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Haven't heard any rumors of Callout yet with CNP.  If anyone has eyes on his schedule that is usually the best clue.

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Tony: The recorder would be for the Active duty CPO board. I don't see how that board would influence the results of the SELRES/FTS. Thoughts? Chief

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I just got word from our CMC that the Reserve Force  Master Chief said results will be out by 4th of July, so there is still hope this week.

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I need to go work in New Orleans to pick up HMC

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Congratulations to all the SELs!!!!!!!

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I figured the forum would die down rapidly after the results came out. But I am so full of questions now. So I am to get a CDB now because I made board but I did not get selected. I didn't get a CDB last year, so aiming to be proactive this time around, what am I to expect from this CDB?

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I figured the forum would die down rapidly after the results came out. But I am so full of questions now. So I am to get a CDB now because I made board but I did not get selected. I didn't get a CDB last year, so aiming to be proactive this time around, what am I to expect from this CDB?

 

And with that thought, anyone wishing to start the FY17 SELRES CPO Board thread is more than welcome. Eventually this thread will be closed. I always think it's a good idea to start asking the questions before and not after!  BBb)

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I figured the forum would die down rapidly after the results came out. But I am so full of questions now. So I am to get a CDB now because I made board but I did not get selected. I didn't get a CDB last year, so aiming to be proactive this time around, what am I to expect from this CDB?

 

If you don't get a CDB you should request one.  It should focus on why you weren't selected and goals to get you picked next time.

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If you don't get a CDB you should request one.  It should focus on why you weren't selected and goals to get you picked next time.

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go in with a positive attitude and ask for guidance. Your COC will help you on your weak areas.

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I saw a quote today that I thought I would share!  

I know this forum is dwindling down but....

 

 

"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts." ~~Winston Churchill~~

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