The dinner rolls were safe when I left, fortunately.How about the dinner rolls? Those were fire
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The dinner rolls were safe when I left, fortunately.How about the dinner rolls? Those were fire
During Thanksgiving weekend our class team allowed us to get one piece of dessert per meal….however, there was nothing left after H-Class went berserk on all the candy…y’all should have seen them eating, I was almost impressedYou wimps got dessert before CandiO?
No. That rule has stayed the same.You wimps got dessert before CandiO?
Officer Training Command NewportWhat’s an OTCN?
You get dessert??? Cheesecake!! AOCS 1979, dessert consisted of jello. Bonus points for eating the red jello so you puked red after the cross country run. Scared the crap out of the DIs. ?You wimps got dessert before CandiO?
I know there’s typically one AI (1830) per squadron. Does an aviation squadron typically also have officers of the 1520, 63X0, or 73X0 type?VFA squadron has ~20 or more officers, depending on if it is an E or F squadron, and ~200 or so enlisted personnel.
One way is to be in medical school.How do you stay an ensign for 4 years? I thought it was automatic after 2?
One way is to be in medical school.
Short answer - yes.I know there’s typically one AI (1830) per squadron. Does an aviation squadron typically also have officers of the 1520, 63X0, or 73X0 type?
Seriously? Hate to break it to those instructors, but the U.S. Navy without SWO’s is just a second rate Air Force with a loose relationship to some splendid infantry. Ya gotta have the SWO to make the navy go.
Is Navy OCS Officer considered a tour? USMC PLC Officers were mostly O-3s waiting to class up for a school at Quantico. For the most part they stayed out of the way and let the NonComs run the show (although that was 35 tears ago).
It's a tour, and not one that high-quality officers end up in.
Class officers there when I went through included:
- one who went to NPS, had to "pick up a shit detail" to pay it back
- one who wanted to be an SNA, NAMI'd into SWO, just wanted out
- a SWO who had somehow been an ensign for four years before picking up JG
- an O-4 convicted of DUI
- did I mention most of these Class-Os were somewhere between overweight and obese?
- two naval aviators who were med-down
How do you stay an ensign for 4 years? I thought it was automatic after 2?
So can anyone elaborate on why exactly people think going SWO is horrible? My guess is that you're on the boat a lot more . I can be wrong.
The closest I can come was I knew a nuke who left after 5 years (about 1996), with a SWO pin but as a LTjg, not sure what he did but he came to us at about the 3.5 year mark as a LTjg and stayed that way.I wonder if I know that 4 year ensign. I knew 2 people like that in Mayport.
I wonder if I know that 4 year ensign. I knew 2 people like that in Mayport.
Probably works with the DEA!We had a stash ENS who had ~4 years of commissioned service with us.
Long story short she popped for cocaine on a drug test as a SWO, lawyered up/appealed it and ultimately was allowed to stay to finish her NROTC obligation.
After she was stashed with us (about 3 months) she ended up getting a nice job in the DC metro area, starting salary around $125K/year from what she told me.