USNSCC H. E. MOOBERRY DIVISION
USNLCC ADM JOHN S. MCAIN T/S
Commanding Officer: LT JOHN HOOPER
Executive Officer: WO RANDY GRIFFETH
Senior Enlisted Advisor: INST WESLEY DOHE
Leading Petty Officer: PO3 NICHOLAS TOLOMEO
ALL PERSONNEL SHALL READ THE “PLAN OF THE DAY” AND SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR OBEYING ALL
APPLICABLE ORDERS CONTAINED HEREIN. DIRECTIVES APPEARING HEREIN HAVE THE FULL FORCE OF ORDERS
ISSUED BY THE COMMANDER.
WNY FIRE/AMBULANCE/POLICE: (202) 433-3333
Operations Officer: INST Dohe
Training Officer: INST McCain / INST Coleman
Supply Officer: INST Mullikin
Admin Officer: INST Turner
Public Affairs Officer: INST Flowers/MC1 Kibbe
BASE CDO: 1-800-759-888 (PIN# 171152338-3930)
Sea Cadet of the Year: PO3 Nicholas Tolomeo
League Cadet of the Year: LC3 Colby Bellone
PLAN OF THE DAY
18 MAY
“Give me a Tall Ship and star to steer her by. I wish to have no Connection with any Ship that does not sail fast, for I intend to go into
Harm’s Way!”
-Captain John Paul Jones, November 16, 1778Uniform of the Day
NSCC Cadets: NWU’s/Bring Dress Whites
NLCC Cadets: Utilities/Bring Salt and Peppers
NSCC/NLCC Prospects/Recruits: Navy Blue Polo, White Crew-neck undershirt, Khaki pants, Black belt, Black socks and Black Shoes
SATURDAY 18MAY13
TIME
ACTIVITY
LOCATION
0745
0800
ALL DAY
0800-1000
1000-1200
1200-1300
1330-1500
1300-1500
1500-1600
1600-1615
1615-1630
1630
ALL CADETS REPORT ABOARD (NWU’s)
MORNING COLORS
UNIFORM ISSUE AND RECEIVE
PHYSICAL READINESS TEST FOR TRAININGS
BMR COURSEWORK COMPLETION
LUNCH
BMR COURSEWORK CONTINUATION
RTC GREAT LAKES CLASS AND TEST
TRAINING PREPARATIONS
SWEEPERS
DEBREIF
DISMISSAL
WASHINGTON NAVY YARD (BLDG 154)
PARKING LOT
SUPPLY
PARKING LOT
CLASSROOMS
CLASSROOMS
CLASSROOMS
CLASSROOMS
UNIT SPACES
UNIT SPACES
MARINE CORPS CLASSROOM
UNIT SPACES
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
1.
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT: If you need to be refitted for your uniform, the Supply Officer will make the appropriate arrangements.
Also, for those of you who have uniforms to turn in, pea coats to give back or have any questions about uniform matters you may
address them with supply. We do not have a lot of time until summer approaches and cadets are off to advanced trainings so take care
of uniform matters now. Do not let improper planning on your end constitute emergency on our hand, ask questions now.
2.
TRAINING DEPARTMENT CORNER. Recruit training is right around the corner, take the time to work on your Basic Military
Requirements, which is required to be complete for your participation in boot camp. Any questions please see the training department
for clarification and guidance. As always, all cadets are reminded to bring your coursework that you are currently working on. There
is ample time to devote to this during drill. This work is to help you succeed and progress through the ranks. Your success in this
program relies on your devotion and dedication.
1) All cadets that are going to Chicago for RT (names will be provided) are to report to a classroom for "pre-Recruit
training"
2) All cadets going to RT (other than Chicago) will report to one of the classrooms for BMR training/PQS.
3. Those Cadets who are waiting for their ID cards before being able to go to Summer Training (list will be provided by
SEPCOR) will be pulled out individually on Saturday morning to get their picture taken and issuance of their ID card. They
will then report to the Training Officers (ie., INST Brenda McCain or INST Billy Coleman) to finish up their Summer
Training Orders.
3.
SAFETY NOTE. Learn from others mistakes; don’t have others learn from you.
4.
SWEEPERS NOTE: Clean up at the end of drill consist of vacuuming, wiping down all common areas, taking out the trash and any
other task deemed necessary by the LPO. Remember to clean up after yourself at all times.
5.
ATTENTION. MAKE SURE YOU BRING A LUNCH FOR CHOW!
6.
NAVAL HISTORY ON THIS DAY: May 15
1775 - Benedict Arnold captures British sloop and renames her Enterprise, first of many famous ships with that name
1798 - Appointment of Benjamin Stoddert as first Secretary of the Navy
1969 - Launch of Apollo 10, dress rehearsal for first lunar landing mission. CDR John W. Young, USN, was the Command Module
Pilot and CDR Eugene A. Cernan, USN, was the Lunar Module Pilot. During the 8 Day mission, the craft made 31 lunar orbits in
61.6 hours. Recovery was by HS-4 helicopters from USS Princeton (LPH-5).
7.
COAST GUARD HISTORY ON THIS DAY: May 18
1920-Coast Guard officers and enlisted personnel were granted the same pay, allowances and increases as the Navy.
ALL HANDS SHALL REPLY WITH YOUR ATTENDANCE IMMEDIATELY TO ATTENDANCE@SEACADETSDC.ORG
ATTENDANCE IS MANDATORY, ALL EXCUSED ABSENCES MUST BE DONE VIA EMAIL TO THE LPO
//S//
N. TOLOMEO
LEADING PETTY OFFICER
BY DIRECTION
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY:
SAT AM #19
SAT PM #20