What is the purpose of MILPERSMAN 1306-935?
MILPERSMAN 1306-935 provides guidance and procedures for the implementation of the Command Master Chief (CMC) Program within the U.S. Navy.

What is the role of a Command Master Chief (CMC)?
The Command Master Chief serves as the senior enlisted advisor to the commanding officer, providing guidance on enlisted leadership, morale, welfare, and training matters.

How is a Command Master Chief (CMC) selected?
Selection for the CMC Program is based on a comprehensive review process, which considers an individual's leadership abilities, performance, command climate, and recommendations from their commanding officer.

Can a Command Master Chief (CMC) be removed from their position?
Yes, a Command Master Chief can be removed for reasons such as misconduct, substandard performance, loss of confidence by the commanding officer, or failure to meet the requirements of the CMC Program.

What are the qualifications to become a Command Master Chief (CMC)?
To be eligible for the CMC Program, an individual must hold the rank of Master Chief Petty Officer (E-9), have at least 3 years left on active duty, and possess strong leadership, communication, and mentoring skills.

Are there specific training requirements for Command Master Chiefs (CMCs)?
Yes, CMCs are required to attend the Command Master Chief/Chief of the Boat Indoctrination Course (CIN L00E9CCCB) within their first year of selection.

What is the tenure of a Command Master Chief (CMC)?
The standard tour length for a CMC is three years; however, extensions can be granted by the commanding officer based on the individual's performance and the needs of the command.

How does one apply for the Command Master Chief (CMC) Program?
Individuals who meet the eligibility requirements may express their interest in the program through their commanding officer, who will submit the application up the chain of command for consideration.

Can a Command Master Chief (CMC) retire from their position?
Yes, CMCs can submit a request to retire if they meet the criteria for retirement, such as having completed 30 years of service or reaching the mandatory retirement age.