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16-10, March 28th, 2010 class
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Permalink Reply by snowmc on
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They should be either 21-10 or 22-10. Classes begin every 3 weeks. Class 16-10 started on March 28th, so count out every 3 weeks. I was in a hurry...that's why my confusion as to the exact number. His recruiter should have the class number. He will receive his company designation on check-in day.
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Permalink Reply by MrsKH on
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The class that started in August last year was 3-10. So with a August start date this year maybe he will be in 2-11 or 3-11? It goes by which fiscal year they graduate in.
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Thought it was determined by fiscal year they started in. You are probably correct.
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I just looked up that the fiscal year for the U.S. Govt runs from October 1st to September 30th.
If it goes fiscal year that they graduate, then the class that graduates on October 1st would start on July 11th and be 1-11.
The class that starts on August 1st would graduate on October 22nd and be 2-11.
The class that starts on August 22nd would graduate on November 12th and be 3-11.
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On Thurs. 4/22 we received a voice mail from our LO in G Company requesting info for his security clearance. He said he passed RLP and would call back on the weekend. We waited all weekend for the call but it did not come. Did anyone receive a call from G company?
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Permalink Reply by rokymtns on
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Maybe since he got to talk to you and tell you he passed he didn't call again???????
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Got a call yesterday, all is well. G class started with 35 and about 1/2 have rolled.
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Same with Hotel. Think they started with 32-33 and were up to 37 with 16 roll-ins.
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Permalink Reply by madre37 on
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I have started a discussion for the upcoming August class for OCS, so we can all get to know each other
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Facebook Group for 16-10 is: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=110358868983848
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