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FY 16 Flashcards

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What instruction provides guidance for Enlisted to Officer Commissioning?

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

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What website can you visit to find out information for LDO/CWO?

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The NPC

Navy Personnel Command website.

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After initial submission of LDO/CWO package can candidates submit addition items?

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

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If a Sailor is applying for both LDO and CWO what must be done to CO’s recommendation?

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

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How are LDO/CWO’s selected explain the process?

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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.

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Who sets the quota for LDO/CWO Sailors?

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Quotas are set by the Chief of Naval Personnel.

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What are some basic steps that should be taken to prior to applying for LDO/CWO?

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BACK
-Read the current instruction for Enlisted to Commissioning Programs.

  • Review the current NAVADMIN message, updated annually during the month of May which identifies this year’s specific requirments.
  • Check your local service record for completeness. Look for missing/misfiled evaluations, qualifications, awards, etc. Make corrections as soon as possible.
  • Obtain a copy of your Official Military Personnel File (OMPF) (CD format) to ensure it is also current. To order your CD go to “Ordering and Reviewing Your OMPF”.
  • First Class Petty Officers who wish to apply for LDO must have taken the CPO exam in January of the year the application is due to NPC and be selection board eligible. The current year exam “profile sheet” must accompany the application.
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Do LDO/CWO candidates have to be US Citizens to apply?

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Yes

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Who is the civilian LDO/CWO OCM?

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Mr. Dondre’ S. Rittman

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When do personnel that are accepted into the LDO program conduct leadership training?

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After they are selected not prior.

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What PRT standards must an LDO/CWO candidate meet prior to appointment?

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A phsical fitness standard of satisfactory-medium or higher.

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What are the time frames for personnel to apply for LDO?

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FY-14 8-15 years. No waivers over 16 years.
FY-15 8-14 years. No waivers over 15 years.
FY-16 8-14 years. No waivers over 14.5 years.

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What are the time frames for personnel to apply for CWO?

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FY-14 13-22 years. Waivers between 12-23 years.
FY-15 14-21 years. Waivers between 13-22 years.
FY-16 14-20 years. Waivers between 14-22 years for MCPO Only.

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What are the time frames for personnel to apply for CWO?

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FY-14 13-22 years. Waivers between 12-23 years.
FY-15 14-21 years. Waivers between 13-22 years.
FY-16 14-20 years. Waivers between 14-22 years for MCPO Only.

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What grade can an E9 with 2 years TIR be appointed if applying for CWO program?

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Where do Active Duty LDO/CWO applications get forwarded to?

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What is PERS-803?

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

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What NAVADMIN announced the LDO/CWO for FY-16 Active Duty?

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NAVADMIN 140/14

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For CWO’s upon appointment as an LDO what is the required time obligated for service?

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6 years of Active Duty.

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What LDO Designator is 611X?

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Deck Surface

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What LDO Designator is 612X?

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Operations-Surface

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What LDO Designator is 613X?

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Engineering/Repair-Surface

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What LDO Designator is 615X?

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Special Warfare

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What LDO Designator is 616X?

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Ordnance-Surface

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What LDO Designator is 618X?

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Electronics-Surface

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What LDO Designator is 621X?

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Deck-Submarine

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What LDO Designator is 623X?

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Engineering/Repair-Submarine

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What LDO Designator is 626X?

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Ordnance-Submarine

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What LDO Designator is 626X?

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Engineering/Repair-Submarine

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What LDO Designator is 626X?

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Ordnance-Submarine

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What LDO Designator is 628X?

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Electronics-Submarine

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What LDO Designator is 629X?

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Communications-Submarine

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What LDO Designator is 631X?

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Aviation Deck

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What LDO Designator is 632X?

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Aviation Operations

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What LDO Designator is 633X?

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Aviation Maintenance

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What LDO Designator is 636X?

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Aviation Ordnance

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What LDO Designator is 639X?

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Air Traffic Control

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What LDO Designator is 640X?

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Nuclear Power

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What LDO Designator is 641X?

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Administration

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What LDO Designator is 642X?

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Information Systems

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What LDO Designator is 643X?

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Bandmaster

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What LDO Designator is 644X?

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Information Warfare

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What LDO Designator is 645X?

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Intelligence

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What LDO Designator is 646X?

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Meteorology / Oceanography

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What LDO Designator is 647X?

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Photography

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What LDO Designator is 648X?

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Explosive Ordnance Disposal

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What LDO Designator is 649X?

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Security

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What LDO Designator is 651X?

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Supply

47
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What LDO Designator is 653X?

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Civil Engineer Corps

48
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What LDO Designator is 655X?

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Law

49
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How many LDO Designators are there?

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There are currently 30 different LDO Designators.

50
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In what year was the rank of Ensign introduced?

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1862

51
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When was the LDO program established?

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1948

52
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When was the first LDO promoted to Captain?

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1986

53
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What type of positions can LDO/CWO’s serve?

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

54
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Who can appoint an LDO or CWO the CO or XO of any command?

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

55
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Under which categories are LDO’s considered line officers?

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

56
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What categories are LDO’s considered Staff Officers?

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

57
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When going up for an interview board for LDO or CWO what are the recommended personnel to administer board?

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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.

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Describe the following LDO/CWO base Designators: 61XX/71XX

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

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

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

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Describe the following LDO/CWO base Designators: 63XX/73XX

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

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Describe the following LDO/CWO Designators: 64XX/74XX

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Designators 64XX/74XX are officers designated for duty by their specialty in any element of Naval Warfare.

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Describe the following LDO/CWO Designators: 65XX/75XX

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

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What does the first digit of an LDO or CWO Designator mean?

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6 = LDO

7 =CWO

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What are the different type of second digits of an LDO or CWO Designator mean?

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1 = Surface
2 = Submarine
3 = Aviation
4 = General
5 = Staff
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What is the basic role of an LDO?

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

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What is the basic role of a CWO?

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

67
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What is a Mustang Officer?

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A Mustang is a commissioned officer that was prior enlisted, had no break in service, and had at least 4 years of service,

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What is an Officer Precedence Number or better yet “lineal number’?

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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.

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LDO and CWO precedence numbers are based on what criteria?

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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

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What is a Chief Petty Officer’s role?

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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
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What is the role of the LPO Leading Petty Officer?

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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
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What is a Division Officer’s responsibilities / role?

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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.
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Who is the Flag Sponsor for the LDO/CWO Community?

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RADM Michael S. White

74
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When was the message released announcing the removal of TEMPORARY officer status for LDOs.

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01 Feb13

75
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Per COMNAVSURFPAC/COMNAVSURFLANTINST 1412.1. LDOs 649x permanently assigned to a commissioned U.S. Navy surface ship are required to do what?

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Qualify Surface Warfare Officer

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What is the LDO mission

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The Limited Duty Officer Community support the war-fighting capability and readiness of Naval Forces through leadership, technical proficiency, and experience. We are the primary manpower source for technically specific billets not best suited for traditional Unrestricted Line, Restricted Line or Staff Corps career path Officers. Using critical enlisted experience, we are committed to the continuous leadership, improvement, training and mentoring of Sailors.

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Head community manager is?

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CAPT Len Friddle

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Asst Community Manager

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LT Julio “Leo” Peterson Jr.

79
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What instruction is DOD O-2000.12H?

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DOD Antiterrorism Handbook

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DODI 2000.16H

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DOD Antiterrorism Standards

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joint publication 3-07.2

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Antiterrorism

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NAVEDTRA 14137A

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Master at Arms manual

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What is NTRP 3-07.2.2

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force protection weapons handling standard procedures and guidelines.

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What is NTTP 3-07.2.2 ?

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Navy tactics techniques and procedures. Antiterrorism / Force Protection

85
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what is NTTP 3-07.2.3?

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Law Enforcement and Physical Security for Navy Installations.

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What is NTTP 3-07.3.2?

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Multiservice Procedures for the tactical employment of non-lethal weapons

87
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What is NTTP 3-10-1?

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Naval Costal Warfare Operations

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What is NTTP 3-20-6.29M

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Tactical Boat Operations

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What is OPNAVINST 3120.32D

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Standard Organization and Regulations Manual

90
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What is OPNAVINST 3300.53?

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Navy Combatting Terrorism Program

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What is OPNAVINST 5100.12J

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Navy Traffic Safety Program

92
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What is the Navy Physical Security Instruction for AA&E?

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OPNAVINST 5530.13C

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What is OPNAVINST 5530.14E?

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Navy Physical Security and Law Enforcement Program.

94
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What is the corrections instruction?

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SECNAVINST 1640.9C

95
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What is NAVPERS 15560?

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Navy Military Personnel Manual

96
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What is NAVPERS 15665?

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US Navy Uniform Rgulations

97
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What is OPNAVINST 1420.1?

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Enlisted to Officer Commissioning Programs Application administrative manual.

98
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What is OPNAVINST 5354.1?

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Navy Equal Opportunity Policy

99
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Can the CO delegate a “By Direction” signature on any LDO/CWO application?

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

100
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What is the key to success?

A

Sustained superior performance in a variety of challenging assignments.

101
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What is an Officers precedence number?

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They are assigned to all Ensigns one year after commissioning.  LDO's precedence numbers are based on the following;
Grade
Date of rank
Percentile number
Acceptance date
Date of birth
Alphabetically
102
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What are the promotion guidelines?

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O-1 to O-2 is All fully qualified
O-2 to O-3 is All fully qualified
O-3 to O-4 is 80%
O-4 to O-5 is 70%
O-5 to O-6 is 50%
103
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What are control grades?

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The number that the Navy can have in each of these grades is set by law and cannot be exceeded.

104
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What are promotion zones?

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Consists of those officers who have not previously been considered for promotion for the next higher grade and who are eligible for promotion by virtue of their relative seniority within their competitive category, based on lineal number.

105
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What is “above zone”?

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officers who have previously been considered for promotion to the next higher grade by a selection board, but we’re not selected.

106
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What is “senior zone”?

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The senior officer eligible above zone.

107
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What is “below zone”?

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Officers who are junior officers listed in zone, but who have been determined to be eligible for promotion. When possible, each officer is given TWO below zone or “early looks” before going “in zone” for promotion.

108
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Do year groups have a direct bearing on promotions?

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No, a year group is simply a convenient way to refer to officers with original dates of ranks in the same fiscal year.

109
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What is voluntary retirement?

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Officers submit voluntary retirement requests to SECNAV via their CO, nine months prior to desired date.

110
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What is involuntary retirement?

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Involuntary retirements are determined by officer’s grade, total active service, age, and number of failures-of-selection for promotion.

111
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What is selective early retirement?

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Personnel selective early retirement (SER) fall under the involuntary retirement statutes of title 10, USC. Used for downsizing.

112
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Minimum service requirements to retire?

A

By law, 10 years of commissioned service to retire as an officer or complete the initial four year obligation after accepting appointment if requesting reversion.

113
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Can permanent Officers revert to retire?

A

No.

114
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Can Officers with a permanent LDO status continue past their statutory retirement dates under unusual circumstances?

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Yes, but rare.

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