ReactorOperator
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Ah, ok. I wasn't aware of the uninterrupted service wicket. I was inactive reserves, so that probably doesn't count.
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sTUPID qUESTIONS aBOUT ocs
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Ah, ok. I wasn't aware of the uninterrupted service wicket. I was inactive reserves, so that probably doesn't count.
44magnum
Active Member
According to the Navy/MC Awards Manual, up to a 90 day break in service is allowed. It also says midshipman status at the USNA counts if prior service, but no mention of OCS. However, I'd assume enlisted status while at OCS would count, so as long as you went to OCS within 90 days of separation (I don't know if you did) you should be good.
I recommend you google the Navy Awards Manual and look into it yourself. You should be familiar with that pub as an officer anyway.
Givemeinfo
Active Member
I know there is a thread for the chain of command already but no one on it actually seems to know which chain of command to study. Does anyone that had already been to OCS know if the chain of command on the main website is the proper one to follow? I understand I'll be given a list when I get there but the more I can study ahead of time the better.
Thanks
Thanks
Random thought. At what point are we issued a military id?
Usually after OCS, since you'll be an E-5 for all of three months while you're there, so it makes more sense to get it after you commission in most cases.
Good deal. Thanks. I'll be up in Jax for a concert most likely after I'm sworn in but since I don't have a CaC I most likely can't go on base for anything right?
Probably not, unless you get a ride in with someone who has an ID.
Givemeinfo
Active Member
Can anyone give me an answer please
Coulanon
1 per diem, 2 per diem, 3 per diem, floor!
I'm going by the most recent gouge packet posted on the OCS website.
Answer to what? That's what the cite/quote block ^^^^^ is for!
BzB
- Section Leader:
- Class CPO & Class DI:
- Class Officer:
- OCS Lead Class Officer: LTCDR Bass USN
- OCS Course Supervisor: CDR Bills USN
- XO, OCS: CDR Duering USN
- CO, OCS: CAPT Kemper USN
- CDR, Naval Service Training Command: CAPT Fink USN (RDML Mewbourne is at CSG 11 now I believe)
- CDR, Naval Education & Training Command: RADM White USN
- Chief of Naval Operations: ADM Greenert USN
- Secretary of the Navy: Honorable Mr Ray Maebus
- Secretary of Defense: Honorable Mr Chuck Hagel
- President of the US: Honorable Mr Barack Obama
Givemeinfo
Active Member
Awesome, thank you! That's the one I've been following.
jakejake527
Active Member
3.5 GPA cumulative
Bachelor's in Business Management
64 OAR
Worked full-time and went to school full-time to support myself throughout college
5 years of supervisory/managerial experience
Interview/Appraisal from 1 Captain (SWO) and 1 Commander (Supply)
Reference from 1 retired Captain (MD), 1 retired Lieutenant Commander (SWO), and 3 other friends and family
No criminal background
1st choice: Supply
2nd choice: SWO
What are my chances guys??? is it super competitive right now?
Bachelor's in Business Management
64 OAR
Worked full-time and went to school full-time to support myself throughout college
5 years of supervisory/managerial experience
Interview/Appraisal from 1 Captain (SWO) and 1 Commander (Supply)
Reference from 1 retired Captain (MD), 1 retired Lieutenant Commander (SWO), and 3 other friends and family
No criminal background
1st choice: Supply
2nd choice: SWO
What are my chances guys??? is it super competitive right now?
stretch_29
Member
Go talk to an officer recruiter to find out. Even then, nothing is guaranteed either way. You could have great credentials and get turned down or the exact opposite. No one is going to be able to tell you something like "you have a 63% chance of being accepted."
Your package is
BzB