Posted on Feb 21, 2021
With fundamentals of attention to detail and perfection indoctrinated in bootcamp, have you ever been assigned an impossible situation?
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I have been on both sides on this. I only found out that as an Instructor why this really happens. A lot of time Instructors will give a task to those in training that is near impossible. When faced with adversity you will will have to adapt and improvise. It really engages team work. I really don't recall much about boot camp. I do recall we could never pass an inspection at OCS. We did pretty bad on one and it end with a surprise 5 mile run.
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PO3 Aaron Hassay
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Hope your well man. Do the Teeter if you can get ahold of one.
I was looking at impossible operational situations. I found this Navy IG Report recently, in archives.
This 1998 Navy Instruction states the Navy IG investigated and found "Systemic Weakness in training and administration, on these guided missile frigates.
There was no solution. You just beat your head into a wall with no answers. I was there. But at the time there was no one stopping things that the IG instruction reported. They shut down the commands eventually.
I think all in all it is now much easier to understand a failed Navy Army Transfer an attempt to get off that ship
https://webapp1.dlib.indiana.edu/virtual_disk_library/index.cgi/3715654/FID863/SURFACE/50401a.PDF
1998 5040.1A
Subject: Reserve Administration and Training Evaluation (RATE) Program
4. Background
The Rate Program was initiated in response to Navy Inspector General report documenting systemic weakness in the training and administration of SELRES Personnel assigned to NRF Ships
SELRES Personnel assigned must be ready to mobilize on short notice and, as a result, be maintained at the highest state of readiness.”
Hope your well man. Do the Teeter if you can get ahold of one.
I was looking at impossible operational situations. I found this Navy IG Report recently, in archives.
This 1998 Navy Instruction states the Navy IG investigated and found "Systemic Weakness in training and administration, on these guided missile frigates.
There was no solution. You just beat your head into a wall with no answers. I was there. But at the time there was no one stopping things that the IG instruction reported. They shut down the commands eventually.
I think all in all it is now much easier to understand a failed Navy Army Transfer an attempt to get off that ship
https://webapp1.dlib.indiana.edu/virtual_disk_library/index.cgi/3715654/FID863/SURFACE/50401a.PDF
1998 5040.1A
Subject: Reserve Administration and Training Evaluation (RATE) Program
4. Background
The Rate Program was initiated in response to Navy Inspector General report documenting systemic weakness in the training and administration of SELRES Personnel assigned to NRF Ships
SELRES Personnel assigned must be ready to mobilize on short notice and, as a result, be maintained at the highest state of readiness.”
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I enlisted in 2000 as a PFC. I was a SSG (E-6) when I got out a second time. I commissioned after that.
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