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Special Warfare Operators (SO) are responsible for training and preparation for execution of special operations in maritime, urban, desert, jungle, arctic and mountain environments. SOs are experts in special operations tactics and technical knowledge; mission planning; cultural awareness; small-unit leadership; operational risk management; tactical, operational and strategic thinking; tactical communications; tactical air control/terminal guidance; combat diving; para-drop operations; small boat operations; tactical ground mobility; small arms and crew-served weapons; fast roping and rappelling; demolitions/explosive breaching; trauma care; intelligence gathering and interpretation; transportation and logistics; and chemical/biological/radiological/nuclear defense measures. The SO rate is Sea-duty intensive. YEARS OF SERVICE CAREER MILESTONES 25-30 FORCM CMDCM 21-25 CMDCM M 17-21 M S 14-17 S AVERAGE TIME TO ADVANCE 26.2 Yrs 22.0 Yrs 22.0 Yrs 20.1 Yrs 20.1 Yrs COMMISSIONING OR OTHER SPECIAL PROGRAMS SEA SHORE FLOW TYPICAL CAREER PATH DEVELOPMENT CMC 36 6 th Operational or Non Operational Tour Billet: FORCM, CMDCM, SEA. Duty: Team, Squadron, SRT, CNSWC, NSWCEN, TRADET, NSW Group, NSW Unit, or T. Schools: Keystone Course CWO, CMC 36 5 th Operational or Non Operational Tour Billet: SEA, CMDCM, Staff Dept/DIV SEL. Duty: Team, Squadron, SRT, CNSWC, NSWCEN, TRADET, NSW Group, NSW Unit, or T. Schools: CMC/COB, Summit Course (CEP-4), NSW CO/CMC COI. CWO, CMC 36 4 th Operational Tour Billet: PLT LCPO, TRP LCPO, OPS LCPO. Duty: Team, Squadron, SRT, or T. Schools: JSOF-SEA (CEP-3). CWO, OCS 48 3 rd Operational Tour Billet: PLT/SQD/SR-Troop LPO, PLT/SR-Troop LCPO, TM LDR, Instructor, Dept LPO, TRNG LPO. Duty: Team, Squadron, or SRT Qualification: Air OPS Inst, ROIC, CQC/EB/DR/DGM RANGE SAFETY OFFICER, MFF/JM, SDV DV Sup. Schools: Sniper, Breacher, ASOT II & III, TSO, Joint Courses. 10-14 S SO1 6.1 Yrs 36 1 st Non Operational Tour Billet: Instructor, Dept LPO/LCPO, TRNG LPO/LCPO, Staff LPO/LCPO. Duty: NSWCEN, TRADET, NSW Group, or NSW Unit. Qualification: Air OPS Inst, ROIC, CQC/EB/DR/DGM RANGE SAFETY OFFICER, MFF/JM, SDV DV Sup. Schools: Sniper, Breacher, ASOT II & III, TSO, Joint Courses, CEP-2, NSW PLT Leaders COI. 1

YEARS OF SERVICE 2-10 SO1 SO2 SO3 CAREER MILESTONES 1-2 SEAL accession/ pipeline training. Gain NEC 5326 upon completion of SQT. AVERAGE TIME TO ADVANCE 6.1Yrs 3.2 Yrs 2.0 Yrs Advancement to SO3 upon completion of SQT. (1.5-2.0 Yrs) COMMISSIONING OR OTHER SPECIAL PROGRAMS SEA SHORE FLOW TYPICAL CAREER PATH DEVELOPMENT STA-21, OCS 60 1 st /2 nd Operational Tour Billet: Team PLT/SQD MBR, or PLT/SQD/SR LPO Duty: Team, Squadron, or SRT Qualification: DV Sup, ROIC, SR- Troop. RANGE SAFETY OFFICER, HRST Master, SL/JM, NSW Medic, JTAC, SNEC 9502. Schools: NSW Comms, Sniper, Breacher, ASOT II, CEP-1, NSW LPO Course. Combat Medic - SNEC 5391/2. SDV Pilot/Navigator - SNEC 5323. Recruit Training. Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL (BUD/S) training. Military Static Line/Free-Fall parachute training. SEAL Qualification Training (SQT). Notes: 1. In addition to the above career path, a SO is advanced due to his proven leadership, performance and qualifications. 2. Considerations for advancement from E6 to E7: a. Prior to selection for E7, candidate should successfully complete a NSW LPO/E6 operational or training leadership tour for a minimum of 12 months. b. Successful completion is defined by the member earning a good performance mark on their evaluation as an LPO and meeting the 12 month leadership requirement. c. Candidate should complete a diversity tour to one of the following commands (Any NSW Group, NSW Unit, T, CNSWC, Special Reconnaissance Team (SRT), Special Boat Team, Any Training Command or Development Group). d. Candidate should have a minimum of four qualifications (Para 5), three basic leadership and one advanced. Member should have Letters of Designation for each basic leadership qualification. Operational and training LPO assignments (Para 6a-b) fully meet the leadership milestone for PO1 to CPO. Staff (Para 6c) LPO tours do NOT meet selection criteria. e. Candidate should complete the NSW LPO Course and the Career Education Program (CEP 1) Joint Fundamentals. f. Member should complete a minimum of three deployments at a SEAL Team, or a combination of operational NSW commands, with exception of SEAL Delivery Vehicle (SDV) as they deploy for purpose vice predictable rotations. g. E6's successfully completing a non-operational tour post successful completion of operational leadership 2

3. Considerations for advancement from E7 to E8: a. Prior to selection for E8, candidate should successfully complete an operational leadership tour as an LCPO/E7 - SEAL PLT, Special Reconnaissance Troop, NSWAD, TACDE/SQD Team, or SDV PLT. b. Candidate should complete the NSW Platoon Leaders Course and the Career Education Program, (CEP 2) Enterprise Management. c. Candidate should complete a diversity tour to one of the following commands (Any NSW Group, NSW Unit, T, CNSWC, Special Reconnaissance Team (SRT), Special Boat Team, Any Training Command or Development Group). d. Candidate should have a minimum of five qualifications (Para 5), three basic leadership and two advanced. e. E7's successfully completing a non-operational tour post successful completion of operational leadership 4. Considerations for advancement from E8 to E9: a. Prior to selection for E9, candidate should successfully complete an operational leadership tour as an LCPO/E8 - SEAL TU/TRP, Special Reconnaissance Troop, TACDE/SQD Troop, PRT, or SDV TU/TRP. b. Candidate should complete Career Education Program (CEP 3) Joint Senior Enlisted Academy (JSOF- SEA) or a service equivalent academy. c. Candidate should have a diversity tour to one of the following commands (Any NSW Group, NSW Unit, T, CNSWC, Special Reconnaissance Team (SRT), Special Boat Team, Any Training Command or Development Group). d. Candidate should have a minimum of six qualifications (Para 5), three basic leadership and three advanced. e. E8's successfully completing a non-operational tour post successful completion of operational leadership 5. Best qualified candidates will have a diverse background and have completed prescribed PME. Additional qualifications are listed below. a. Basic Leadership Qualifications: SL/JM Static Line Jump Master HRST Helo Rope Suspension Technique Master/Cast Master DV Sup Diving Supervisor RSO Range Safety Officer to include: (Small Arms, Demolitions, Stand-Off Weapons/Rockets) 3

b. Advanced Qualifications: MFF/JM - Military Freefall Jump Master HRST Instructor NSW Air Ops Trainer NSW Air Ops Trainer Examiner NSW Sniper NSW Communicator NSW Breacher JTAC - Joint Terminal Air Controller JTAC Instructor JTAC Evaluator SDV Operator - 5323 SDV DV Sup SDV Diving Supervisor ASDS Lock In/Out Supervisor NSW Medic 5391/5392 Outboard Overhaul Mechanic ROIC Range Officer In Charge Dynamic Fire and Movement Range Safety Officer (RSO) Close Quarters Combat RSO Indirect Fire (Mortars) RSO Dynamic Ground Mobility Fire and Movement RSO Explosive Breaching RSO Laser RSO ASOT II ASOT III Technical Surveillance Operations USN Instructor SNEC 9502 Master Training Specialists (MTS) Language Qualification 6. NSW Tours: a. Operational Tours: SEAL Team PLT or TRP SEAL Delivery Vehicle (SDV) Team PLT or TRP SRT Special Reconnaissance Team - Special Reconnaissance Troop NSWAD Naval Special Warfare Anchor Detachment NSWDG Naval Special Warfare Development Group TACD&E Tactical Development and Evaluation Team or Troop PRDO Personnel Resources Development Office b. Training Tours: BTC Basic Training Command ATC Advanced Training Command TRADET Group 1, 2, and 3 NSWDG Selection & Training SDV Training Cell CENSEALSWCC Joint Special Operations Medical Training Center, FT Bragg NSOMI - Naval Special Operations Medical Instructor Cultural Engagement Unit (CEU) Special Reconnaissance Troop Special Operations Forces Liaison Element (SOFLE) c. Staff Tours: NSWC - Naval Special Warfare Center NSW Units 1, 2, 3, 4, 10 CNRC/NSW Recruiter Navy Personnel Command (Detailer, Community Manager) NAVSPECWARCOM NAVSPECWARGRU ONE, TWO, THREE, TEN USOM Navy Parachute Team T - Theater Special Operations Command 4

d. Advanced Education: NSW personnel may apply to approved advanced education programs (e.g. Naval Postgraduate School, Advanced Education Voucher, etc.) upon completion of first operational tour and meeting other eligibility requirements as prescribed in applicable instructions and messages. 5