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Norfolk and San Diego are the largest concentration of ships. Mayport, FL and there closer of bases near Kitsap, WA are next. Pearl harbor, Japan, rota are the overseas options, and possibly the LCC ship in Italy. Bahrain has a couple of smaller ships as well.

Yea, having a 2 yo and another on the way before heading to sea duty, best to have family readily accessible, but not too close at the same time! Definitely get that overseas tour in while single, I did Cuba myself.

Norfolk, Florida, Rota in that order. Preferably a CRUDES (loved DDG life), but I wouldn't complain about an LSD/LPD. Picking those for family reasons, though I did go to CFL course in Everett, WA and that seems like a great place to be stationed!

Swo was listed as my first choice, only to increase odds of selection. I was stationed on two ships, with the last one being a ddg so I was able to really see what the life is like. It can suck, the most sea intensive designator by far. Growing up my dad was (is) a SWO and there career was...

I just saw some photos on OTC's Facebook page, are we getting Type III's now? Just curious because I thought they were starting to roll those out starting in October.

Definitely not the way to go... taking suicidal ideations way too lightly.

I was already relieved from everything except CFL. Plenty of time to study and pt!

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Still over hyped, many 3913 still don't do actual collection, it is debriefing people. The enlisted I ran into thought they were all that. The officers were actually really awesome and humble, when I worked with fleet forces n2x

Sea lawyer BS. Solid chance we were selected for next FY anyways, because commissioning FY goes by commission date, meaning 25 June is the LAST class of this FY (15 Sep grad date). That is how I understand it at least. It matches if you look at class numbers as well, there are 16ish in a year...

Unfortunately, that means No. Work on strengthening your package and reapply.

Look just under that, it should have a line, and y or n at the end

I am a Chief Intel Specialist with almost 12 years experience and multiple NEC, I am available if anyone wants to know what Intel is like, and where it is going.

Picked up for SWO, currently an ISC! I have not set up a facebook page, it said I had to invite a friend to actually set it up

What designator were you selected for? They should start filling our class up soon.

I called NRC, they are in the processing of uploading results now, will be pushed at 1530 CST to BOL. Give them time for that system to update. That was the email my CO/myself received after SWO results as well, which I was PROREC Y for.

Not sure, maybe through your recruiter/processor? NRC processors reached out to my CO the day after results(ended up telling her 25 Jun), then radio silence until she contacted them today to ensure things were on track.

They had me slated for the 09 Oct class as well, but bumped me up to the 06 August class since I am age critical. June and July definitely full, they would not move me up any earlier.

Just informed I was moved up from an Oct class to Aug. Selected from the May SWO board, and Age Critical (Nov Birthday). Anyone else scheduled for this class?

I think they will send our command a service agreement that we have to sign before we get orders.

Verbal for this class, just waiting on director approval I was told. Selected from the may board.

Basic division officer course, required people to starting SWO qualification

I am curious too. Last I knew (2 years ago when I was on a destroyer) SWO went to the ship as an intermediate duty station until bdoc, then officially checked in. I read on here somewhere you pick orders half way through OCS. Looking for official gouge though!

31 in November, trying for that 4 June class!

I believe everything goes through the co you listed in the application. They reached out to mine yesterday about when I can be released to attend, so my command is seeing if I can make the 4 June since my wife is due with baby 2 in September and that is the only class I can make the birth. It...

Curious how the fleet applicants stats were, what the selection rate was

Pro rec y!! Congratulations to those selected!

Of course while I am administering PRTs this morning

Navy Recruiting district I think, it was supposed to be due date

Everything looks like 15 may, the next one has an NRD sure date of 26 June though...

I feel old now, thanks. Hoping my oar is good enough and they at least glance at my record, I already have some qualifications on the ship required for the swo pin.

That conditional release is not written down anywhere I have seen. Processor today told me it's not a requirement, but safe to have so they don't have issues transferring. I have one from the ECM, waiting for the detailer to get back to me. Only thing I am worried about for my package now.

That is what I meant, which was 5 for me. If they are just looking at stats, fleet feels disadvantaged since our awards and evals seem like they won't matter as much, but that is what we are working towards while getting a degree. Students just have their degrees and some volunteering or other...

What I have seen: 1. 1420.1B is way out of date. I always hear a new one is in routing. 2. Because of the few enlisted selected through OCS, it is very hard to find mentors to assist. I know of one person that went through OCS, and that was at a previous command. Future Mustang page on Facebook...

Received notification from the processor that my package will be at the board, best of luck to everyone

The age waiver is for anytime past 29th birthday. If you just want to go officer, going SWO first is fine and you can lat transfer after a couple of years, that is my plan into IP. What date did you actually submit your application? I sent mine in on Friday, had to wait for AF medical to make...

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