What is the purpose of MILPERSMAN 1306-940 Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps (NROTC) Training and Support Personnel?
MILPERSMAN 1306-940 provides guidance and regulations for the management and support of personnel involved in the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps (NROTC) program.

Who does MILPERSMAN 1306-940 apply to?
This regulation applies to Navy personnel assigned to NROTC units, including permanent staff, instructors, and midshipmen.

What are the qualifications for personnel assigned to NROTC units?
Personnel assigned to NROTC units must meet the necessary qualifications, which include being physically qualified, having the appropriate educational background, and possessing the required security clearance.

Can NROTC midshipmen participate in overseas deployments?
Yes, NROTC midshipmen may participate in overseas deployments as part of their training and education, subject to the needs of the Navy and any applicable security requirements.

Can NROTC personnel receive special pays or incentives?
Yes, NROTC personnel may be eligible for special pays and incentives, such as proficiency pay, hazardous duty pay, or incentives for critical skills, based on their qualifications and assignments.

Are there any limitations on the length of service in an NROTC unit?
Yes, the length of service in an NROTC unit is typically limited to three years for officers assigned as instructors or permanent staff, and four years for midshipmen.

Can NROTC instructors or staff be reassigned to other units or duties?
Yes, NROTC instructors or staff may be reassigned to other units or duties based on the needs of the Navy, career progression, or other operational requirements.

Are NROTC personnel entitled to any educational benefits?
Yes, NROTC personnel, including midshipmen, may be eligible for educational benefits and tuition assistance programs, subject to the requirements and regulations specified by the Navy.

Can NROTC personnel attend civilian educational institutions as part of their training?
Yes, NROTC midshipmen are typically enrolled in civilian educational institutions and attend these institutions as part of their NROTC training and education.