Week 3 Pro
Topic
Introduction
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More
have college degrees and credits
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Higher
training
Classification
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Military
Enlistment Processing Station (MEPs)
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Armed
Services Vocational Aptitude
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Classification
Interviews
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Hobbies,
job experience, education, what hed like to do in Navy
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Navy
Enlisted Classifications (NECs)
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Assigned
at completion of school / special training
Service
Schools
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Locations
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o
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o
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Selection
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Rate,
time in service, current assignment, quotas, operational schedule of sailor
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Sometimes
temporary additional duty (TAD)
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Usually
permanent change of station (PCS)
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Five
Types
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Class
A
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Basic
tech knowledge (NEC)
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Class
C
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Advanced
skills, techniques (NEC)
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Class
E
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Professional
ed and ac degree
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Class
F
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Trains
fleet personel
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Refreshers,
operator, mantainence, short tech training <13 days (no NEC)
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Class
R
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Boot
camp
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Prepares
recruit for military life
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Basic
skills and knowledge of military subjects
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All
of this at Recruit Training Center, Great Lakes, IL
Ratings
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A
duty calling for certain skills and aptitudes
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Level
of rate is your paygrade
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Badges
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Upper
left sleeve
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Crow
(wings up, head right), Chevrons, Specialty Mark (b/w chevrons & crow)
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Scarlet
Service Stripes (hashmarks)
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Each
= 4 years of service (active or reserve)
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Petty
officers with 12 years and successive good conduct (Navy Conduct Medal) have
gold badges, stripes
Enlisted
Rates
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Non-rated: E-1 to E-3
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Stripes
are 3in at 30deg; lower end at fdront of arm; upper left sleeve
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Fields
(Specific Job is called striker)
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Black
/ White stripes: Seaman (SN), Hospitalman (HN), Dentalman (HN)
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Red:
Fireman (FN)
Green: Airman (AN)
Blue: Constructionman (CN)
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Petty
Officer (E4+; rated personel)
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Insignia
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Dark
blue on whites
On blue uniforms: white crow & specialty mark & red
chevrons (gold chevrons, silver eagle & specialty mark for good 12+)
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No
specialty mark on dungarees and coveralls
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Ratings
and specialty marks on peacoats for petty officers, no spec mark working
jackets
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Chief
Petty Officer: One rocker / arch
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Senior:
single silver star above eagle head
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Master:
two silver stars; one above each wing
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Addressing
Petty Officers
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E4
to E6: Petty Officer
Hospital Corpsman Third Class
HM3
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E7+:
Chief, Senior Chief, Master Chief
Enlisted Advancement
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Chief
of Naval Personnel decides how many can be advanced in each rate above E-3
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E-4
to E-6 goes to Naval Ed and Training Prog Dev Training Center (NETPDTC)
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E-7
to E-9 goes to selection boards; quotas
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Advancement
Exams: 150 4xMC Qs; given same day worldwide to minimize any compromise
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Determines
who is best qualified (all assumed to
be qual)
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CO
Reco very important sailor must be competent and qualified
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Final
Multiple Score (FMS)
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E4-E6:
Points for exam, performance marks, total active service, time in rate, awards,
passed-not-advncd. Pts
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E7-E9:
exam score, performance average
selection boards in DC once per year
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Must
demonstrate leadership skill, sufficient mil & prof knowledge, reco by CO
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Summation
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Time
in rate
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Understanding
of training manuals
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Completed
service school
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Citizenship
and security clearance
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Special
reqs for certain ratings
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Physical
standards
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Performance
standards
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CO
Reco
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Advancement
Exam
Etiquette
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CPOs
and Wos: uniforms similar to officers; white gloves with FD, Dinner D,
Ceremonial D, Service D
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Formal
Dress year round for O6+; opt for other officers
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White
bow necktie, black necktab; rank on sleeve
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Black
Tie Uniforms
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Dinner
Dress Blue Jacket / White Jacket CPO, O-4+, opt for O3-; rank on sleeves
(shoulders for male dinner dress)
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Dinner
Dress Blue / White enlisted and O3-; CPO+ wear respective service coat, E6-
wear dress jumper
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Ceremonial
Uniforms
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Full
Dress Blue midn FDB w/no lapel anchors; E6- blue jumper & nckchief;
swords (O1+) and medals worn
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Full
Dress White midn chokers; rank on sleeve for female / enlisted; shoulders
male; black socks/shoes for E6-, white for others; swords
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Service
Uniforms
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Service
Dress Blue / White Worn when dress is coat and tie for civies; ribbons
instead of medals; white only for summer; SDW (E6- black shoes/socks)
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Summer/Winter
Uniforms office work, wach, business ashore
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Summer
Khaki (CNT, Polywool) officers and CPO w/ribbons and pins; collar insignia
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Summer
White (CNT) officers and enlisted; ribbons, large pins; shoulder board
officers, collar CPO, sleeve other enlisted (E6- black shoe/socks)
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Winter
Blue (Cotton) officers and enlisted w/ribbons & large pins; collor for
CPO+; sleeve E6-
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Working
Uniforms
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Working
Khaki summer khaki no decorations (cotton instead of CNT); E6- do not wear
this
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Winter
Working Blue winter blue w/o ribbons; E6- rank on sleeve
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Dungarees
only for E6-; only when other uniforms could get soiled or dangerous to wear;
dixie cup (male), garrison cap (female); rank on sleeve
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Poopie
Suits / Coveralls Working uniforms for all personel on surface and sub
vessels; rank on collar, warfare pins embroidered on left breat pocket
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Aviation
Working Green flight suits; rank embriodered on collar; squadron patch worn