The document summarizes the FY-14 LDO/CWO selection board results. It provides details on board composition, selection standards, quotas selected, and profiles of selectees. The key points are: - The board was composed of 83 members from various ranks and specialties. - Selection standards focused on proven performance, IA consideration, and education. - A total of 526 candidates were selected for LDO and CWO, including 296 active duty and 209 active CWO. - Selectees had on average long careers, multiple assignments, deployments, schools, and many were IA veterans. - The document concludes with recommendations for future applicants, emphasizing strong evaluations, leadership

1. FY-14 LDO/CWO SELECTION
BOARD

2. Board Composition
• 83 Board Members
– 1 Captain (Board President)
– 34 Commanders
– 23 Lieutenant Commanders
– 13 CWO5s
– 12 CWO4s
• 21 Assigned Recorders
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3. Board Precept Guidance
• Selection Standard: “Fully Qualified”: Demonstrated
leadership, professional/technical skill, integrity, and
resourcefulness in other difficult and challenging joint and in-
service assignments.
• Selection Standard: “Best Qualified”: The following three items
guiding the recommendations and deliberations:
– Proven and Sustained Performance.
– Individual Augmentee (IA) Consideration.
– Education/Personal and Professional Development.
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4. FY-14 Quota Selection
Selected
Active Duty
• Enlisted to ENS (LDO) 296
• Enlisted to CWO 209
• CWO to LTJG 1
Reserve
• Enlisted/CWO to (LDO) 19
• Enlisted to CWO 12
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5. Active LDO Selectees Profile
• Average Age: 32
• Total Years of Active Service: 13 Years
• Average Years of Total Education Completed: 14 Years
• Warfare Qualified: 99%
• Average Number of Duty Stations: 6
• Average Number of Sea/Overseas Tours Competed: 1
• Average Number of Training Schools Completed: 7
• IA/GSA Tours 9%
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6. Active CWO Selectees Profile
• Age: 36
• Total Years of Active Service: 17 Years
• Average Years of Total Education Completed: 14 Years
• Warfare Qualified: 100%
• Average Number of Duty Stations: 6
• Average Number of Sea/Overseas Tours Competed: 3
• Average Number of Training Schools Completed: 7
• IA/GSA Tours 18%
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7. Reserve LDO Selectees Profile
• Average Age: 34
• Total Years of Active Service: 13 Years
• Average Years of Total Education Completed: 14 Years
• Average Number of Duty Stations: 4
• Prior Recruiting/RTC/Instructor Tours: 30%
• Average Number of Sea/Overseas Tours Competed: 2
• Average Number of Training Schools Completed: 7
• IA/GSA Tours 27%
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8. Reserve CWO Selectees Profile
• Age: 38
• Total Years of Active Service: 18 Years
• Average Years of Total Education Completed: 14 Years
• Average Number of Duty Stations: 6
• Prior Recruiting/RTC/Instructor Tours: 40%
• Average Number of Sea/Overseas Tours Competed: 4
• Average Number of Training Schools Completed: 10
• IA/GSA Tours 12%
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9. Selection by Paygrade Active LDO
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10. Selection by Paygrade Active CWO
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11. Selection by Paygrade Reserve LDO
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12. Selection by Paygrade Reserve CWO
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13. Recommendations for Applicants to Future
In-Service Procurement Boards
• Board members focus on promotion rankings, command
endorsement, interview appraisal sheets, leadership traits,
major accomplishments, significant in-rate and watch station
qualifications, certifications (especially Master Training
Specialist (MTS) if you have served as an instructor) and the
difficulty of previous assignments held.
• Evaluation Reports
– Breakouts (hard and soft) are extremely important
– Work to immediately move to the “EP” block after reporting
to a new command
– Evaluations must document performance which
demonstrates accomplishments that are aligned to precept
guidance
• Successful IA/GSA assignments, recruiting, recruit division
commander or instructor duty is a significant plus
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