cwo

Hello all! I am an E-7 with 13 years of service and am 32 years old. I recently completed my bachelor's of science degree and was looking to commission. What are the chances a TIS waiver would be approved if I wanted to submit an OCS package for AMDO? I am just becoming out of my window for LDO...

I am wondering if it is possible to go from CWO to MCWO. If so, what is the process supposed to be? Do I have to retake OCS as well? If not, can I eventually transfer to a place where I can do cyber operations in the Navy? If so, where? What is the process?

I am currently a junior in high school and I know I want to be a Navy Officer. My best and favorite careers are STEM/Number related. So, I was thinking CW or IP. But, I found out that you cannot receive those commissions from NROTC. I am very academically smart and a good leader. Do you think...

I am a high school junior that wants to become a Naval Officer after college. I am very good with math and numbers. Pretty much STEM related careers. I noticed that on the website it doesn’t give the commission option of like a CW or an IP. So my main question is can you recieve those...

Hi, I am a high school student that is looking to join as a Navy Officer after college. There is not to main forums that have to do with CWO or IPO. I am very good with math and numbers but I don't know. Also, I don't really know what to major in that will best benefit me for one of these jobs...

I know that many (most?) of us have been affected by COVID this year, especially when it comes to our two-week Annual Training. Due to site lock-downs and travel restrictions, I've had multiple options fall through. Something that came up recently is doing guided CW (181x) PQS study remotely via...

ALCON, Per Mr. Ted Williams, attached is the latest and greatest checklist. Apparently they have been submitting updates to NPC for the past 2 years but their inputs/requests have fallen on def ears. V/r, YNX(AW)

Interesting read: https://www.c4isrnet.com/it-networks/2018/02/07/navys-new-weapon-of-choice-information/

I recently graduated from OCS and received endless amounts of questions about it. To help I started creating a video series on YouTube. If you would like to check it out the link is below. Hopefully they help you on your OCS journey.

I'm brand new to this site (but not to the Navy), and it seems to be a great resource for those currently serving or thinking about serving. I was hoping to get a little help with a question that a recruiter was unable to answer for me: Can anyone speak either from experience or anecdotally...