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Comment by Brenda, aka Sailor Moon on June 14, 2009 at 7:31pm
Hello, I am a new member of your group. My son is in A school in P'Cola, He is CTT. Can't wait to get to know you all and about your men and women who serve our country. Please thank them for me.
Comment by Dick on June 8, 2009 at 10:04am
during the summer the navy lodge is only 62.00 per night but it helps to make reservations way ahead of time as this is a busy time. the reservations would have to be made by your sailor. if youre into camping there are two campgrounds on base. I think the blue angels put their show on tuesdays, but double check on that.
Comment by Jeri L. Davis on June 6, 2009 at 5:09pm
Hi John and crew!
We just got back home from PIR! Wish we would have had alittle more time. Got 2 calls since he left on the plane. He tells us that he classes up on June 16th and graduates 10-1. Planning our visit there soon, maybe in July. Anyone know about visiting there in Pensacola?
Jeri PNM to John
Comment by ProudNavyDAD on June 5, 2009 at 7:51pm
Wow my group has grown!! Good to see.. My son is at GL he has been there sinc he graduated BC PIR1/15/2009. he is taking GSE he finished his turbine strand and he is almost done with the ET portion and will be moving onto the EM electricians portion of school. So in about two to three weeks (he tells me) he will be assigned to the fleet, he is hoping that he gets stationed in Virginia.. we will keep our fingers crossed!
Comment by Bradley Harry's dad on June 3, 2009 at 7:36pm
Dave
thanks
Comment by Dave M on June 3, 2009 at 5:40pm
An added note for Bradley Harry's Dad -

I found the following information in the discussion section of the
Great Lakes A School Q & A site on NAVY for moms. It is a site
sponsored by a SDC (student division command) and a Navy career counselor at Great Lakes.

IC "A" SCHOOL:
SCC is 12 days long
ATT is 42 days long
IC "A" School is 36 days long

A number of other rates are also listed there
Comment by Bradley Harry's dad on June 2, 2009 at 10:41am
thanx Dave Harry was scheduled to start on the 1st but is being held to the 10th
Comment by Dave M on June 1, 2009 at 9:34pm
Bradley's Dad -

OTTO is right on the mark, IC and most other tech type ratings will have both SCC and ATT. Our son is doing both at Great Lakes before he goes to A school.
The ATT course is tailored to the specific rate - so it can be longer or shorter depending on what A school he is going to.(our son's ATT program allows up to 46 days of class because he is STG AEF)

SCC is a classroom instruction class and ATT is a self paced program on
the computer.

The ATT class gets into electricity,math, etc.

Right now they are doing a day shift and a night shift for ATT at Great Lakes since there is a backlog of people needing to take it.

Also expect the infamous 'hold' between any of the schedules sessions.
(Our son waited almost a month for an SCC class, but then only a week
between SCC and ATT class he started last week).
Comment by Bradley Harry's dad on June 1, 2009 at 9:32pm
Thanx Otto
Comment by Otto Mueller on June 1, 2009 at 9:15pm
SCC is a program that basically makes the sailor more "fleet ready" by making them aware of other jobs that are routinely performed aboard ship, not just learn the jobs of their particular rating. Kinda like an overview of who does what on a ship and why. This is over simplified, but that's the general idea.
 

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