Big 4 / Required Reading Updated..

[jmiller82]

I'm attaching a copy of some updated "Big 4+" Required Reading Material that is necessary for OCS. I know some of it is not exactly required, but since NROTC guys use it, I figured we'd need it eventually in the fleet! Feel free to correct or make changes, but please post them here at AW, as it would be beneficial to others..

 

[aerospec]

thanks

NICE! Nicely laid out I like it. thanks

 

[jmiller82]

Anytime.. Hey, have you gotten the other four for the chain of command for our class? Well, I guess we won't know the class leader until we all get there and get into it, but the other 3 (2-4)? Also, do you know the official class number for us yet?

 

[STLEngineer]

Thanks!

I'll email the LT tonight and see what I can find out.

 

[aerospec]

gouge

This is essentially the same information but I added some stuff from other gouge I found floating around regarding OCS memorization items. Nice to keep everything together.

Let me know if anything seems off. Most of it I just cut and pasted and haven't checked over yet.

 

[aerospec]

Anytime.. Hey, have you gotten the other four for the chain of command for our class? Well, I guess we won't know the class leader until we all get there and get into it, but the other 3 (2-4)? Also, do you know the official class number for us yet?

I believe our Battalion Officer in Charge is going to be LT M, USN.

Class number I have no clue yet.

Editted to remove the names of AD Officers without their permission

 

[PU Grad]

I have a question.

I tried searching for it but couldn't find anything.

Is the Section Leader (Class Leader) a member of the class or someone in the command?

Basically is it one of the candidates?

 

[Thisguy]

Is the Section Leader (Class Leader) a member of the class or someone in the command?

Basically is it one of the candidates?

It was called "section leader" when I was there, but yeah, it's one of the people in your class and changes everyday (so it's important to know who your class leader is on inspection days, because they may ask that).

 

[PU Grad]

It was called "section leader" when I was there, but yeah, it's one of the people in your class and changes everyday (so it's important to know who your class leader is on inspection days, because they may ask that).

If you are the Class Leader and get asked questions about chain of command, does it now go from 1-14 or still 1-15 and you just include yourself.

Thanks.

 

[Thisguy]

You include yourself. The sixth person in your chain of command is still the sixth, I don't think they're clever enough to say "ah..but you're the section leader, so that person is the 5th person in your chain of command!"

Don't sweat it.

 

[PU Grad]

Thanks for the clarification.