US Navy Officer Candidate School - Sea Chest Yearbook (Newport, RI)

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5 LCDR CARL E. JORGENSEN Item Company graduates are assigned as corps officers, principally Supply and Civil Engi- neer Corps and their two month stay constitutes il highly intensihed program. The indoctrina- tion course consists of the essentials of the doc- trines taught to General Line students. Any line student will he forced to agree that such HD enterprise constitutes a major .problem in 2lnybody's language. Actually, the entire eight week curriculum flf Item Company is under the guidance ol the indoctrination department. The topics include Operations, Orientation, Leadership, Personnel Training, General Administration, and Logistics. Rules of the Road, various aspects of Navigation, flle principles of Maneuvering Board and so on Into the night are the essence of that gigantic Capsule. It is believed to be tl1e only capsule designed to create and nourish ulcers. E Q Q1 'ii as vs 1 'Nh .C -ll' ' O E x L . ' ' 4' EPB y35yY,,EXtH.A.N5l

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