| US NAVAL SEA CADETS
CORPS MIDWEST REGION 9 |
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COMSUMTRACOMGLKS SUMMER TRAININGS
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BOOT CAMP (18-27 June
2010) COMSUMTRACOMGLKS WEB SITE Professional Pictures will be available for order by the US NAVY Photo LAB on CD the day of Graduation please bring Payment Cost to be Posted SOON. |
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Recruit Training is the foundation upon which successful Sea Cadet careers are built. Completing Recruit Training at RTC Great Lakes is something exceptional that you'll be proud of and will remember for years to come. RTC Great Lakes is the Navy's only boot camp. Our instructors are active duty USN Recruit Division Commanders....professional, dedicated men and women to know how to teach and guide, transforming civilians into sailors. We offer a challenging experience in a military environment, where safety for all hands is our primary concern. If you want to train with the best the United States Navy has to offer, complete your Recruit Training with us at RTC Great Lakes. |
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Recruit Trainings are not run by specific units or divisions. The are arranged to support geographic areas. Unfortunately, Recruit Training is held in the Summer (June-August), There may be a Recruit Training site earlier in the year, but it may be all the way across the country. You are encouraged to attend the Recruit Training site in your area, because a billet has been specifically set aside for you. If you travel to another recruit training site, you will be taking a billet intended for a Cadet in that area who may either have to travel somewhere else (compounding the problem) or not being able to attend at all. Sometimes, based on holiday schedules, Recruit Trainings are held between Christmas and New Year's Day. Recruit Training is a very important step in a Cadet's career development and a full 9 or 14 days cycle is the most beneficial. Keep and eye out for the Summer or Winter Training Schedule to find out when the Recruit Training will be scheduled. |
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( 14-16 May 2010) FLAGSHIP |
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| Often referred to as Flagship or Operational Readiness Inspection (ORI), Special ceremonies/region-wide activities are strongly encouraged. These activities promote team spirit and provide excellent training under competitive conditions. The cadets spend their weekend in competitions that include Semaphore, Knot Tying, Honor Guard Drill, Heaving Line, Military Drill, Fire Fighting Preparedness, First Aid & Stretcher Bearing and other various events. The cadets also have the opportunity to meet other cadets from other states to indulge in camaraderie and possibly build life long friendships. | ||
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ENGINEERING EN-IL
(18-31 JUL 2010) COMSUMTRACOMGLKS WEB SITE |
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| The powerful
ships of the United States Navy, Coast Guard, or
Merchant Marine cannot accomplish their mission without
a well run engine room, and efficient, highly trained
men and women to operate, maintain, and repair their
engines and engineering systems. Think you'd like a career in any of the following ratings (Gas Turbine System Technician, Machinist's Mate, Electronics Technician, Engineman, Hull Maintenance Technician, Damage Controlman, Machinery Repairman, or Electrician's Mate)? Come explore these career opportunities where the Navy trains sailors who will be part of the essential engineering and hull ratings, at the Center for Naval Engineering, Great Lakes (CNE). At CNE, you'll complete a rigorous hands-on survey course based on the Basic Engineering Common Curriculum (BECC) where all service members pursuing an engineering rating start their careers. While there is some classroom time, the bulk of this training is hands-on, and you will get experience with the care, feeding, and maintenance of gas turbine and diesel engines. Please note there are special uniform requirements for this training evolution (coveralls and steel-toed boondockers/work boots) detailed in the Welcome Letter. |
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MD-IL & MD-I2
(18-31 JUL 2010)
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Hospital Corpsman
perform duties as assistants in the prevention and
treatment of disease and injury and assist health care
professionals in providing medical care to Navy people
and their families. They may function as clinical or
specialty technicians, medical administrative personnel
and health care providers at medical treatment
facilities. They also serve as battlefield corpsmen with
the Marine Corps, rendering emergency medical treatment
to include initial treatment in a combat environment.
Qualified hospital corpsmen may be assigned the
responsibility of independent duty aboard ships and
submarines; Fleet Marine Force, Special Forces and
Seabee units, and at isolated duty stations where no
medical officer is available. The training provided in the Basic Corpsman school is led by active duty Navy instructors from the USN Corpsman "A" School, the Staff Education & Training department of the Naval Health Clinic Great Lakes, and the North Chicago VA Medical Center. It covers basic first aid, familiarization with hospital procedures and services, clinical rotations at the Naval Health Clinic, and training preparatory to a Fleet Marine Force (FMF) day of mass casualty drills. Completion of a Basic Medical training within the USNSCC program is a requirement for attending Advanced Corpsman school. The Advanced Corpsman school provides refresher training on skills learned at Basic Corpsman school. It covers basic first aid, familiarization with hospital procedures and services, clinical rotations at the Naval Health Clinic, and training preparatory to a Fleet Marine Force (FMF) day of mass casualty drills. Additionally, Advanced Corpsman cadets get to do things and go places that the Basic Corpsman cadets don't get to go or do, including patient rounds at the North Chicago VA Medical Center. |
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OS - OPERATION SPECIALIST
OS-IL (18-31 JUL 2010) COMSUMTRACOMGLKS WEB SITE |
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Operations Specialists function as plotters,
radio-telephone and Command and Control sound-powered
telephone talkers and maintain Combat Information Center
(CIC) displays of strategic and tactical information.
They also operate surveillance and altitude radars'
Identification Friend or Foe (IFF), and associated
equipment, serve as Air Traffic Controllers for
helicopters and fixed-wing supersonic jet aircraft, and
serve as watch supervisors and section leaders;
interpret and evaluate presentations and tactical
situations and make recommendations to supervisors
during watch conditions. Provide to the command technical information and assistance related to Anti-Surface Warfare, Anti-Air Warfare, Anti-Submarine Warfare, Amphibious Warfare, Mine Warfare, Naval Gunfire Support, and search and rescue operations, and other matters pertaining to the Operations Specialist's area. The United States Navy's "A" School for Operations Specialists is located at NAVSTAGLKS as part of the Center for Surface Combat Systems, Great Lakes. We are very fortunate in that this year for the first time ever, we are offering a school for those interested in this career field. The instructors for this training are active duty Navy personnel from the Center for Surface Combat Systems, and as a Plank-Owner you'll have the opportunity to get a first hand look at this high tech field. |
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PETTY OFFICER LEADERSHIP ACADEMY - POLA
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USN SEAMANSHIP BOATSWAINS' MATE TRAINING NH-IL (18-31 JUL 2010) COMSUMTRACOMGLKS WEB SITE |
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Boatswain's Mates
train, direct, and supervise personnel in ship's
maintenance duties in all activities relating to
marlinspike, deck, boat seamanship, painting, upkeep of
ship's external structure, rigging, deck equipment, and
boats. Boatswain's Mates take charge of working parties;
perform seamanship tasks; act as petty officer-in-charge
of picketboats, self-propelled barges, tugs, and other
yard and district craft. They serve in, or take charge
of, guncrews or damage control parties. BM's also
operate and maintain equipment used in loading and
unloading cargo, ammunition, fuel, and general stores. The Boatswain's Mate "A" School, part of the Center for Surface Combat Systems, Great Lakes, offers basic instruction in the roles and responsibilities of a Boatswain's Mate in the United States Navy. Seamanship skills can begin here on a solid foundation. You'll learn aspects of deck fittings, cargo handling, marlinspike, anchoring and mooring, refueling at sea, flight deck fundamentals, small boat safety and etiquette, and many other tasks. This course is being enhanced to provide more direct applicability to practical seamanship skills trainings, such as those offered to cadets who sail aboard the Manatra, the Greyfox, or the Pride of Michigan on 10 day at sea cruises. |
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NAVY LEAGUE
ORIENTATION
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| NLCC Boot Camp provides intense training in military and naval subjects and on the introduction to the military atmosphere. The Navy League Cadets will work on skills in the class room as well as local visitations of Naval Schools. The program allows for the basic learning in Semaphore, Phonetic Alphabet, Military Bearings, Uniforms, Teamwork and many other military characteristics. The overall broad training will allow for these young Navy Leaguers to advance and fit within the ranks of their units. And yes there will be some "FUN" | ||
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Culinary Specialist
School CS-IL (18-31 JUL 2010) COMSUMTRACOMGLKS WEB SITE |
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General Description
Culinary Specialists receive extensive training in cooking, baking, dining and living area management. Navy Culinary Specialists provide food service for admirals and senior government executives and run the White House Mess for the President of the United States. Responsible for all aspects of the dining (mess decks) and living areas, Culinary Specialists work in the "heart of the ship," and are vital in maintaining high crew morale on the ship and every shore base. What They Do Preparing menus and ordering the quantities and types of food items; Operating kitchen and dining facilities; Keeping records for food supplies and financial budgets; Serving as personal food service specialists on admirals' staffs and for the commanding officer aboard ship or at shore bases; Operating and managing living quarters aboard ships and at shore based motel/hotel type quarters. Working Environment Culinary Specialists work in kitchens, dining areas, living quarters and storerooms where food supplies are kept. The work is primarily physical and involves working as part of a team.
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Coast Guard Trainings SUMMER 2010 USCG Stations St Joseph, Grand Haven and Holland Boat or Food Service. 13Jun-26JUL 27Jun-10JUL 11Jul-24Jul 25Jul -07Aug 08Aug-21Aug 22Aug-04Sep COMSUMTRACOMGLKS WEB SITE |
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