Navy ROTC: Naval Science NSE Presentation

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[00:00:02.600]I'll be going over the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps
[00:00:05.756]and RTC at University of Nebraska here in Lincoln.
[00:00:09.480]So first of all, what is RTC?
[00:00:11.280]RTC is a program which college students can enroll.
[00:00:16.160]You go through the program while you're still at college and then
[00:00:19.209]once you graduate, you Commission as a officer in Armed
[00:00:21.796]forces.
[00:00:22.640]The mission of RTC is development, shipping mentally,
[00:00:25.470]morally, and physically, and to abuse them with the highest
[00:00:28.616]ideals of duty and loyalty in the core values.
[00:00:31.080]Honor Courage, Commitment in order to Commission college
[00:00:33.827]graduates as Naval Officers who possess basic professional
[00:00:36.671]background or motivated total careers in Naval Service and
[00:00:39.514]have the potential for future development in mind and
[00:00:42.117]character as to assume the highest responsibilities of
[00:00:44.768]command, citizenship, and government.
[00:00:47.760]Who is the officer?
[00:00:49.160]Officers plan, organize the lease sales and Marines support
[00:00:51.669]and defend the Constitution.
[00:00:53.000]You hold authority and responsibility, Operate military
[00:00:55.772]aircraft, ship, submarines, other equipment.
[00:00:59.320]How do you become a officer?
[00:01:00.680]In order to become a officer, you must complete a Badger's
[00:01:04.071]degree and then once you complete that, you will
[00:01:06.888]Commission upon graduation.
[00:01:08.960]And you can do that through the Royal TC program such as here at
[00:01:14.210]the University of Nebraska or as service academies, scholarships
[00:01:19.460]opportunities in our NRTC.
[00:01:22.280]There are two types you'll be initially if you were to sign up
[00:01:26.240]for NRTC scholarship before you join the college, you will get
[00:01:30.200]the national scholarship, which would be the four year.
[00:01:33.760]But even if you did and still didn't get in, or you just
[00:01:37.368]didn't apply, you can still enroll into the NRTC program.
[00:01:41.040]You'll be a college programmer in a college program where you
[00:01:44.423]get the same requirements of scholarship with shipment.
[00:01:47.720]You apply for a 2-3 year silo scholarship each year until the
[00:01:51.302]same year.
[00:01:52.600]No commitment until you're on scholarship and then on your
[00:01:55.709]senior year will be in advance standing, which is you'll get
[00:01:58.925]the stipend that year paid on summer cruise and will be
[00:02:01.877]offered a Commission upon graduation.
[00:02:04.880]Once you are on scholarship you will get full tuition fee and
[00:02:08.982]fees or room and board, which you can opt out for for 11,500
[00:02:13.019]per per year.
[00:02:15.560]The book stipend, A stipend each month depended upon your year.
[00:02:19.920]Group E5 pay during your summer cruises and then you'll commit
[00:02:24.422]be committed to five years active duty status once
[00:02:28.067]activated for the silo scholarship.
[00:02:31.400]Once you join the unit as a college programmer, that is our
[00:02:35.549]previous stated at the end of each year you will be put up for
[00:02:39.906]a silo scholarship by the staff.
[00:02:42.920]The things that we will take into account when you're putting
[00:02:46.829]you up for the silo scholarship is your physical test,
[00:02:50.297]academics, bills and responsibilities you've held,
[00:02:53.513]and overall unit performance once.
[00:02:56.160]So it'll be the same benefits as the four year national
[00:03:00.106]scholarship once you get it.
[00:03:02.520]And then again you'll be committed to service once that
[00:03:05.506]scholarship is activated.
[00:03:08.360]Requirements while you are in the RTC program is yet to pass
[00:03:12.240]our physical readiness test every semester.
[00:03:15.040]Combat fitness test for the marine options every semester
[00:03:18.851]you have to maintain GPA 2.5 and above.
[00:03:22.120]For a Navy option only, you have to pass Calc 1, Calc 2, Physics
[00:03:25.385]one, and Physics two.
[00:03:27.080]Take all naval required naval science courses and then take
[00:03:31.601]Naval Science Laboratory and Battalion Drill when you are in
[00:03:36.198]the ROTC program.
[00:03:37.760]We have additional scholarship opportunities that are available
[00:03:41.231]that are given out by certain organizations throughout
[00:03:44.214]Nebraska that come in and want to see Machine successful.
[00:03:48.120]So during each semester you see your chances view of Navy Day
[00:03:52.194]rewards.
[00:03:53.160]We will sign the shipment out to try to get more scholarships,
[00:03:56.888]more money for them, and then you.
[00:03:58.960]As you can see here, the award gets up to about $2500 for some
[00:04:02.132]of these scholarships.
[00:04:05.520]The University of Nebraska also has the Husker Salute program.
[00:04:09.040]For the Husker Salute program, if you're involved with ROTC
[00:04:12.367]you'll get in state tuition.
[00:04:14.200]So now residents get in state tuition must be full time in a
[00:04:18.172]15 hours credit hours which is required by NRTC and Renews.
[00:04:22.360]Renews yearly with no summer classes required to serve our
[00:04:26.519]fall semester events.
[00:04:28.120]So we have the football games.
[00:04:30.040]We'll do push up for points, color guard, security.
[00:04:33.600]We have the joint field meet at the bottom, Army Navy football
[00:04:38.047]game, the Navy Marine Corps Birthday ball field exercise and
[00:04:42.354]911 stair run for spring semester events.
[00:04:45.320]We'll have things like submarine ball which is the picture on the
[00:04:48.780]upright.
[00:04:50.040]We'll have the Colorado field meet picture on the bottom
[00:04:53.333]right.
[00:04:54.160]We'll have commissioning, field exercise where the brains go out
[00:04:58.655]and do infantry or other Marine Corps tactics out in the field,
[00:05:03.081]the spring game and also mess night.
[00:05:07.320]For Marine Corps field exercise you'll do infantry tactics, the
[00:05:12.189]ruck March, weapons familiarization, land
[00:05:15.384]navigation, and field craft for summer cruise.
[00:05:19.760]Typically miss Shipman at the end of each semester during the
[00:05:24.180]summer.
[00:05:24.760]So at the end of each year during the summer, you will go
[00:05:28.425]out to the fleet and you will participate in activities out in
[00:05:32.407]the fleet.
[00:05:33.920]Every midshipman has to do NSI new student indoctrination.
[00:05:37.680]New student indoctrination is 3 weeks up in Great Lakes, IL
[00:05:41.261]where you're going to go through and you'll do a boot camp up
[00:05:44.961]there.
[00:05:46.240]That will be 1 summer you have to do that.
[00:05:49.160]So if you were to join your right now, your freshman year,
[00:05:52.790]you will go the freshman or your rising sophomore summer.
[00:05:56.960]And after that, if we didn't get you on a second class cruise,
[00:06:00.412]we'll get you on culture made, culture made, career orientation
[00:06:03.920]and training permit Shimon.
[00:06:05.760]That is where you spend a week with each community that you
[00:06:08.522]could go into school, a week with surface warfare, a week
[00:06:11.192]with submarine warfare, a week with aviation, and a week with
[00:06:14.047]the Marines.
[00:06:15.320]For surface warfare, you would expect to go on the way on
[00:06:18.775]ships, do a fire fire trainer, and then go look at amphibious
[00:06:22.469]craft, stuff like that.
[00:06:24.880]For aviation, you would expect to get involved with the
[00:06:28.613]aviators, go on the simulators for the helicopters, get taken
[00:06:32.746]up by helicopters and other aircraft.
[00:06:36.120]For Marines, you expect to go out with the Marines in the
[00:06:39.874]field, shoot guns.
[00:06:41.440]Do Marine Corps tactics out there and then for submarine you
[00:06:45.943]expect to go underway on the sub as well and do other submarine
[00:06:50.667]simulators.
[00:06:52.800]For the Marine Corps option you would do Fleet Marine Force for
[00:06:56.384]your second class cruise that's Marine month and then officer
[00:06:59.856]came to school for your first class cruise.
[00:07:02.520]For Navy option for second class cruise, you will follow enlisted
[00:07:05.928]sailor around and you learn a little about little bit about
[00:07:09.026]the life of the enlisted on the ships.
[00:07:11.880]For first class cruise we also have aviation cruise and we also
[00:07:15.876]have a sub cruise.
[00:07:17.000]We go on the sub, the normal first class cruise.
[00:07:19.600]You'll go on a ship and you'll shout out officer the summer
[00:07:23.882]before you Commission so you're prepared.
[00:07:27.360]And then we also have seals we go at the seals for.
[00:07:30.120]So As for that first class cruise, here's a couple good
[00:07:35.312]photos of my machine went out in the fleet amendment.
[00:07:41.080]Every machine man.
[00:07:42.240]Once you graduate you will have to do a minimum of five years of
[00:07:45.835]service at the commissioning.
[00:07:47.960]At the scholarship activation, you are committed to serving or
[00:07:51.059]paying back any tuition.
[00:07:52.240]The Navy is already funded.
[00:07:53.800]There may be additional commitment based on the
[00:07:55.686]community.
[00:07:56.080]For example, for pilot NFO it'll be 8 years requirement because
[00:08:00.028]you'll do 2 years of school plus additional couple extra maybe
[00:08:03.916]year and a half for school and then you go out to the fleet.
[00:08:09.440]Permission the opportunities through the Navy you could do
[00:08:12.763]through ROT.
[00:08:13.440]In RCC you could go to surface warfare, surface warfare, nuke
[00:08:18.140]submarine warfare, aviation, and for aviation as pilot or naval
[00:08:22.993]flight officer special warfare, that being SEAL or EOD
[00:08:27.163]information warfare.
[00:08:29.040]For the Marine Corps options, the jobs will be available upon
[00:08:32.062]a completion of the basic school.
[00:08:33.720]So you won't get to pick here, but once you Commission here,
[00:08:36.610]you'll go to another school and then once you complete that
[00:08:39.454]school, you get to choose your job.
[00:08:41.640]Those jobs, some of them are infantry, aviation, logistics,
[00:08:45.297]artillery communication.
[00:08:49.200]Here in my contact information.
[00:08:51.520]Lieutenant Lundville, that's my e-mail right there.
[00:08:54.080]My Marine Corps officer with us is Captain Garrison.
[00:08:57.000]His e-mail is listed right there.
[00:09:01.640]On the top is our UNLNRC website and that website, it has our
[00:09:07.033]application, has some more information if you need it, and
[00:09:12.165]also just has my information there as well if you forget this
[00:09:17.558]again.
[00:09:18.200]I'm Lieutenant Kate.
[00:09:18.960]Sean Lundglow.
[00:09:20.080]This is the Naval Reserve Officer Training Training Corps
[00:09:24.417]PowerPoint.
[00:09:26.400]Looking forward to hear from any of you all.
[00:09:28.480]If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach
[00:09:31.439]out.
[00:09:31.640]Again, my information is listed below for that e-mail.

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