T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
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115.1 | Anytime - Anywhere | MSDOA::HORTON | Never Say Never | Mon Aug 20 1990 21:09 | 5 |
| I use a beeper and my unit can find me anywhere in the US. They also
have my work and home numbers. My normal process is to talk to the
unit 1+ times a week anyway.
PZ
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115.2 | pre 1980? | KYOA::SCHWARTZR | | Mon Aug 20 1990 23:23 | 7 |
| CBR!
gee, you must be an "old-timer" too.
remember it's NBC now
randy schwartz
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115.3 | | BOWLES::BOWLES | Bob Bowles - T&N EIC/Engineering | Tue Aug 21 1990 07:26 | 9 |
|
Not really an old timer, but the 'bees in my unit and our Gunny
advisor are definitely 'experienced'...
Hmmmm.... the 1989 edition of SEABEE Combat Handbook still uses CBR
I never said the 'bees are up to date, we'll probably be the very
last ones to switch over to camo uniforms (if ever).
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115.4 | What's Your Status? | AKOV12::BURKLEY | | Fri Aug 24 1990 00:36 | 19 |
| RE the base note, it depends on your status and what 'they' have told
you to do. Telephone standby? Crew rest? Pyramid Recall? Active Duty
orders for standby status? Two hour response time? Mobilization
Standby? and so on
I can appreciate your question and dilemma. I don't know your unit and
what you do in it. They're all different and my unit has been pretty
much making up the rules/changing old ones as this situation is unique.
But it all comes down to pay status and what (if any) orders you're on.
If you're not on some kind of pay status and don't have any orders,
you're still free to come and go as you please -- i.e., work, trips,
vacations, etc. Don't worry. They'll find you if they need to. But
calling in occassionally or giving them a number/timeframe to reach you
won't hurt. In any case, using common sense won't hurt either. This
is probably not the time to take that hunting or camping trip out in the
boonies...or go on DEC business to the Mid East.
Rodger
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115.5 | Leave a means of contact, then go | SSGVAX::LEONHARDT | | Fri Aug 24 1990 01:03 | 3 |
| They'll find you if they need you. True enough, if you let the office
know where you are, leave a phone number, check in, etc. Given that,
go where you need to.
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115.6 | Contact yes, report no | AKOV12::LORENTZEN | | Fri Aug 31 1990 20:53 | 6 |
| I was to leave yesterday for Japan, Hong Kong and Sydney but the trip
was cancelled because of our current cost crunch. I had no fear that
I couldn't be contacted but reporting for duty in 24 hours would have
been a big problem.
Len
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