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Hey y’all so I’ve received some notes that are def good for all E6 and up to be aware of. Notes from a MCPO that sat the 8/9 board this year   Bottom line is that our boards are now very similar to statutory boards and the way that 95% of the Chiefs and below think happens at the boards are not accurate. Review the selection board brief from PERS-803 on NPC, it is gold. 1. Every single record will be briefed in the tank, all of them. We used to only brief the last select and first thr

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On 8/12/2019 at 11:54 PM, DocEddy8404 said:

What do you mean when you “changed the format” of you package? 

I had a Chief at my last command who was supposedly a “Board Whisperer”. I heard him explain basically you don’t want the first thing the board seeing in your package, your degree, or your SEJPME. Kinda like the eval format Ship, Shipmate, Self. You want the big Navy impact stuff to be the first thing they see so they’re like “Get underway! In the offing knoweth ye that hand over fist I will fight hard & fast! So batten down the hatches because between the devil and the deep blue sea I will deliver more than a shot across the bow! (You big dummy), he did this. Then by the time they get to smaller stuff about you it’s Get underway! In the offing knoweth ye that hand over fist I will fight hard & fast! So batten down the hatches because between the devil and the deep blue sea I will deliver more than a shot across the bow! (You big dummy) and he had time to get that too “

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time to start the party for FY21!  Lets continue to help each other learn and grow. We get better by helping others be better!

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Got my dance ticket. Hopefully third times the charm!  Get underway! In the offing knoweth ye that hand over fist I will fight hard & fast! So batten down the hatches because between the devil and

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Ticket received.  Good luck everyone.

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Looking for some insight. Svm receives NJP, but is not found guilty in civilian sector. Has anyone come across this and how was it conveyed to the board.

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Now that the season is over.  If anyone needs help with anything, just let me know and I will do my best.  This forum has done a lot for me over the years.

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On 9/18/2019 at 1:18 PM, LS1(AW/SW/IW) said:

Looking for some insight. Svm receives NJP, but is not found guilty in civilian sector. Has anyone come across this and how was it conveyed to the board.

NJP can be performed regardless of a civilian conviction.  Talk with you command legal rep for all the in's and out's.  I had NJP in 2013.  In my letter to the board I addressed it right below the enclosures.

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On 9/23/2019 at 4:34 PM, Ord3i said:

NJP can be performed regardless of a civilian conviction.  Talk with you command legal rep for all the in's and out's.  I had NJP in 2013.  In my letter to the board I addressed it right below the enclosures.

Do you mind sharing that LTB

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Evals are in and they are looking good for this guy.  Best of luck to all

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Here's to another year folks! Take your time on the exam..4th time around for me but my eval is in and solid even tho a 1of1. Happy Holidays to all. 

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Hear hear. I finally got my at sea EP. Ranked 3 of around 20. And the write up is strong. 
 

Ready for the exam! And hoping for good things this year!

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I honestly get tired of looking at these bibs, but here we go...going in! 

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On 12/26/2019 at 9:06 PM, YN Uno said:

I honestly get tired of looking at these bibs, but here we go...going in!

right there with you man. Only third time up but hope it’s my last!

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Good Luck to everyone taking the exam! I'm already looking forward to all the SBE comments in march. 

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Just curious, what is considered a high PMA under the new policy? Before, if you had a 3.90 and above you had a really strong possibility of making board (in my experience). Now I’m thinking it’s got to be over 4.0. My PMA is 3.95 and I’m wondering if that’s just middle of the pack under the current policy. Anyone care to chime in on this? Thanks!

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12 hours ago, Doc (FMF) E said:

Just curious, what is considered a high PMA under the new policy? Before, if you had a 3.90 and above you had a really strong possibility of making board (in my experience). Now I’m thinking it’s got to be over 4.0. My PMA is 3.95 and I’m wondering if that’s just middle of the pack under the current policy. Anyone care to chime in on this? Thanks!

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3.95 may be closer to the upper end vice middle of the pack.  Test score should balance it out though.

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6 hours ago, Ord3i said:

3.95 may be closer to the upper end vice middle of the pack.  Test score should balance it out though.

I’ve been curious about this myself. Creeping on others today and from what I saw it was all over the place..

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CM-4.50

CS-3.90

GSE-4.20

LSS-3.60

Unknown-4.1?

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