Commander Navy Reserve Force (U.S. Navy) White Coffee Mug

Commander Navy Reserve Force (U.S. Navy) The Commander Navy Reserve Force is a senior commissioned officer rank in the United States Navy Reserve. This rank corresponds to the pay grade O-5 and is the fourth highest officer rank in the U.S. Navy Reserve. Commanders are responsible for leading naval forces during both peacetime and wartime operations, with duties that include commanding ships, aircraft squadrons, and other naval units. The promotion to this rank requires a minimum of 14 years of active service in the Navy or Navy Reserve, as well as the completion of certain educational requirements and assessments. Commanders report directly to Rear Admirals, who are senior officers in the U.S. Navy hierarchy. The Commander Navy Reserve Force plays an essential role in maintaining the operational readiness of the U.S. Navy Reserve forces.