Who administers the Navy's Casualty Assistance Calls Program?

The Navy's Casualty Assistance Calls Program is administered by the Commander, Naval Military Personnel Command. This program is designed to provide support to families of service members who have died or are missing in action. It ensures that affected families receive timely information and assistance during a challenging and emotional time, which is critical for their wellbeing.

The Commander, Naval Military Personnel Command is responsible for managing military personnel resources and ensuring that casualty assistance is handled appropriately. This includes oversight of training for casualty assistance calls officers and ensuring that families receive the necessary support and guidance.

The other entities mentioned are involved in various aspects of military and veteran affairs, but they do not have direct oversight of the Casualty Assistance Calls Program as it specifically pertains to the Navy’s personnel support system.