What is MILPERSMAN 1301-219?
MILPERSMAN 1301-219 is a Navy regulation that pertains to Officer Special Assignments specifically for Limited Duty Officers (LDOs) and Chief Warrant Officers (CWOs).

Who does MILPERSMAN 1301-219 apply to?
This regulation applies to Navy personnel who are Limited Duty Officers (LDOs) and Chief Warrant Officers (CWOs).

What does MILPERSMAN 1301-219 cover?
MILPERSMAN 1301-219 covers various aspects of LDO and CWO assignments, including eligibility criteria, application processes, categories of assignments, and career progression.

How can one become eligible for LDO or CWO assignments?
To be eligible for LDO or CWO assignments, a Navy officer must meet certain service requirements, have the necessary qualifications and technical expertise, and pass the required selection boards.

What are the different categories of LDO and CWO assignments?
The categories of LDO and CWO assignments include staff assignments, unit assignments, special assignments, joint assignments, and career progression assignments.

How can an officer apply for LDO or CWO assignments?
Officers interested in LDO or CWO assignments must submit an application package following the guidelines provided in the MILPERSMAN 1301-219 regulation.

How are LDO and CWO assignment selections made?
Selections for LDO and CWO assignments are made based on a combination of factors, including the applicant's qualifications, service record, performance evaluations, and the needs of the Navy.

Are LDO and CWO assignments mandatory?
No, LDO and CWO assignments are not mandatory. They are voluntary career paths for eligible officers who wish to pursue a specific role within the Navy.

Is there a timeline for when LDO and CWO assignments are typically made?
The timeline for LDO and CWO assignments may vary depending on the needs of the Navy. However, assignment boards are generally conducted periodically throughout the year.