Tony

And I have posted a few of them on this forum.

Yes, it's sporadic and it does actually come from NPC if you mean the Navadmin. Sometimes it is posted on Navy News first, sometimes given to nac. Also the reserve side gets it even less.

Actually @TM1/SS is right. NPC always releases the results in an official capacity. NAC simply delivers the news but many times this forum has received it before NAC does. I think TM1 is referring to that NAVADMIN that maybe, or maybe not, will be released giving the Triad/ Public timeline. Before, we would always have an admin type get us the info but it's not as consistent as in the past. (So members, if you get word, please post.)

Don't forget to vote folks!!! All you people with your top secret sources!! "The mother's daughter who dated the Admiral's mechanic's son!" - remember? The child's coach who watched Top Gun - Twice! Does that ring a bell? So vote today and feel free!!! (I'm prone to the melodramatic...) New poll is in the right sidebar!

Pure coincidence but the OpTempo poll reach 100 (finally) so I have replaced it with the new AC E7 Triad release poll. I agree with @navyordie123 about keeping the discussion here so I posted a note in the poll thread to please post your comments here but feel free to vote there. I'll most likely delete any posts in the poll to keep this one active.

Please do not post in this thread - only vote! You can post your comments in the active thread below!

Oops, can you re-post @TheKardiacKid?

I bet the poll predicts the real deal 100%

Yeah, if possible, vote in the poll but keep the conversation in this thread please!

At the top you start a new topic and select the "Poll" tab. Let me know if you have anymore questions, I'll be lurking about, I'm on the server right now.

Lol, it's hard to get people to vote! You can give it a try!

I need eight more votes!! 1. Do you believe a higher operational tempo worldwide is contributing to more accidents at sea?

Okay, thanks much... re-post what?

RTTUZYUW RHOIAAA0001 2041404-UUUU--RHSSSUU ZNR UUUUU R 231401Z JUL 18 FM CNO WASHINGTON DC TO NAVADMIN INFO CNO WASHINGTON DC BT UNCLAS NAVADMIN 176/18 PASS TO OFFICE CODES: FM CNO WASHINGTON DC//N1// INFO CNO WASHINGTON DC//N1// MSGID/GENADMIN/CNO WASHINGTON DC/N1/JUL// SUBJ/FY-19 RECRUIT TRAINING COMMAND CHIEF PETTY OFFICER SELECTEE BACK TO BOOT CAMP HERITAGE LEGACY TRAINING// RMKS/1. This NAVADMIN announces the 2018 Chief Petty Officer (CPO) Back to Boot Camp Heritage Legacy training. Recruit Training Command (RTC) located in Great Lakes, IL will host FY-19 CPO selectees from 26 to 31 August 2018. 2. CPO selectees and their sponsors from around the Fleet will be hosted at RTC and will experience leadership and heritage training that is central to the foundation of training provided to the Fleet from RTC and essential to understanding the Chief Petty Officers Creed outlined in *Laying the Keel* 1.0. The events will culminate with CPO selectees participating in the RTC Capstone Event, Battle Stations-21, and a 12-hour all-inclusive training scenario. Upon completion of Battle Stations-21, CPO selectees will participate in Chicago CPO Pride day. To conclude Back to Boot Camp, selectees will attend a recruit graduation ceremony. 3. Only 176 CPO selectees (max 88 males/88 females) and 15 chief mentors are authorized. All nominations must come directly from the unit command master chief. Reserve CPO selectee and Active CPO selectee nominations are due to the point of contact 1 week following the release of the respective selection board results. All personnel selected for participation will be notified by 13 August 2018. 4. CPO selectees and mentor chiefs will not be authorized visitors at RTC. Additionally, CPO selectees and mentor chiefs will not be permitted to depart RTC during the heritage legacy training with the exception of scheduled off- site events. Commands must ensure that all participants are fit for full duty and in strict compliance with uniform appearance and sea bag requirements. 5. Quotas, cost, schedule of events, sea bag requirements, and detailed arrangements will be provided upon billet confirmation. 6. The point of contact is FCACS(SW) Hector Perez-Garcia, who can be reached at (847) 688-5325 ext. 3/DSN 792 or via e-mail at hector.perezgarcia1(at)navy.mil. 7. Released by Vice Admiral R. P. Burke, N1.// BT #0001 NNNN UNCLASSIFIED//

For one person, I re-sent the validation because it automatically deletes the pending account after about two days - I hope you see the validation email and join up. Also you lurkers are more than welcome to join and speak, vent or part with knowledge.

Alrighty then - we have more people joining up. I think an old timer is re-joining too. If you are that old-time, please let me know. For some, you need to reply to the validation email. If you don't see it, check your spam filter or ask your friendly IT.

Well, I seriously hope you make it and do thank you for the advise and posts you've given over the years!

Okay people, rebooting in a few minutes. Fasten your seat belts.

Wow, that's got to be it then. The barber's wife's uncle, who is married to a friend who knows the guy at the butcher shop who gossiped to the commissary worker has got to be a closer source!! I think we need to assemble the forum's snoopy team and head out to said commissary to confirm this!

The guy on base who cuts my hair has a girlfriend who is the dog groomer of the Commanding Officer's dentist. He said that the dentist's relative of his in-laws is calling it Aug 2nd - sure bet.

Yeah, join up folks...

Just by that analysis alone, you should be a Chief in my humble opinion!

my bet is with the colluding, it seems to be popular these days

They got colds in boot camp. In midcareer they were beset by muscle strains, tears and back problems. But at the end, just before separating from the armed forces, servicemembers’ most common medical diagnosis was mental health disorders, a new Pentagon study has found. Mental disorders — almost never diagnosed at the beginning of military service — became the top diagnostic category at the end, according to the study by the Defense Health Agency, which surveyed 45,000 troops who served 4-15 years beginning in 2000 and separated in 2014 and 2015. https://www.stripes.com/news/mental-disorders-most-frequent-medical-diagnosis-among-servicemembers-just-before-separation-pentagon-study-says-1.539022