Which of the following is NOT a program designed to reduce suicides in the Navy?

The program that is designed to reduce suicides in the Navy is focused on mental health and well-being of personnel. Mental health awareness, suicide prevention training, and peer support initiatives all contribute directly to identifying risk factors, providing support, and creating an environment where service members can openly discuss mental health issues and seek help.

Physical readiness, while crucial for the overall fitness and operational capability of Navy personnel, does not directly address suicide prevention. It mainly focuses on physical training and health, which, while important, does not specifically target the mental health challenges that can lead to suicidal thoughts or actions. Therefore, physical readiness is not aligned with the goals of the other programs aimed at reducing suicides.