Posted on Oct 26, 2018
Recently came on orders to be a TACNCO at West Point. Anybody have experience with this duty?
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Looking for advice on the area for the family and just overall advice to excel in this assignment.
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West Point (Duty Station)
United States Military Academy (USMA West Point)
West Point (Duty Station) United States Military Academy (USMA West Point)
Posted 6 y ago
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I’m not a TACNCO but I am assigned here here at West Point as an Enlisted Aide. The duties as a TACNCO will be very rewarding and help you to develop many of the cadets here before they get out of the academy to lead troops.
As far as the area it’s great it’s a small community and the schools are great. We’re about 45 minutes to an hour from NYC and there lots to do as well. I can possibly reach out to a TACNCO here to give you better insight if that’ll help. Just shoot me your email and I’ll link you in with one of them.
As far as the area it’s great it’s a small community and the schools are great. We’re about 45 minutes to an hour from NYC and there lots to do as well. I can possibly reach out to a TACNCO here to give you better insight if that’ll help. Just shoot me your email and I’ll link you in with one of them.
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That sounds great. I'm looking forward to the north east side of the United States. My wife and I have been to a lot of places, but never the north east. Glad to hear the schools are good. I will send you a message with my email. Thank you.
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No but here's an article link
https://www.army.mil/article/158786/the_tactical_nco_at_west_point_training_and_developing_leaders_of_character
https://www.army.mil/article/158786/the_tactical_nco_at_west_point_training_and_developing_leaders_of_character
The Tactical NCO at West Point, training and developing leaders of character
The history of the Noncommissioned Officer can be traced back to the establishment of the Continental Army in 1775 and since then, the NCO has been there, leading Soldiers in battle and training them in peacetime, leading by example and always leadin...
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