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Has there been any official news about how the shutdown will affect the board?  I believe that any personal who are TDY and on travel are being recalled.  Also we were originally told that the 620X LDO results wouldn't be held for the other LDO board/results, and would most likely come out by the end of 2017.  Has there been any update on those?

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It's so cool to see my long-time mentor get promoted to CWO5!

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Trying to keep my mind off of these results has given me some very interesting ideas. Like, I find it really disappointing that the makers of "Head and Shoulders" haven't released a body wash cal

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I gave up giving up! MOTIVATED MOTIVATED DOWN RIGHT DEDICATED! Who am I kidding? Waiting sucks.

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Good questions about the board being held up by the shutdown. Is there anyone in Millington in this forum that could shed light on that subject?

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So what was just put out this morning is “All travel that has taken place, all members must be recalled to there parent command.” That’s what’s being said here in Mayport. 

A lot of training augments and travel being pushed to the right or until the shut down is resolved for ATGM. 

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CO and LDO coordinator both said the board probably wouldn’t stop.... We shall see..

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I am just assuming, but the travel has already been paid for and the board convened. I would assume that they would continue the board itself, and maybe the process after the board would get held up. 

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I was thinking the same thing.... However, if use I look at previous boards members there are several civilians that are apart of the board. 

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Thanks Peter! I wonder how that will work with the government opening back up... 

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Do any of you know if there is a way to find out how many people applied for a specific designator last year? I understand past results do not predict future performance, but as we are all in limbo, I'd like to find out how many applied for 616X last year, compare that to how many were selected (9)...etc. Thank You

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3 hours ago, MADMAN33 said:

Do any of you know if there is a way to find out how many people applied for a specific designator last year? I understand past results do not predict future performance, but as we are all in limbo, I'd like to find out how many applied for 616X last year, compare that to how many were selected (9)...etc. Thank You

Look at the LDO brief. There is a slide that has last years applicants along with past 5 yr averages. Hope it helps.

LDO and CWO Recruiting Brief (1).pptx

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I know what is posted on NPC. Has anyone heard anything through the great vine when the board will reconvene? 

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Has anyone else had an issue with there not being anything showing in Bupers? Its kind of bothering me, but I have verified everything was received with no errors with PERS-92 and with the NPC website that allows you to confirm receipt.

EDIT: I'm Reserves in case that matters.

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The Board is back at it. Hopefully it doesnt delay results. 

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I was told the board was wrapped up prior to the shutdown. Anyone else hear that? 

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On 1/22/2018 at 1:12 PM, PeterA said:

From the NPC website 

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My LDO coordinator said it was a possibility that they were done already. Not sure.... 

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Well...I mean does anyone know of an LDO/CWO that disappeared sometime in the beginning of January for "travel"? If so, is that LDO/CWO back at work now?

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If you look at NPC it says that the board membership will be posted when the board is adjourned... I was personally using that as my sign... 

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The board has adjourned. You can look at the board membership. Waiting game starts now. Good luck to all to include myself.

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Only saw 1 6120 and 1 7121... 😕

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Things have been a little odd this selection cycle.

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49 minutes ago, Tarheel PR said:

Things have been a little odd this selection cycle.

Just a bit.  Hopefully that means good things for those of us who have done this a few times.

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