PLAN OF THE DAY NOVEMBER 2016

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1 Commanding Officer Division Officer (NSCC) Command LPO (NSCC) Division LPO (NSCC) Master At Arms Quarter Master Ships Bosn USNSCC PHOENIX DIVISION PLAN OF THE DAY NOVEMBER 2016 LT Tony Cartland ENS Humrich PO1 Voeller PO1 Cusumano SA Ortiz PO2 Leite SN Vonnahme Executive Officer Division Officer (NLCC) Assistant Division Officer Ships LPO (NLCC) ALPO (NLCC) Yeoman ENS Laurence Humrich ENS Myers N/A PO2/LC5 CrowleyDowning AC/LC2 Nuckols Uniform of the Day (SATURDAY) Officers/Staff : Khaki /Dress Whites; ALT Uniform Cadets: Dress Whites (NSCC); Salt & Peppers (NLCC) Recruit Cadets: White button down shirt / Black pants and shoes Uniform of the Day (SUNDAY) Officers/Staff : Khaki /NWU; ALT Uniform Cadets: NWU (NSCC); BDU/Dungarees (NLCC) Recruit Cadets: Appropriate PT Gear All hands are responsible for knowing and complying with the contents of the Plan of the Day. SATURDAY 11 NOV 2017 SUNDAY 12 NOV 2017 ARRIVE IN PT GEAR FOR SUNDAY NSCC CADETS / NLCC LEAGUERS All cadets are to report between at the North Phoenix Baptist Church at 5757 North Central Avenue Phoenix AZ USA spot #52 in the southwest corner of the church parking area, in Section 9 (See attached maps) Unit coordination of formation with George Horvath Division and marching and color guard practice Unit Marches in parade from Bethany Home Rd and Central to 7 th St and Indian School Road. De-staging will take place at the parking facility at 330 E Fairmont. NSCC CADETS 0715 STAFF MEETING 0730 PETTY OFFICER MEETING MORNING COLORS / PRT and Testing for RT and training Flagship Nautical Skills Training Damage Control Class Training **CHOW**Mini Sweepers Practical DC Skills Practice Formal Communications Training Radios and Phonetics Cadet Lead Training ***Parents Meeting*** **SWEEPERS** ALL HANDS EVENING COLORS NLCC LEAGUERS 0715 STAFF MEETING 0730 PETTY OFFICER MEETING MORNING COLORS / PRT and Testing for RT and training Flagship Nautical Skills Training Damage Control Class Training **CHOW**Mini Sweepers Practical DC Skills Practice Formal Communications Training Radios and Phonetics Cadet Lead Training ***Parents Meeting*** **SWEEPERS** ALL HANDS EVENING COLORS

2 QUARTERDECK WATCH Officer of the Deck: LTJG Myers 12 NOV 2017 Watch bill: (to be assigned by LPO and QM) POTW MOTW : TBA : TBA : TBA : TBA : TBA : TBA ALL HANDS: ANNOUNCEMENTS/ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The winter Training schedule is posted on Homeport at the links below. There are several things that need to be completed for all training requests. Be sure to complete the Training Authority (Request) NSCTNG 001 unless otherwise directed per the instructions for the particular training your cadet wants to attend. Follow up discussion about Winter training will also happen on Sunday at the parents meeting. All cadets who plan on attending training over the winter time frame must be sure to complete a Report of Medical History NSCADM 001 (Pages 3 and 4) and if there is any need for accommodation, a Request for Accommodation NSCADM 001 (Pages 9 and 10 ) will need to be completed and submitted. Winter Training Link Administrative Forms Link NAVY HERITAGE: 03 November Battleship Oklahoma, sunk at Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941, is refloated. 10 November Congress votes to raise two battalions of Continental Marines, establishing the Marine Corps. 11 November November 11 designated as Veterans Day to honor veterans of all U.S. wars 14 November Civilian Eugene Ely pilots first aircraft to take-off from a ship, USS Birmingham (CL-2) at Hampton Roads, VA. He lands safely on Willoughby Spit, Norfolk, VA. 17 November USS Langley, first aircraft carrier, reports for duty. The Origin of Veterans Day Why do we celebrate Veterans Day on Nov. 11? Well, during World War I, on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month in 1918, an armistice went into effect and all fighting between the allied nations and Germany ceased. This moment is generally regarded as the end of World War I, though it officially ended when the Treaty of Versailles was signed June 28, Later in 1919, President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed the first commemoration of Armistice Day on Nov. 11, a day on which the nation celebrated the end of The Great War with parades and public gatherings. On May 13, 1938, Congress passed legislation (52 Stat. 351; 5 U. S. Code, Sec. 87a) and Armistice Day became a legal federal holiday. Armistice Day Becomes Veterans Day As time went on and our nation became involved in World War II and the Korean War in the 1940s and 1950s, millions more veterans were honored on Armistice Day in addition to veterans from World War I. So, on June 1, 1954, President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed legislation changing the name of Armistice Day, a day whose origins were tied to World War I, to Veterans Day, in order to officially recognize veterans who served our country in all wars.

3 Veterans Day Moves to October On June 28, 1968, the Uniform Holiday Bill [Public Law (82 Stat. 250)] was signed, and four national holidays Washington s birthday, Memorial Day, Veterans Day, and Columbus Day were to be observed on Mondays. The intent of this bill was to ensure three-day weekends for federal employees, the idea being that the three-day weekends would encourage Americans to travel and partake in cultural and recreational activities. Many states did not agree with this move as Nov. 11 still held significance as the origin of Veterans Day. Nonetheless, in 1971, when the new law took effect, Veterans Day was celebrated on October 25, the fourth Monday in October. Most states followed suit with the new observance, but because states retained the right to designate their own holidays, Mississippi and South Dakota continued to celebrate Veterans Day on Nov. 11. As the years went by, other states moved Veterans Day back to Nov. 11 and finally, legislation was passed in 1975 that returned the federal observance of Veterans Day to its original date. The law took effect in 1978 and since then our nation has continued to celebrate Veterans Day on Nov. 11. Approved, LTJG Tony Cartland Commanding Officer

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