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Originally Posted by gameingkine
For us it really depends on your NEC. but the billets are pretty split 50/50 for shore and sea. one of the perks for us right now is we pick our billet so near the end of A school they line all the actives up outside by grade order. Highest grade going first. we then pick from a list of billets they give us. Granted we get the list a day prior so we do a mock run when we come in later that night but anyways each billet has the NEC with it. you cant pick your NEC then your station. each station has what NEC it needs. but because we are a 6 year contract they will get a sea and shore out of you. count on that.
Also we go to C-school. All IS's go to C school right after A school.
Without being classed back the whole schooling takes between 6-9 months. again, depending on which NEC school you go to
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Thanks for the information! I read somewhere on here that each NEC went to a specific place after they complete C school, such as, [REDACTED]
As far as Op intel, can they go anywhere or do they usually have a specific place to go?
Then from there you might be attached to a specific ship or carrier for deployment.
Is there any truth to this?
Also, are there usually intelligence specialists on each ship or carrier during deployment or do they usually stay at shore?
Sorry for all the questions, just not a whole lot of info about IS around.