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Commanding officers to get more involved in SAIL program February 8 Sailors assigned to the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln participate in an overnight “Out of the Darkness Walk,” to recognize Suicide Prevention Awareness Month in Newport News, Va.,, in 2015. (MC3 Rob Ferrone/Navy) The Navy is adjusting procedures for the Sailor Assistance and Intercept for Life program requiring commanding officers to take a more proactive approach to ensure sailors at risk for suicide establish communication with the program. The SAIL program is a service offered through Fleet and Family Support Centers for sailors who have exhibited suicide-related thinking or behavior. SAIL case managers equip these sailors with additional resources and are also responsible for communicating with their healthcare providers and command leadership.