LIBERTY BATTALION PLAN OF THE WEEK
C/COMMANDING OFFICER
C/EXECUTIVE OFFICER
C/CDR FISHER
C/LCDR MANROSE
C/OPERARATIONS OFFICER
C/PLANNING OFFICER
C/ LT KINSLOW
C/ LT BONNICKSON
C/SUPPLY OFFICER
C/COMMAND MASTER CHIEF
C/ENS OTTMERS
C/MASTER CHIEF TOBIN (BLUE)
C/COMMAND MASTER CHIEF
C/COMMAND SENIOR CHIEF
SENIOR CADET OF THE MONTH (NS-3-NS-4)
C/MASTER CHIEF GRABER (GOLD)
C/SENIOR CHIEF C. COLLINS
JUNIOR CADET OF THE MONTH (NS-1-NS-2)
ALL CADETS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR KNOWING THE CONTENTS OF THE PLAN OF THE DAY.
UNDERWAY
MONDAY 31 March 2014
“B”DAY
TUESDAY 1 April 2014
“A”DAY
WEDNESDAY 2 April 2014
“B”DAY
STAAR TESTING
STAAR TESTING
0845
ASVAB TEST (CAFETERIA)
EVHS
ALL DAY
PT DAY
ALL DAY
UNIFORM DAY
0849-1019
DELTA & ECHO PLATOON
710/714
0849-1019
ALPHA PLATOON
714
0849-1019
DELTA & ECHO PLATOON
710/714
1025-1200
FOXTROT PLATOON
714
1025-1200
BRAVO PLATOON
710
1025-1200
FOXTROT PLATOON
714
1205-1235
A LUNCH
CAFATERIA
1205-1235
A LUNCH
CAFATERIA
1205-1235
A LUNCH
CAFATERIA
1250-1320
B LUNCH
CAFATERIA
1250-1320
B LUNCH
CAFATERIA
1250-1320
B LUNCH
CAFATERIA
1339-1409
C LUNCH
CAFATERIA
1339-1409
C LUNCH
CAFATERIA
1339-1409
C LUNCH
CAFATERIA
1415-1545
GOLF PLATOON
714
1415-1545
CHARLIE PLATOON
710
1415-1545
GOLF PLATOON
714
1545-1715
ACADEMIC/ COLOR GUARD
EVHS
1545-1715
ARMED/UNARMED PRACTICE
EVHS
1545-1715
AIR RIFLE/STUDY HALL
EVHS
1615-1640
STAFF MEETING
EVHS
THURSDAY 3 April 2014
“A” DAY
FRIDAY 4 April 2014
“B” DAY
ALL DAY
UNIFORM DAY
ALL DAY
PT DAY
0849-1019
ALPHA PLATOON
714
0849-1019
TOP STAFF MEETING
EVHS
1025-1200
BRAVO PLATOON
710
0849-1019
DELTA & ECHO PLATOON
710/714
1205-1235
A LUNCH
CAFATERIA
1025-1200
FOXTROT PLATOON
714
1250-1320
B LUNCH
CAFATERIA
1205-1235
A LUNCH
CAFATERIA
1339-1409
C LUNCH
CAFATERIA
1250-1320
B LUNCH
CAFATERIA
1415-1545
CHARLIE PLATOON
710
1339-1409
C LUNCH
CAFATERIA
1545-1715
ARMED/UNARMED PRACTICE
EVHS
1415-1545
GOLF PLATOON
714
1545-1715
PT/ORIENTEERING PRACTICE
EVHS
RANK AND RECOGNITION
A Warrant Officer in the U.S. Coast
Guard is a WO1.
UPCOMING SCHEDULED EVENTS
STAAR TESTING
31 MARCH-1 APRIL
ASVAB TESTING (EVHS)
31 MARCH
PAINT BALL
5 APRIL
EVHS PROM
12 APRIL
GHS PROM
26 APRIL
WORDS OF THE WEEK
Brightwork
Bright or shiny metal kept polished
rather than painted
Colors
A Chief Warrant Officer 5 in the U.S.
Marines is a CWO5.
Raising and lowering of the National
Ensign, the American flag and
organization flags.
NOTES
1. CMC Note: Ensure that we get your dream sheets in. The Awards ceremony is coming up May 9th at GHS Performing Arts Center (PAC). It’s a
MANDATORY event. We need a note, email or phone call from parents /guardians letting us know why you will not be able to attend. Invite friends
family and loved ones.
2. This Day in Naval History: (March 31) 1854 - Commodore Matthew Perry negotiates Treaty of Kanagawa to open trade between U.S. and
Japan. 1971 - Poseidon (C-3) missile becomes operational when USS James Madison began her 3rd patrol carrying 16 tactical Poseidon missiles.
1992 - USS Missouri (BB-63), the last active American battleship is decommissioned.
3. This Day in Naval History: (April 1) 1893 - Navy General Order 409 of 25 February 1893 establishes the rate of Chief Petty Officer as of
this date.1917 - Boatswain's Mate 1/c John I. Eopolucci, a Naval Armed Guard on board the steamship Aztec, died when the vessel was sunk by a
German U-boat. He was the first U.S. Navy sailor killed in action in World War I. 1942 - First Naval Air Transportation Service (NATS) squadron
for Pacific operations commissioned. 1945 - Over 1200 Navy ships and Army troops begin invasion of Okinawa. 1966 - The command, US Naval
Forces Vietnam established. 1967 - Helicopter squadron HAL 3 activated at Vung Tau.
4. This Day in Naval History: (April 2) 1781 - Frigate Alliance captures 2 British privateers, Mars and Minerva. 1827 - First Naval Hospital
construction begun at Portsmouth, VA. 1947 - UN places former Japanese mandated islands under U.S. trusteeship. 1951 - First Navy use of jet
aircraft as a bomber, launched from a carrier, USS Princeton. 1960 - USS Glacier begins 12 days of relief operations, providing helicopter and
boat transportation and emergency supplies to residents of Paramaribo, Suriname after floods.
5. This Day in Naval History: (April 3) 1797 - CAPT Thomas Truxtun issued first known American signal book using numerary system
1942 - ADM Nimitz named Commander-in-Chief, Pacific Ocean Areas, a joint command, and retained his other title, Commander-in-Chief,
Pacific Fleet. 1992 - First five coed recruit companies graduate from Orlando, FL Naval Training Center.
6. This Day in Naval History: (April 4) 1776 - Continental Navy frigate Columbus captures HM Tender Hawke, first American capture of
British armed vessel. 1854 - Sailors and Marines from sailing sloop, Plymouth, protect U.S. citizens at Shanghai. 1898 - Appointment of first Civil
Engineering Corps officer, Mordecai Endicott, as Chief, Bureau of Yards and Docks. 1949 - Establishment of NATO .
“Always be yourself, express yourself, have faith in yourself, do not go out and look for a
successful personality and duplicate it.”
Bruce Lee