeditionary services, and nuclear power enterprises are line officers

LDOs in the staff series are staff corps officers and serve in the services and expeditionary enterprises

• Senior Member: LCDR or above
• Junior Members: LT or above or CW02 with 2 years in grade
• It is essential to have an LDO that has your designator that you are applying for.

Designators 61XX/71XX are officers designated for duty by their specialty in Naval Surface Warfare.

Designators 62XX/72XX are officers designated for duty by their specialty in Naval Submarine Warfare.

Designators 63XX/73XX are officers designated for duty by their specialty in any element of Naval Aviation Warfare.

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VADM Richard J. Cheeseman Jr

Designators 65XX/75XX are officers designated for duty in the staff corps by their specialty.

• 6 = LDO
• 7 =CWO

• 1 = Surface
• 2 = Submarine
• 3 = Aviation
• 4 = General
• 5 = Staff

LDOs are technically sound officers who perform duties in specific occupational fields and require strong managerial skills.

CWOs are technical specialists who perform duties requiring extensive knowledge and skills of a specific occupational field.

• A Mustang is a commissioned officer that was prior enlisted, had no break in service, and had at least 4 years of service,
• What is an Officer Precedence Number or better yet "lineal number'? The purpose in assigning an officer a lineal number is to establish his or her seniority with his or her grade and corps. A lineal number consists of a six-digit whole number and a two-digit subnumber. Using subnumbers makes it possible to add or take away names without renumbering the whole list. The system works inversely—the lower the lineal number, the higher the seniority.

• a. Grade;
• b. Date of rank;
• c. Percentile number;
• d. Acceptance date (if other than date of rank);
• e. Date of birth; and
• f. Alphabetically

I love my job, whether it's studying new communication systems, assisting fleet units or stations with communication outages, or finally seeing a Sailor I know / mentored succeed and move up the ranks.

The Navy's (TA) Tuition Assistance program. Right now there are talks about reverting back to 75% funded. I believe it should be performanced base meaning only the top 50% of Sailors at any command may be allowed to take TA. This will cut cost to the Navy and reward the hard chargers.

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• Chief Petty Officers serve a dual role as both technical experts and as leaders. Some responsibilities are assisting
• -DIVO prepare watch and liberty bills.
• -Assist in assigning personnel to maintain divisional space cleanliness.
• -Assist in training and PQS within division
• -Supervise professional development of Sailors

• Getting the day to day tasks from division Chief and taking care of divisional personnel.
• -Deal with leave, special request chits.
• -Administrative i.e. evals, awards, frockings, bravo zulu's

• The Division Officer is responsible for all pertanent items/tasks from the Department Head,
• -some are the conduct and performance of entire division.
• -Report all issues and concerns promptly to keep all informed.
• -Conduct inspections on personnel and divisional readiness.
• -Development a professional working relationship with the Chief in your division.

CAPT Pat Sutton

LT Bryan Gill

CWO5 John Cowan

Mr Parker Dinwiddie

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