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How do phases work for the "NUKE' rate?
My Fiance's rate is a nuke, he graduates Jan 11, 2013, and I wanted to know how the phases work for that rate.
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Permalink Reply by mn linda (nuke MM ELT Groton CT) on
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Join the Nuke Moms group - there are girlfriends, wives and fiances in that group also. One of the documents is called something like 'Schedule for Nukes at Goose Creek'. It says what they can do at each phase and when they probably will get that phase. But you also need to know what rate he is - MM, EM, or ET. There all attend A-School, Power School, and prototype.
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Permalink Reply by FutureSailor&NukeWifeMM on
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Thank you.
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Permalink Reply by Emily-aaronsgirl11 on
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Phase 1 -
- Must be in uniform at all times
- No driving/personal car allowed
- Not allowed off base during weekdays
- Curfew of midnight
- No alcohol even if of age
Phase 2 -
- Alcohol allowed if of age
- Car/driving permitted
- Curfew of midnight
- Must be in uniforms at all times during the week
- Allowed off base in uniform on weekdays and off base in civilian clothes on weekends
- During this phase, overnight chits are generally permitted if visitors in the area and grades are good with no behavior problems
Phase 3 -
- Only have to be in uniform for classes
- No curfew on weekends (non school nights)
- Curfew of midnight on weeknights
Each phase takes about 4 weeks to get through after they have classed up for A school. They have to pass a PT test, all grades must be good, and no behavior problems can exist in order for them to phase up. Phases can be stripped at any time for any one person or any whole class. Example: My husband's A school class had to wait an extra week to get phase 3 because a high ranking officer overheard a conversation during study hours between two sailors in his class as to what they were going to do that night with their liberty (Go to the strip club).
If you have any questions, feel free to message me. :)
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Thank you :)
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Permalink Reply by Sarah.JKO on
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my husband graduates the same day and is a nuke as wel. what div s your SR in?
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He is in 054. Yours? Did your husband tell you he might fly out the day of graduation?
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