AECF ET A school and beyond

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Comment by clay H on March 12, 2010 at 9:14am

dont make me come down there an put a foot in you gov owned arse! You read below, top picks to top cadets, you and Rosie put your heads together and 1-2..... C school picks, they dont offer that often in life.... hawii sounds nice.... check email dropped digits to you for someone close...

Comment by Seeky Wolf on March 11, 2010 at 6:03pm

Hey, hey, talking about my karaoke here what? >.>

Anyway, here's the word from day 1 ATT--CPR and First Aid training. I'm re-certified to pump your chest, and the AED trainer here's better than at the summer camp I counselored at two summers back--that one was a kleenex box and tea bags. These talked!

Tomorrow, class starts, and I'm excited, but a little nervous. I'm hoping to use the mando O/L (optional learning) time to get ahead, though if the Powerpoint FC1 Chain showed us is accurate, the first few mods are math review, including Fractions? Hoom...hope it's not tooooo boring.

Comment by Bob Kline on March 11, 2010 at 11:47am

If it doesn't violate OPSEC, just where do the ETs go for C school? California? Virginia? Florida?

Comment by FC1 (SW) Sean M. Officer on March 11, 2010 at 11:45am

Larry, you are very correct. I also got another question about 'C' schools I'll address here. ATT performance does not play much of a role on their order selection but 'A' school does. We usually get our orders in batches of 80 or so. Once we have them allotted to us, we will sit the appropriate number of students down, selected by who has been here the longest, and they select the school they want to attend. The picking order is determined by their average in school. We commonly see the top person sitting around 96%. We use that as a motivating factor to do well in school. The better you do, the more likely you are of getting the orders you want. So to answer your question Clay, where your daughter is going for 'C' school is entirely up to her.

Comment by Larry Jenuwine on March 11, 2010 at 8:49am

John didn't have an easy time in high school. Teachers always used to tell his mom and I that he was probably the smartest kid in the class but wouldn't do the homework. He got C's and a lot of D's. Graduation was iffy. But his attitude is all together different now. He was told that the top of each class get the better duties. Good luck to both of the new ET's.

Comment by clay H on March 11, 2010 at 8:41am

Congrats Larry, heres where we find out if she can do it the navy way (school) or does she hang off some shit peeling and scraping just to paint it again.... School was never easy for ang.... God speed and sail well

Comment by Larry Jenuwine on March 11, 2010 at 7:49am

John didn't seem to think the ATT portion was all that tough. He is scoring in the high 80's on his tests. He should be done soon.

Comment by Bob Kline on March 11, 2010 at 7:16am

Rosie called with the same news last night. Now the interesting part begins.

Comment by clay H on March 10, 2010 at 9:39pm

yo bob they class up tomorow morn @ 7:00, and is still trapped on the enterprison... but hey theyre starting

Comment by clay H on March 9, 2010 at 8:49am

she's...... um enthusiastic? people pay us not to sing happy birthday..... but she keeps belting it out and more power to her.... Are her and Rosie in the same up coming class? Study buddy!

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