U.S. NAVAL SEA CADET CORPS
HUDSON VALLEY SQUADRON, NSCC
03 – 05 MAY 2019 – Plan of the Day
LTJG Arnold Tooma, NSCC
Commanding Officer, Hudson Valley Squadron and Training Ship WIRE
ENS George Albertson, NSCC
Executive Officer, Hudson Valley Squadron
Uniform of the Day
Officers: Khakis/NWU’s/Coveralls
Instructors: Alternative Sea Cadet Uniform/Proper Civilian Attire
Sea Cadets: Report NWU’s, Bring PT Uniform and Swim Gear
League Cadets: Report NWU’s, Bring PT Uniform and Swim Gear
Drill Location
USCG TRAINING CENTER CAPE MAY
1 MUMRO AVE
CAPE MAY, NJ 08204
All Hudson Valley Squadron Instructors, Officers and Cadet Leadership (CPO, LPO, ALPO and MAA’s) will report by 1600 hours on the published reporting date and location. Late arrivals need to clear their arrival time with the CO at least one week in advance if you cannot meet this requirement.
Hudson Valley Squadron & T.S. Wire cadets will report by 1630 hours on the published reporting date and location. The uniform of the day for all cadets is NWU’s. Due to the high security at most military bases check in procedures may change. All cadets and staff must present current NSCC ID CARD upon arrival. The check-in process may take up to 1 hour depending upon the arrival time.
03 MAY 2019
1700 Departure – NY State Laborers Local 17 Training Center, Newburgh NY
2100 Arrival – USCG Training Center Cape May-CCs provide “off the bus experience”. (Sexton Hall)
2130 Establish Quarterdeck – Officer Of the Deck (OOD), hit the rack with CC help.
2200 – 2400 First Watch
0000 – 0400 Middle Watch
0000 to 0200 First Dog Watch
0200 to 0400 Last Dog Watch
0400 to 0545 – Morning Watch
04 MAY 2019
0545 All Hands on Deck-CC’s wake em up Cape May style
0645 Breakfast-CCs provide more training on military bearing (Galley)
0800 Classroom Training, COD, and MOA by CCs (Sexton Hall).
1000 Seamanship Training by ISB staff – Webber Bldg
1200 USCG Training Center Cape May Galley – Lunch
1300 USCG Cape May Festival
1500 Survival Float with ISB instructors – (Pool)
1700 USCG Training Center Cape May Galley – Dinner
1800 Free Time
1830 Summer Training Review Session (Sexton Hall)
2000 Officer of the Deck (OOD) Report and Start Watch Duty
2000 – 2400 First Watch
2000 to 2200 First Dog Watch
2200 to 2400 Last Dog Watch
0000 – 0400 Middle Watch
0000 to 0200 First Dog Watch
0200 to 0400 Last Dog Watch
0400 to 0545 – Morning Watch
05 MAY 2019
0630 All Hands on Deck
0700 USCG Training Center Cap May Galley Breakfast
0830 USNSCC Training (Sexton Hall)
1200 USCG Training Center Cape May Galley – Lunch
1300 Prepare for departure
1400 Depart USCG Training Center Cape May
Muster Definition:
The term muster means the process or event of accounting for members in a military unit. This practice of inspections led to the coining of the English idiom pass muster, meaning being sufficient. When a unit is created, it is “mustered in” and when it is disbanded, it is “mustered out”.
BMR Requirements:
All cadets attending NSCC Recruit Training (RT) must complete their BMR prior to attending Recruiter Training.
Cadets that complete their entire BMR prior to RT will be promoted to E-2 upon successful completion and graduation of RT.
Seaman & Airman Manuals:
Cadets that elect to complete the Seaman Manual will be a Seaman. Cadets that elect to complete the Airman Manual will be an Airman.
ID CARDS:
All cadets are to have their NSCC ID Cards with them at all times.
AUTHORIZED ABSENCE:
Each cadet is responsible for notifying their chain of command if they are unable to attend a drill. Authorized absences will be given for school, work or family conflicts. By not notifying your chain of command you will receive an unauthorized absence.
REQUIRED ITEMS:
All hands are to bring a bag lunch with beverage, PT gear, towel, military courses, water bottle, pen and notebook to drill. Cadets not having these items may be required to buy them at their own expense.
BEHAVIOR:
Cadets are reminded that talking, skylarking (horseplay), hazing or other disturbances will not be tolerated. Any cadet found violating this policy will be given Extra Military Instruction (EMI) or sent home depending on the frequency and/or severity of the disturbance.
MEDICAL NOTE:
Any cadet who is taking prescription drugs must check in with the medical officer. Your medication will be locked up in a secure area. Cadets will not be allowed to give themselves any type of medication. There must be clear information on your medication container:
1) Clear instructions and in original container
2) Correct label with cadet’s name on it.
3) Exact dosage and times when to be administered
LTJG Arnold Tooma, NSCC
Commanding Officer
Hudson Valley Squadron
