When I submitted my package Mr. Celestin emailed me back saying that my packages were submitted to the 22FEB SWO and the 01MAR Intel boards. That's the most "confirmation" I had before the at board list posted.
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SWO Board 22FEB21
- Thread starter wannabeswo93
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Conqueror’sHaki
SWOTIVATED MUSTANG
The last thing I received from him was the medical determination about a month ago stating that my package has been forwarded for continued processing. I’m thinking of emailing him tomorrow
Yes my names was on the published board lists on the production tab on the mpte site came out like 10 days before the board
Conqueror’sHaki
SWOTIVATED MUSTANG
Did he tell you you were on the board before the list even came out?
Yes
NavyOCSHopeful
LTJG - SWO
I was able to clarify through my OR and through the At Board list posted here on page 7 or so that I was at board.
April applicants should have access to an official At Board list like a week or so prior to the board.
Conqueror’sHaki
SWOTIVATED MUSTANG
@AO1SALAS
Appreciate you guys. Yeah, I have the access link to it. I’m just going to try and make sure I’m good to go, rather than sit around and wait for the list to come out only to find that my name is not present.
NavyYN2814
New Member
Anyone know what the TAOC stands for or means and if there is any reasoning to the order?
TAOC is what they use to represent someone's Navy Talent Acquisition Group. It represents what Navy Recruiting District originated someone's application or. You'll see a lot of 198 because 198 stands for a Fleet Application--someone who is already Active Duty.
It’s like a region code and no particular order only in order of region code and alphabetical by that code 198 is for fleet or active duty
This is the main thing people study, but is mostly common knowledge for people who are already been in. It never hurts to brush up on general orders and code of conduct. Everything else you'll be solid on guaranteed
zarevich
Well-Known Member
Been in for 10 years, ask me if I know any of the general orders or code of conduct.
Hence why I said that's the only thing to really brush up on. I doubt anyone in the still knows General Orders and Code of Conduct or, more accurately, I'd say everyone active duty knows them, but doesn't know the order and doesn't I now verbatim. It's all common sense in the long run.
Also, what exactly did you mean by the "big boy rules" of green side? Because I really hope you're not under the assumption that blue side cares about it's sailors.
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