List of Naval Officer Designators

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The following is a partial list of current United States Naval Officer Community Designations:

An officer designator describes their general community or profession.

The final (fourth) digit (X) denotes the whether the officer has a Regular (0), Reserve (5), or Full Time Support (7) commission.

Up until Fiscal Year 2005, all officers entering the U.S. Navy are awarded a Reserve commission (they are commissioned as Ensign, United States Navy Reserve). Legislation was signed that all Reserve Officers on Active Duty, designated by a "5" in the last digit of the designator, would be converted over to a regular Navy commission by close of Fiscal Year 2006.

There is no distinction between USN and USNR Officers (on active duty), no matter what the commissioning source, they hold the same ranks, have the same responsibilities and authority, and enjoy the same privileges.

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111X URL Officer qualified in Surface Warfare.
112X URL Officer qualified in Submarine Warfare.
113X URL Officer qualified in Special Warfare.
114X A Special Operation officer by virtue of training in the Explosive Ordinance Disposal, Diving/Salvage, and EOM functional areas.
131X URL Officer qualified for duty involving piloting heavier-than-air, or heavier and lighter-than air types of aircraft (Naval Aviator).
132X URL Officer qualified for duty involving heavier-than-air, or heavier and lighter-than-air type aircraft as a Naval Flight Officer.

116X URL Officer in training for Surface Warfare qualification.
117X URL Officer in training for Submarine Warfare qualification.
118X URL Officer in training for Special Warfare qualification.
119X URL Officer in training for Special Operations qualification.
137X URL Officer in training for duty involving flying as a Naval Flight Officer.
139X URL Officer in training for duty involving flying as a pilot.

120X An RL Officer specializing in Human Resources.
121X An RL Officer specializing in Nuclear Propulsion Training (Nuclear Power School Instructor).
122X An RL Officer specializing in Nuclear Propulsion Training (Naval Reactors Engineer).
144X An RL Officer specializing in Engineering Duty.
146X An RL Officer specializing in Engineering Duty (in training; converts to 144X upon completion of qualification requirements).
151X An RL Officer specializing in Aerospace Engineering Duty (Engineering).
152X An RL Officer specializing in Aerospace Engineering Duty (Maintenance). AKA: AMDO and AMO.

160X An SD Officer (Information Professional)
161X An SD Officer (Information Warfare)
162X, 166X, 167X, 169X An SD Officer (Merchant Marine)
163X An SD Officer (Intelligence)
164X An RL Officer in training for qualification as an SD Officer (Cryptology)
165X An SD Officer (Public Affairs)
1687 An SD Officer (Reserve Recruiter)
180X An SD Officer (Oceanography)

210X A Medical Corps Officer
220X A Dental Corps Officer
230X A Medical Service Corps Officer
250X A Judge Advocate General's Corps Officer
290X A Nurse Corps Officer
310X A Supply Corps Officer
410X A Chaplain Corps Officer
510X A Civil Engineer Corps (Seabee) Officer

60XX/61XX Limited Duty Officer - Line (Surface)
62XX Limited Duty Officer - Line (Submarine)
63XX Limited Duty Officer - Line (Aviation)
64XX Limited Duty Officer - Line (General)
65XX Limited Duty Officer - (Staff Corps)

71XX Chief Warrant Officer - Line (Surface)
72XX Chief Warrant Officer - Line (Submarine)
73XX Chief Warrant Officer - Line (Aviation)
74XX Chief Warrant Officer - Line (General)
75XX Chief Warrant Officer - (Staff Corps)
7560 Warrant Officer - (Staff Corps)

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