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Yeah! What he said! K folks, time to stop lurking and join up. We want to hear your story...

So we have: What page will this thread be on when the results are released? 36 - PO1(IW/FMF) 38 - Pebz 44 - navyordie123 50 - subguy10524 100 - Ord31

Truth be told

The name of the member next to the number is the one who posted that number. Look about a page back.

So we have: What page will this thread be on when the results are released? 36 - PO1(IW/FMF) 44 - navyordie123 50 - subguy10524 100 - Ord31

So we have: What page will this thread be on when the results are released? 36 44 50

So, so far two people have said we would get to page 36 and page 50 by release time.

Welcome to the new members that joined up.

A multidisciplinary team of U.S. Navy Medicine personnel published a comprehensive analysis of the spring 2020 USS Theodore Roosevelt SARS-CoV-2 outbreak in the New England Journal of Medicine Nov. 11.

Many Sailors handle guns daily, often in the conduct of their jobs or duties. Strict rules put in place by the Navy for the handling, loading and discharge of firearms should not only be followed on duty, but anytime a firearm is in your hands.

You are probably getting more info than your command.

Thanks to our Snoopy Team, this is what we have: (Not Official) Tentatively Scheduled FY-21 Selection Board Results 18 Nov 11 EST TRIAD 19 Nov 11 EST NAVADMIN Anyone wishing to pass out, we have the first-aid station over by vulture's row.

Yes, if you are lurking join up! We've already set up the first-aid station so you'll be passing out amongst your peers!

Good idea! We'll set up an Alpha team to establish said parameters and they will meet in the focsle after they belt a few rounds of Anchors Away!

Alrighty then, you never know what tomorrow will bring, and better safe than sorry, <insert any other cliché here> so a decision was made to set up the first-aid station today. We'll need a few volunteer Corpsman and others to assist. The station will be at the usual place, near vultures row, portside. In addition to the usual first-aid equipment, there will be others stands with refreshments. We'll have beer and liquor at one stand, and milk & cookies at the other. This year we've added a microphone and soap box just in case someone has something they want to rail about. All COVID guidelines will be enforced by MAA volunteers over the internet.

Lol, I was going to mention something about that last night but got sidetracked so yes we'll need a few Corpsman as it's projected that more people than usual will pass out!

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Sept 2020 (Cycle 248) AD/FTS Sept 2020 (Cycle 107) SELRES Okay, I keep getting messages asking if I have any info on quotas, results, scuttlebutt, <insert your word here> for the E5 ~ E6 exam. I think I'm getting bombarded because of COVID because this is not usual (that is only a guess though.) I don't have any info, but I've created this thread if anyone wants to share any information they have. ✌ Do you have any information? Original Exam Information, not quotas (yet) SEPT 2020 (CYCLE 248) ADVANCEMENT EXAMINATIONS - ACTIVE-DUTY AND FULL-TIME SUPPORT PETTY OFFICERS (E4 THROUGH E6) SEPTEMBER 2020 (CYCLE 107) NAVY-WIDE ADVANCEMENT EXAMINATIONS - SELECTED RESERVE E4 THROUGH E6 PETTY OFFICERS

yes, it's about time

Thanks, so that puts it in the 18 ~ 20 range. Hope we can hear more!

Thanks @AO_Beast! Anyone else got some intel?

The hosting company is still not sure what the issue is so keep your seatbelts on but join in the discussion.

Just some good learning discussion which is appreciated.

Young, healthy people who contract the coronavirus are often asymptomatic, very rarely need hospital care and can transmit the virus to a roommate unwittingly even when following strict quarantine orders, according to two new studies from the U.S. Navy. The findings support the need for strong measures, like daily testing, that go beyond the temperature checks and symptom reporting now commonly deployed to prevent transmission in offices, dormitories and other group settings, the authors said.