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OPD 101 – Officer Orientation


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OPD 101 – Officer Orientation Unit 5 -

Unit 5: Officer Uniforms and Ranks


Follow regulations regarding grooming and personal appearance.

Wear the authorized & appropriate NSCC uniform Recognize difference in NSCC and USN uniform Recognize each officer rank and uniform insignia Describe how to advance in rank within NSCC.

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Objectives


Look Smart !

Officers are expected to . . .

Have a neatly groomed appearance while in uniforms.

Meet weight standards for wearing the NSCC uniform.

Officers unable to meet weight restrictions may be enrolled as a non-uniformed instructor.

A full-length photo, in either the uniform or alternative uniform, is submitted for promotion.

Reference: NSCC / NLCCUniform Regulations

LESSON 1: Appearance & Grooming

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Grooming Standards for NSCC Officers

Males – 2202.1 & 2203 Bulk not greater than 2 in. No one hair longer than 4 in. Sideburns must not fall below

the middle of the ear Mustache must be above the

upper lip and cannot extend more than ¼ in.

No beards

Females – 2202.2 Maximum hair length 1 ½ inch

below the top of the collar


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Authorized NSCC Uniforms

Service Dress Blues Summer White Service Khaki Winter Working Blues NWU CUU Alternative Uniform

Reference: NSCC / NLCCUniform Regulations§3202 - §3407

LESSON 2: Officer Uniforms

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Looking Smart (and In-Season!)Service Dress Blues


Officer

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Midshipman Instructor


Service Dress Blues

¾-inch gold button

Shoulder Flash

Officer Sleeve Device(Officers & Midshipmen only)

Midshipman Coat Device


Summer WhiteOfficer Midshipman Instructor


Service Dress Blues – Combination Covers

Officer Midshipman Instructor

½-inch gold chinstrap ⅜-inch gold chinstrap½-inch black patent

leather chinstrap

½-inchbutton

½-inchbutton


Service KhakiOfficer Midshipman Instructor


Service Khakis


FemaleMale


Winter Blue



Service Khaki / Winter Blue


Navy Working Uniform

Right Rear Pocket


Camouflage Utility Uniform

Left Breast PocketRight Breast Pocket

Right Rear Pocket


Alternative Uniform


Alternative Uniform Worn by instructors

Worn by officers for unit casual occasions

Worn by officers who are unable to meetstandard weightrequirements

Reference: NSCC / NLCCUniform Regulations§3500 – §3503

White or heather gray polo w/ black pants or skirt

Navy polo w/ khaki pants or skirt Blue blazer is optional


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Officer Ranks and Courtesy Across the Services & NSCC

Naval Sea Cadets

Warrant Officer (WO) Midshipman (MIDN) Ensign (ENS) Lieutenant

Junior Grade (LTJG) Lieutenant (LT) Lt Commander (LCDR)

US Navy

Warrant Officer Midshipman Ensign (ENS) Lieutenant

Junior Grade (LTJG) Lieutenant (LT) Lt Commander (LCDR) Commander (CDR) Captain (CAPT) Rear Admiral (RDML) Rear Admiral (RADM) Vice Admiral (VADM) Admiral (ADM)

Other Services

Warrant Officer Cadet Second Lieutenant First

Lieutenant Captain Major Lieutenant Colonel Colonel Brigadier General Major General Lieutenant General General

LESSON 3: Officer Ranks and Courtesy

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NSCC Ranks and Insignia

MIDN WO ENS LTJG LT LCDR

WO 2ndLt 1stLt Capt Maj

The Marines, Army, and Air Force use the same insignia but refer to the rank by a different title.


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Additional USN Ranks and Insignias

CDR CAPT RDML RADM VADM ADM

LtCol Col BGen MajGen LtGen Gen

The Marines, Army, and Air Force use the same insignia but refer to the rank by a different title.


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Identify that Officer!


What rank is this officer?

Is this an NSCC officer?How do you know?

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Cadet Courtesy Toward NSCC Officers

Cadets salute officers, address them with an appropriate greeting (by rank, Sir, or Ma’am).

Good morning, Commander!

Officers return the salute with an appropriate response and “Cadet” or “Rank – Name”

Good morning, Cadet!

Lesson 3: Officer Ranks and Courtesy

Last names may be usedwith the rank, if known, but are not required.

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Military Courtesy Toward Ranking Officers

Junior officers salute senior officers, address them with an appropriate greeting and by rank, Sir, or Ma’am.

Senior officers return the salute with appropriate response and by rank, Sir, or Ma’am.

If NSCC officers are saluted when aboard a military installation, return the salute smartly with the appropriate greeting.

If NSCC officers are not saluted by DoD personnel, carry on.


Never confront Navy personnel about failingto salute whether officer or enlisted.

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Allow me to introduce….

When introducing an officer to another officer

LT Smith, this is CAPT Jones. CAPT Jones will be joining us today for inspection.

When introducing an officer to a civilian

Ms Smith, this is LT Jones. Mr. Jones will be your son’s escort officer to Recruit Training.

When introducing a medical corps officer or chaplain

Ms Smith, this is Dr. Jones, our unit’s medical officer, and Chaplain Miller.


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Command Badge

A NSCC officer can be a unit CO regardless of rank.

Unit COs are eligible to earn a Command Badge

1 year in service Passed annual inspection Requires sponsor endorsement Must be requested Authorized by NSCC Executive Director

Regional Directors wear a a command badge to identify them as the command authority for the region.

Lesson 4: Command Badges

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Instructor

Age 21 + Waiver for 65+ US Citizen or

Waiver Background

Check Enrollment

paperwork After one year of

service, advance to ENS

Midshipman

Age 18-21 If 21, and served

at least one year advance to ENS

Is less than one year of service, advance to Instructor

95% are formerNSCC Cadets

Warrant Officer

Age 35+ Former armed

services, E-6 + Honorable

Discharge OPD 101 Complete

Officer/MIDN Study Guide

Copy of DD-214

Advancement Criteria

Lesson 5: Officer Advancement

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Lieutenant JG

OPD 201 1 TWT 2 years in grade

as Ens * 3 years in NSCC

service

* Waived for INST and WO

Ensign

OPD 101 Officer/MIDN

Study Guide 1 year in grade as

Instructor * 1 year in NSCC

service

* Waived for MIDN

Lieutenant

OPD 301 1 TWT as LTJG * 3 years in grade

as LTJG ** 6 years in NSCC

service

* 2 TWT for INST and WO

** Waived for INST and WO

Advancement Criteria


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Advancement CriteriaLCDR

OPD 401 1 TWT as LT * 1 career TWT must

be a Recruit Training 4 years as LT ** 10 years in NSCC

service

* 3 TWTs for INST or WO

** Waived for INST and WO

Team Work Counts!

Units must achieve a score of 2.5 or greater on their Unit Annual Inspection in order for officers in that unit to be eligible for promotion during that inspection year.


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Unit 5: Officer Uniform and Ranks

Lesson Summary: Follow regulations regarding grooming and

personal appearance. Recognize difference in NSCC and USN uniform Wear the authorized & appropriate NSCC uniform Recognize each officer rank and uniform insignia Describe how to advance in rank within NSCC.

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Unit 6: Cadet Uniforms and Ranks

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Objectives

Describe grooming and personal appearance expectations to cadets and their parents.

Recognize difference in NSCC and NLCC uniform Recognize each Cadet rank and uniform insignia Describe advancement in rank to cadets and their

parents.

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Look Smart !

Cadets are expected to have a neatly groomed appearance while wearing NSCC uniforms.

Uniforms are team-building!

Learning to care for their uniforms is a source of pride.


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Chief Petty OfficersDress Blue

Summer White

ServiceKhaki

WinterBlue NWU CUU


Chief Petty Officer Insignia

Right Breast Pocket Left Breast Pocket


NSCC CadetsDress Blue Dress White


NSCC CadetsWinter Blue Summer White


NSCC – Navy Working Uniform

Right Rear Pocket


Camouflage Utility Uniform

Right Breast Pocket Left Breast PocketRight Breast Pocket Left Breast Pocket

Right Rear Pocket


Right Rear Pocket


NSCC Cadet Ranks & Insignia

E7CPO

E6PO1

E5 PO2 N/A

N/A



E4PO3

E3SN

E2 SA

E1 SR

N/A N/A

N/AN/A

N/AN/AN/A


NLCC CadetsSummer Dress Winter Dress


NLCC – NWU


Right Rear Pocket


NLCC - CUU

Right Breast Pocket Left Breast PocketRight Breast Pocket Left Breast Pocket

Right Rear Pocket


Right Rear Pocket


NLCC Working

Right Rear Pocket


NLCC Cadet Ranks & Insignia

LC7SLPO

LC6PO1

LC5 PO2



LC4PO3

LC3ABC

LC2 APC

LC1 RC

N/A N/A

N/AN/A

N/AN/AN/A


CUUs are NOT a substitute for NWUs CUUs are meant for units

that are designated as Battalions, or for units that consistently drill and train with an active duty counterpart that wears the uniform

CUUs may be worn at any unit per Unit CO, but this is not a substitute for the NWU

Reference: NSCC / NLCCUniform Regulations Table 11and Action Letter 01-07

LESSON 2: Cadet Uniforms

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What’s Wrong With This Picture?

A variety of uniforms are authorized but uniformity within the ranks is important to build camaraderie.

Cadets need to conform to the Plan of the Day (POD)

Limited availability of some uniforms & sizes may drive POD dress code.

Supply Resources NSCC Uniform Depot

Military Thrift Stores

Army Surplus / Navy Exchange

LESSON 2: Cadet Uniforms

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Where to Look to Identify Cadet Rank Right Sleeve Type of Cover Their uniform

What rank is this cadet?

What type of uniform is this cadet wearing?

LESSON 3: Cadet Ranks

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What is wrong with this uniform?


NSCC Rank Progression

* Minimum passing scores for each assignment (and the aggregate Correspondence Course) is 70. [ATM Ch. 3(A)(1)(c)]

**Minimum passing scores for Exams: PO3 = 60, PO2 = 60, PO1 = 63 [ATM Ch. 3(A)(1)(d)]

*** Recruiting Station Duty or similar “internship”-type trainings may only be used once for advancement [ATM Ch. 4(D)(5)]χCadets must be E-2 and 14 to attend any NSCC Advanced Training [AL 01-07 ¶1(k)]

† Promotions to PO1 & CPO are only authorized by the Executive Director (after endorsements from RD and Field Rep).

Promotions from E2(T) through E5 may be effected by the Unit Commanding Officer. [ATM Ch. 3(A)(2), 3(A)(2)(c)(6), 3(A)(2)(d)(7)]‡Cadet must attend POLA as E3 or E4 to be promoted to PO2 [ATM Ch. Note 1, p. 8]αMust be age 16 or older to be promoted to CPO [ATM Ch. 3(A)(2)(d)]§Cadet must Staff a Recruit Training in a leadership position (after attending POLA) to be promoted to CPO [AL 01-07 ¶1(d)]

RankMinimum Time

in RateCorrespondence

Course*Exam**

Required Training***

E-1 Recruit - - - -

E-2 Apprentice 3 Months BMR - NSCC RT

E-3 Seaman 6 Months SN/AN/FN - NSCC ATχ

E-4 PO3 6 Months PO3&2 (Assn 1 – 2) PO3 NSCC AT

E-5 PO2 6 Months PO3&2 (Assn 3 – 5) PO2 NSCC AT‡

E-6 PO1† 6 Months PO1 PO1 NSCC AT

E-7 CPO† 6 Monthsα CPO - NSCC AT§


E-2(T) – Your Secret Weapon

NSCC Cadets with ≥ 3 months in the program who finish their BMR can be promoted to E-2(Temporary)

[ATM Ch. 3(A)(1)(g)]

Former NLCC cadets with ≥ 1 year in NLCC, who attended Orientation, were promoted to LC4 or higher, have no break in service, and complete the BMR, can be promoted to E-2(T) [ATM Ch. 3(A)(1)(h)]

E-2(T)s will be promoted to E-2 upon graduation from RT......but their 6-month “clock” for E-3 starts when they are

promoted to E-2(T)! [ATM Ch. 3(A)(1)(g)-(h) Note, page 8]


NLCC Rank Progression

• NLCC Orientation and Advanced Orientation optional – not req’d for advancement


Unit 6: Cadet Uniform and Ranks

Lesson Summary: Describe grooming and personal appearance

expectations to cadets and their parents. Recognize difference in NSCC and NLCC uniform Recognize each Cadet rank and uniform insignia Describe advancement in rank to cadets and their

parents.

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