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Point Paper/Letter Re: Aviation Greens.
- Thread starter MasterBates
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Note: On March 9, 2006, the Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) approved the alignment of CNATRA under Commander, Naval Air Forces (CNAF) (from CNATRA strategic vision doc). Accordingly, you will note NETC does not include CNATRA as a subordinate command.
MasterBates
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I'm also confused as how to address that.. As the NAVADMIN states that Training Commands shall route via NETC.
Are TRACOMS no longer "TRACOMS" now?
Are TRACOMS no longer "TRACOMS" now?
I'm also confused as how to address that.. As the NAVADMIN states that Training Commands shall route via NETC.
Are TRACOMS no longer "TRACOMS" now?
I may be dating myself, but unit Admin Dept used to keep hard copy of all outgoing correspondance (if they do it digitally now, this still works). Check their recent correspondance and my guess is you'll find something going up the chain that suits your purposes. Since they will generate format for your letter when your CO endorses it, they should be helpful anyway.
I'd also check the NAVADMIN and if it predates the change or hasn't picked up CNATRA's routing chain change, that is why there's a disconnect.
MasterBates
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Gotcha. Run via Local-Wing-CNATRA-CNAF route.
The Admin dept here is all contractors. I went in asking if they had a dummy letter and I got the deer in headlights look. I will go seek the retired YNC out tomorrow.
The Admin dept here is all contractors. I went in asking if they had a dummy letter and I got the deer in headlights look. I will go seek the retired YNC out tomorrow.
I check in on this thread from time to time just to see how the train wreck is progressing. Jesus Christ - It's like the blind leading the blind in here. For those officers who are post 1st sea tour and are struggling with how to cobble together basic correspondence - just kill yourselves now so the selection & screening boards won't have to.
Brett
Brett
MasterBates
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Brett, I have a copy of the Naval Correspondence Manual.
I am trying to make this a chop-free as I can.
Let me guess, you can make a Naval Letter from you to a 3-star including the entire endorsing chain, from memory.
I am trying to make this a chop-free as I can.
Let me guess, you can make a Naval Letter from you to a 3-star including the entire endorsing chain, from memory.
The first guy in the chop chain (if he's worth his salt) is going to chuckle, shake his head, and toss all your hard work into the shitcan - right where it belongs.
Brett
MasterBates
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Brett,
I have been receiving support/encouragement from my COC on this. If you have a problem with me, take it to PM. I'm trying to do what I can here without this devolving into a Master vs Brett-Hinge pissing contest.
Comment on AWG, critique my writing good or bad, or STFU.
I have been receiving support/encouragement from my COC on this. If you have a problem with me, take it to PM. I'm trying to do what I can here without this devolving into a Master vs Brett-Hinge pissing contest.
Comment on AWG, critique my writing good or bad, or STFU.
phrogpilot73
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I don't understand the big deal... I mean, isn't the purpose of the uniform board not just to promulgate uniform regulations, but also to take input from service members with regards to the current/proposed uniforms? Or is it better to just drink the kool-aid, say "aye, aye sir" and sit on the fringes and bitch about "the Man?"
Not that it matters to me, I was just curious.
MasterBates
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Here is the newest draft:
From:__LT Master Bates XXX-YY-ZZZZ/1310
To:_____Navy Uniform Board, Deputy Chief of Naval Operations (OPNAV N131U)
Via:_-_(1)Commanding Officer, My Squadron (VT-XX)
_______(2)Commander, My Wing (TW-Y)
_______(3)Chief of Naval Air Training (CNATRA)
_______(4)Commander, Naval Air Forces (CNAF)
Subj: Aviation Working Green Uniform
1. Respectfully request that Aviation Working Green uniform not be retired, but instead be changed to Aviation Service Green, to more accurately reflect their current manner of wearing. Aviation Working Green is a historical uniform that dates back to 1917, and projects a positive image on the Naval Service as a whole. Changing of the uniform to Aviation Service Green would allow wear outside of aviation activities, and would present a sharp, professional image when worn in view of the public.
2. Request Aviation Green, either as the current Aviation Working Green or as Aviation Service Green be maintained as an optional uniform as not to interfere with the objective of cutting the sea bag's total cost. For the authorized variant wearing the leather flight jacket in place of the Aviation Green coat, the cost is under $75.00 for one pair of trousers and an Aviation Green garrison cap.
3. Suggest NEX stock Aviation Green trousers and coat in common sizes. Cost would be less if NEX stocked the Aviation Green specific components, versus being a special order item. Aviation Green trousers, coat, garrison and combination cover are are the only Aviation Green specific uniform items.
SSIC
CODE/SERIAL
5 DEC 2007
CODE/SERIAL
5 DEC 2007
From:__LT Master Bates XXX-YY-ZZZZ/1310
To:_____Navy Uniform Board, Deputy Chief of Naval Operations (OPNAV N131U)
Via:_-_(1)Commanding Officer, My Squadron (VT-XX)
_______(2)Commander, My Wing (TW-Y)
_______(3)Chief of Naval Air Training (CNATRA)
_______(4)Commander, Naval Air Forces (CNAF)
Subj: Aviation Working Green Uniform
1. Respectfully request that Aviation Working Green uniform not be retired, but instead be changed to Aviation Service Green, to more accurately reflect their current manner of wearing. Aviation Working Green is a historical uniform that dates back to 1917, and projects a positive image on the Naval Service as a whole. Changing of the uniform to Aviation Service Green would allow wear outside of aviation activities, and would present a sharp, professional image when worn in view of the public.
2. Request Aviation Green, either as the current Aviation Working Green or as Aviation Service Green be maintained as an optional uniform as not to interfere with the objective of cutting the sea bag's total cost. For the authorized variant wearing the leather flight jacket in place of the Aviation Green coat, the cost is under $75.00 for one pair of trousers and an Aviation Green garrison cap.
3. Suggest NEX stock Aviation Green trousers and coat in common sizes. Cost would be less if NEX stocked the Aviation Green specific components, versus being a special order item. Aviation Green trousers, coat, garrison and combination cover are are the only Aviation Green specific uniform items.
C. A. BATES
Masterbates...I commend you on what you're doing. I think that if the uniform is going to stay it's only going to stay if there is support for it from the JOs and they know there is support from the JOs. Keep up the drive and I look forward to reading it in Approach or whichever magazine it makes it to.
I want them around long enough for me to wear...
FYI: about the embroidered wings, Abbott Uniform carries them.
I want them around long enough for me to wear...
FYI: about the embroidered wings, Abbott Uniform carries them.
minor grammar changes, passive voice removal, etc.,...
1. Respectfully request the Aviation Working Green uniform not be retired, but be retained and modified to Aviation Service Green, to more accurately reflect the current manner of wear. The Aviation Working Green, a historic uniform that dates to 1917, projects a positive image on the Naval Service. Modifying the uniform to Aviation Service Green permits wear beyond aviation activities, and presents a sharp, professional image in public view.
2. Request the Aviation Green uniform, either as the current Aviation Working Green or as Aviation Service Green, be retained as an optional uniform not to interfere with the objective of reducing total sea bag cost. The authorized alternate wearing of the issue brown leather flight jacket in lieu of the Aviation Green coat reduces out of pocket cost for the uniform components to less than $75.00 for one pair of trousers and a Aviation Green garrison cap.
3. Suggest NEX stock Aviation Green trousers and coat in common sizes. Stocked the Aviation Green specific components mitigate costs, unlike special order items. Aviation Green trousers, coat, garrison and combination cover are the only unique Aviation Green uniform items.
1. Respectfully request the Aviation Working Green uniform not be retired, but be retained and modified to Aviation Service Green, to more accurately reflect the current manner of wear. The Aviation Working Green, a historic uniform that dates to 1917, projects a positive image on the Naval Service. Modifying the uniform to Aviation Service Green permits wear beyond aviation activities, and presents a sharp, professional image in public view.
2. Request the Aviation Green uniform, either as the current Aviation Working Green or as Aviation Service Green, be retained as an optional uniform not to interfere with the objective of reducing total sea bag cost. The authorized alternate wearing of the issue brown leather flight jacket in lieu of the Aviation Green coat reduces out of pocket cost for the uniform components to less than $75.00 for one pair of trousers and a Aviation Green garrison cap.
3. Suggest NEX stock Aviation Green trousers and coat in common sizes. Stocked the Aviation Green specific components mitigate costs, unlike special order items. Aviation Green trousers, coat, garrison and combination cover are the only unique Aviation Green uniform items.