Post Commissioning Leave

[airgetlaam]

Good Afternoon Y'all,

I always wanted to do one last big cross-country trip before I go off into the fleet and I was wondering if anyone can chime in on taking leave post-commissioning from your NROTC unit. Is it possible? If so, how much leave can you take? I want to gather as much information as possible before I make the call

Thanks,

Laam

 

[FormerRecruitingGuru]

Good Afternoon Y'all,

I always wanted to do one last big cross-country trip before I go off into the fleet and I was wondering if anyone can chime in on taking leave post-commissioning from your NROTC unit. Is it possible? If so, how much leave can you take? I want to gather as much information as possible before I make the call

Thanks,

Laam

This is going to vary on a variety of factors, including NROTC unit/command-specific policy on leave.

I wouldn’t attempt to make plans until you discuss and get a verbal nod (at least) from your NROTC staff.

 

[CommodoreMid]

Are you going to be an aviator or another designator? If you’re an aviator and you get an early June class date, or if you’re a SWO and get orders to report to your ship within weeks of graduation, then your cross country road trip dreams can get fucked.

 

[airgetlaam]

Are you going to be an aviator or another designator? If you’re an aviator and you get an early June class date, or if you’re a SWO and get orders to report to your ship within weeks of graduation, then your cross country road trip dreams can get fucked.

lol, idk yet i put in my package last week and wont find out till the end of this month...SNA or BUST! I'll ask again once I hear what I got.

 

[PhrogPhlyer]

I'll ask again once I hear what I got.

Wasn't this already answered?

This is going to vary on a variety of factors, including NROTC unit/command-specific policy on leave.
I wouldn’t attempt to make plans until you discuss and get a verbal nod (at least) from your NROTC staff.

If you’re an aviator and you get an early June class date, or if you’re a SWO and get orders to report to your ship within weeks of graduation, then your cross country road trip dreams can get fucked.

 

[ea6bflyr]

lol, idk yet i put in my package last week and wont find out till the end of this month...SNA or BUST! I'll ask again once I hear what I got.

Easy answer: talk to your NROTC Staff secretaries....ask them for the New Commissioning Leave Policy. I'm certain your unit has a leave & liberty policy. The other easy answer is to speak to your class advisor. I'm sure this is a super easy one that he or she can answer off the top of their head.