Midshipmen and carry permit

[Harrys]

Yep, Naval Academy. It will be illegal to upload her ID and considered active duty (didn’t know that), assume letter from administration stating she is a midshipman to upload to MDSP.

Yup,

18 U.S. Code § 701​

 

[Trepang]

Cadets from all U.S. service branches rank below a warrant officer (WO-1) and above all enlisted ranks. The US Army has a program for cadets called CTLT (Cadet Troop Leader Training) where cadets during the summer were attached to a regular Army unit and served as a “3rd lieutenant” in leading a platoon size element or be placed in other lieutenant positions. They were treated as an officer during that time frame. Active Duty? No.

It is good to take pistol training like anyone else because you hardly get to handle the pistol like civilians. I rather hang out with civies who can shoot than some 20+ years' service member who worked on fixing truck or avionics.

Audie Murphy did not learn how to shoot in the Army.

On submarines the Midshipman on their summer cruises stood junior watch stations under the supervision of a qualified enlisted watchstander. Their main job was to stay out of the way, keep their mouths closed and their ears open. They were not to be saluted and basically the only officer privilege they experienced was eating in the wardroom but even then they took turns at that.

 

[dblas]

They are active duty.

No, they are not, not until commissioned.

 

[Pariah]

No, they are not, not until commissioned.

Yes, they are.

"Naval Academy students are midshipmen on Active Duty in the U.S. Navy. "
Taken from the Naval Academy Webpage below

The U.S. Naval Academy

The United States Naval Academy is the undergraduate college of our country's naval service, preparing young men and women to become professional Officers in the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps. Learn more.

www.navy.com

 

[Slackdaddy]

I met a guy,, who has a neighbor, who's son married a guy in the Navy,,
Am I exempt from the training requirement ??

 

[Trepang]

I met a guy,, who has a neighbor, who's son married a guy in the Navy,,
Am I exempt from the training requirement ??

Lol..

 

[Michigander08]

I met a guy,, who has a neighbor, who's son married a guy in the Navy,,
Am I exempt from the training requirement ??

I see that they are attracted to bell bottom pants wearers.

 

[Benny]

Thread jack alert
Anyone now if an active ROTC scholarship student is considered active duty? That is once they contract.

ROTC cadets are not active duty until commissioned and ordered onto active duty. I commissioned through Army ROTC in the mid 1990’s.


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[Blacksmith101]

Cadets from all U.S. service branches rank below a warrant officer (WO-1) and above all enlisted ranks. The US Army has a program for cadets called CTLT (Cadet Troop Leader Training) where cadets during the summer were attached to a regular Army unit and served as a “3rd lieutenant” in leading a platoon size element or be placed in other lieutenant positions. They were treated as an officer during that time frame. Active Duty? No.

It is good to take pistol training like anyone else because you hardly get to handle the pistol like civilians. I rather hang out with civies who can shoot than some 20+ years' service member who worked on fixing truck or avionics.

Audie Murphy did not learn how to shoot in the Army.

Neither did Sgt. York!

 

[pcfixer]

I’m not sure they can be trusted…

AFAIK, the fact that if you are in the presence of Armed Military that WE are safe. Too bad Post Commanders
don't allow open carry on post, OR do Armed patrols on post against criminals.....Would not have happened. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_Fort_Hood_shooting

 

[TheBert]

I met a guy,, who has a neighbor, who's son married a guy in the Navy,,
Am I exempt from the training requirement ??

5 out of the 9 of us male first cousins have served in the military. 2 USNA, 1 USMA. Father, USNA, and 2 out of 3 uncles served. Both grand fathers, both USNA, served. Great grandfather served.

 

[Slackdaddy]

5 out of the 9 of us male first cousins have served in the military. 2 USNA, 1 USMA. Father, USNA, and 2 out of 3 uncles served. Both grand fathers, both USNA, served. Great grandfather served.

1st, thanks for your all's service,,

2nd: Your next 3 generations are exempt from MD W&C training

 

[Jimgoespewpew]

Thread jack alert
Anyone now if an active ROTC scholarship student is considered active duty? That is once they contract.

You begin asking about an apple, then switch to asking about an orange.

 

[Docster]

Cadets from all U.S. service branches rank below a warrant officer (WO-1) and above all enlisted ranks. The US Army has a program for cadets called CTLT (Cadet Troop Leader Training) where cadets during the summer were attached to a regular Army unit and served as a “3rd lieutenant” in leading a platoon size element or be placed in other lieutenant positions. They were treated as an officer during that time frame. Active Duty? No.

It is good to take pistol training like anyone else because you hardly get to handle the pistol like civilians. I rather hang out with civies who can shoot than some 20+ years' service member who worked on fixing truck or avionics.

Audie Murphy did not learn how to shoot in the Army.

Did you read post #15?

 

[Squaregrouper]

There is a great German restaurant in Analpolis.
(Since we're thread drifting...)

 

[Allen65]

There is a great German restaurant in Analpolis.
(Since we're thread drifting...)

Technically, it's in Edgewater:
https://www.oldstein-inn.com/

It's still good, but I liked it better before they changed their menu after the fire a few years back. The rinder rolladen aren't on the menu anymore, and those were great.

Now, back to the OP's original thread topic?

 

[eruby]

I met a guy,, who has a neighbor, who's son married a guy in the Navy,,
Am I exempt from the training requirement ??

Yesterday, upon the stair,
I met a man who wasn't there!
He wasn't there again today,
Oh how I wish he'd go away

 

[Rickman]

Cadets from all U.S. service branches rank below a warrant officer (WO-1) and above all enlisted ranks. The US Army has a program for cadets called CTLT (Cadet Troop Leader Training) where cadets during the summer were attached to a regular Army unit and served as a “3rd lieutenant” in leading a platoon size element or be placed in other lieutenant positions. They were treated as an officer during that time frame. Active Duty? No.

It is good to take pistol training like anyone else because you hardly get to handle the pistol like civilians. I rather hang out with civies who can shoot than some 20+ years' service member who worked on fixing truck or avionics.

Audie Murphy did not learn how to shoot in the Army.

Same for ROTC. Between Jr and Sr year at Drexel my son did 6 weeks at Ft Campbell with a tank platoon and he was carried as a 3LT.

As an aside, I broke out my uniform and wore it to his Commissioning and as an NCO rendered to him his first salute and received the Silver Dollar and of course still have it.