Good Afternoon,
Journals are posted at www.uscgbootcamp.com for D181, F181, G181, H181, I181, and J181.
E181 journal entry will be posted when it is received.
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Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Delta 181
Delta 181 Company Commanders provide positive encouragement to help one of their recruits complete the Confidence Course.
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Foxtrot - 181 Company Commanders provide update
Greetings family and friends of recruit company Foxtrot-181. We are the Company Commanders in charge of transforming your recruit into a Guardian. Our names are Petty Officer Second Class Sutton (Lead CC), Chief Petty Officer Dendy, and Petty Officer First Class Ross.
We thought this would be a good time in training to give you all an update on Foxtrot-181’s progress from our vantage point.
Just like most companies F-181 started out a little rough. That is to be expected of a large group of people thrown together so quickly. F-181 has progressed well since that first Friday when we pick them up from Sexton Hall. Of course, they have had their ups and downs. The good thing is that everyday we see them working more as a team to get the job done. As you might have heard, these weeks have been filled with a roller coaster of emotions due to F-181 being away, some for the first time, from their family and friends.
These last two weeks have been the most demanding yet most rewarding for F-181. Events such as shooting at the range, physical fitness test, picking their first duty station, and mid-term exam. Good news is everyone passed the mid-term, but some failed to meet minimum standards during the physical fitness test. Those recruits will be getting up every morning at 4:45 a.m. in order to participate in remedial physical fitness. If they can meet the minimum standards before week eight they will be allowed to graduate with F-181.
Last Wednesday F-181 received their orders to their first duty stations. They will be making phone calls to let immediate family members know where they are going in the coming week. If you haven’t heard from them yet, please be patient.
Also new to the curriculum is Pugil Stick training. F-181’s first pugil stick bouts last Monday were cancelled due to weather but, they are all looking forward to one more scheduled pugil stick event this week. In addition to pugil sticks in the brand new Obstacle Course. This is going to be exciting for F-181 and the CC’s. This will really test them to see how well they can really work together as a team.
All the recruits are looking forward to on-base liberty this Saturday (04APR) followed by off-base liberty in week seven.
Overall, we can honestly say they are progressing on schedule.
We look forward to standing with your recruit as they take their first steps into the field as Guardians on 17 APR Ø9.
V/R,
DC2 Sutton
GMC Dendy
ET1 Ross
We thought this would be a good time in training to give you all an update on Foxtrot-181’s progress from our vantage point.
Just like most companies F-181 started out a little rough. That is to be expected of a large group of people thrown together so quickly. F-181 has progressed well since that first Friday when we pick them up from Sexton Hall. Of course, they have had their ups and downs. The good thing is that everyday we see them working more as a team to get the job done. As you might have heard, these weeks have been filled with a roller coaster of emotions due to F-181 being away, some for the first time, from their family and friends.
These last two weeks have been the most demanding yet most rewarding for F-181. Events such as shooting at the range, physical fitness test, picking their first duty station, and mid-term exam. Good news is everyone passed the mid-term, but some failed to meet minimum standards during the physical fitness test. Those recruits will be getting up every morning at 4:45 a.m. in order to participate in remedial physical fitness. If they can meet the minimum standards before week eight they will be allowed to graduate with F-181.
Last Wednesday F-181 received their orders to their first duty stations. They will be making phone calls to let immediate family members know where they are going in the coming week. If you haven’t heard from them yet, please be patient.
Also new to the curriculum is Pugil Stick training. F-181’s first pugil stick bouts last Monday were cancelled due to weather but, they are all looking forward to one more scheduled pugil stick event this week. In addition to pugil sticks in the brand new Obstacle Course. This is going to be exciting for F-181 and the CC’s. This will really test them to see how well they can really work together as a team.
All the recruits are looking forward to on-base liberty this Saturday (04APR) followed by off-base liberty in week seven.
Overall, we can honestly say they are progressing on schedule.
We look forward to standing with your recruit as they take their first steps into the field as Guardians on 17 APR Ø9.
V/R,
DC2 Sutton
GMC Dendy
ET1 Ross
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Juliet 181
Greetings,
Recruits who arrived Tuesday will form as Juliet 181 on Friday.
Please send mail to:
SR (FIRST AND LAST NAME)
RECRUIT COMPANY J181/JAMES HALL
USCG TRACEN CAPE MAY
ONE MUNRO AVE
CAPE MAY NJ 08204-5083
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Recruits who arrived Tuesday will form as Juliet 181 on Friday.
Please send mail to:
SR (FIRST AND LAST NAME)
RECRUIT COMPANY J181/JAMES HALL
USCG TRACEN CAPE MAY
ONE MUNRO AVE
CAPE MAY NJ 08204-5083
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Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Recruit Journals
Good Afternoon,
Recruit company journals have been posted for D181, E181, F181, G181,H181. Images and the post for C181 will be posted on Wednesday.
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Recruit company journals have been posted for D181, E181, F181, G181,H181. Images and the post for C181 will be posted on Wednesday.
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Thursday, March 19, 2009
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