Which personnel are eligible to apply for the Chief Warrant Officer Program?

The Chief Warrant Officer Program is designed to promote individuals who have demonstrated significant leadership capabilities and a commitment to their service. Personnel eligible to apply for this program must meet specific criteria related to their rank, years of service, and affiliation with the Navy.

In this case, the option that indicates being an E-7 in the Naval Reserve with 10 years of Reserve service fits within the eligibility requirements. The Chief Warrant Officer Program typically accepts mid-career servicemembers who have gained sufficient experience and have shown the potential for further leadership roles. An E-7 has advanced in rank with a substantial period of service that reflects a commitment to the Navy, making them viable candidates for this program. The time served in the Reserve provides the necessary experience and understanding of naval operations.

Other choices may include ranks or years of service that do not align with the established criteria for the program. These alternatives may not meet the required balance of rank and service time that is specifically laid out for eligibility in the Chief Warrant Officer Program.