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FY16 SCPO Selection Board Results

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All though (unbeknownst to us) our fates have all ready been decided, I wish all my Brother's and Sisters the best of luck! May we see that coveted "S"! And for those of us who don't, remember NAVY CH

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Just got off the phone with the CO/CMC, kinda awkward "ITC Shepherd, how may I help you Sir or Ma'am?"  "This is the Skipper, you referred to yourself incorrectly Senior Chief Select!" lol

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:( did your chain of command tell you or did you see it on BOL?

I am a Triad at the command, so I told myself.  Giving a pep talk in the mirror does a world of good.  HAHA!

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So... Chief of Staff pulled the results. Waiting for ADM to see how she wants them disseminated... WTF?????

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For everyone that did make it a heart felt congratulations; and to those that missed it by one, drive on, Anchor Up and continue to be The Chief!

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Talked to my XO this morning. Didn't get selected. Congratulations to those of you that did.

 

Talked to my XO this morning. Didn't get selected. Congratulations to those of you that did.

sorry brother. keep your fingers crossed for me though...

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sorry brother. keep your fingers crossed for me though...

Will do! I still have my birthday this weekend so I am in good spirits.

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Just got off the phone with the CO/CMC, kinda awkward "ITC Shepherd, how may I help you Sir or Ma'am?"  "This is the Skipper, you referred to yourself incorrectly Senior Chief Select!" lol

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Got my "S" !! as always I really appreciate this board for helping me sweat out the agony of yes or no every time I'm up for something.

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