What is MILPERSMAN 1306-927 Navy Harbor Pilot Program?
MILPERSMAN 1306-927 is a regulation that outlines the requirements and procedures for the Navy Harbor Pilot Program, which allows naval personnel to serve as pilots in designated harbor areas.

Who is eligible to participate in the Navy Harbor Pilot Program?
Active duty Navy officers, in the ranks of O-2 to O-6, who meet the specific qualifications outlined in MILPERSMAN 1306-927, are eligible to participate in the Navy Harbor Pilot Program.

How can I apply for the Navy Harbor Pilot Program?
To apply for the Navy Harbor Pilot Program, eligible officers must submit a written request through their chain of command, following the guidelines provided in MILPERSMAN 1306-927.

What are the qualifications required to become a Navy harbor pilot?
Some of the qualifications include possessing a minimum of three years of active duty service in the Navy, holding a valid Coast Guard merchant mariner's credential, having completed specific training courses and passing a physical examination.

Are there any waivers available for certain requirements in the Navy Harbor Pilot Program?
MILPERSMAN 1306-927 does provide the possibility of waivers for certain requirements, depending on the circumstances and recommendations made by the Commander of Naval Surface Forces.

Can I voluntarily resign from the Navy Harbor Pilot Program?
Yes, eligible officers who have completed at least three years of service in the Navy Harbor Pilot Program may submit a written request to voluntarily resign. However, resignation is subject to approval by the Commander of Naval Surface Forces.

What is the tour length for officers in the Navy Harbor Pilot Program?
The standard tour length for officers participating in the Navy Harbor Pilot Program is three years. However, under exceptional circumstances, the tour length may be adjusted based on the needs of the Navy.

Will serving as a Navy harbor pilot count towards my promotion and seniority?
Yes, serving as a Navy harbor pilot will count towards a qualifying officer's promotion eligibility and seniority as described in MILPERSMAN 1306-927.

Are there any career opportunities available after completing the Navy Harbor Pilot Program?
Officers who successfully complete the Navy Harbor Pilot Program may pursue career opportunities within the Navy as designated harbor pilots, subject to the needs of the service and available positions.