Uss Liberty Plan of the Week

C/COMMANDING OFFICER C/EXECUTIVE OFFICER

C/CDR MARCIEL, Z. C/LCDR WOLIVER

C/OPERARATIONS OFFICER C/PLANNING OFFICER

C/ LT COLLINS C/ LT MERSIOVSKY

C/SUPPLY OFFICER C/ADMINISTRATION OFFICER C/ENS BOWMAN C/LTJG OTTMERS

C/SENIOR CHIEF SENIOR CADET OF THE MONTH (NS-2/NS-3) C/COMMAND MASTER CHIEF

C/SENIOR CHIEF TOSTADO C/MASTER CHIEF THOMPSON JUNIOR CADET OF THE MONTH (NS-1)

ALL CADETS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR KNOWING THE CONTENTS OF THE PLAN OF THE WEEK. UNDERWAY USS LIBERTY PLAN OF THE WEEK

MONDAY 2 MAR 2014 “A”DAY TUESDAY 3 MAR 2014 “B”DAY WEDNESDAY 4 MAR 2014 “A”DAY

ALL DAY PT DAY ALL DAY PT DAY ALL DAY PT DAY 0849-1019 0849-1019 DELTA & ECHO 710/714 ALPHA PLATOON 714 PLATOON 0849-1019 ALPHA PLATOON 714 1025-1200 BRAVO PLATOON 710 1025-1200 FOXTROT PLATOON 714 1025-1200 BRAVO PLATOON 710 1205-1235 A LUNCH CAFETERIA 1205-1235 A LUNCH CAFETERIA 1205-1235 A LUNCH CAFETERIA 1250-1320 B LUNCH CAFETERIA 1250-1320 B LUNCH CAFETERIA 1250-1320 B LUNCH CAFETERIA 1339-1409 C LUNCH CAFETERIA 1339-1409 C LUNCH CAFETERIA 1339-1409 C LUNCH CAFETERIA 1415-1545 CHARLIE PLATOON 710 1415-1545 GOLF PLATOON 714 1415-1545 CHARLIE PLATOON 710 1545-1715 ACADEMIC/ COLOR GUARD EVHS 1545-1715 ARMED/UNARMED/SW EVHS 1545-1715 STUDY HALL/AIR RIFLE/COLOR EVHS PRACTICE ORD MANUAL GUARD PRACTICE 1615-1640 STAFF MEETING EVHS THURSDAY 5 MAR 2014 “B” DAY “A” DAY

ALL DAY PT DAY ALL DAY 0849-1019 DELTA & ECHO PLATOON 710/714 0849-1019 714 1025-1200 FOXTROT PLATOON 714 1025-1200 710 1205-1235 A LUNCH CAFETERIA 1205-1235 CAFETERIA 1250-1320 B LUNCH CAFETERIA 1250-1320 CAFETERIA 1339-1409 C LUNCH CAFETERIA 1339-1409 CAFETERIA 1415-1545 GOLF PLATOON 714 1415-1545 710 1545-1715 ARMED/UNARMED/SWORD EVHS 1545-1715 EVHS MANUAL PRACTICE

RANK AND RECOGNITION UPCOMING SCHEDULED EVENTS WORDS OF THE WEEK

A Chief Warrant Officer 5 in the TIPPIT AND BENOLD 2-6 MAR Boondocks RECRUITING Marines is a W-5. STONY POINT TIGER 7 MAR CHALLENGE Slang, any remote or isolated place.

PSAT 14-15 MAR Honors SPRING BREAK 16-20 MAR

A Second Lieutenant in the Marines Ceremonies conducted in honor of is an O-1. a visiting dignitary, usually involving side boys and, occasionally, a band and honor guard. NOTES

1. CMC Note: Do well at Stony Point Tiger Challenge!!

2. This Day in Naval History: (MAR 2) 1859 - USS Saginaw launches from Mare Island, Calif. The steamer is the first US Navy ship built on the West Coast.1867 - The Civil Engineer Corps is established by Congress.1945 - USS Bowfin (SS 287) sinks Japanese transport Chokai Maru, and patrol bombers PB4Y-2 (VPB 119) sink transport Nichirin Maru in East China Sea. 3. This Day in Naval History: (MAR 3) 1776 - Under the command of Commodore Eesk Hopkins and Marine Capt. Samuel Nicholas, the Continental Navy makes the first American amphibious landing operation at New Providence, Bahamas, and captures the forts for much needed ordnance and gunpowder.1777 - The Continental brig Cabot comes under attack by the British frigate HMS Milford and is run ashore off the coast of Nova Scotia, becoming the first Continental navy ship captured by the British. 4. This Day in Naval History: (MAR 4) 1825 - The schooner Grampus, commanded by Lt. Francis H. Gregory, captures a pirate sloop off the southern coast of Puerto Rico.1862 - The wooden side-wheel steamship USS Santiago de Cuba, commanded by Cmdr. Daniel B. Ridgely, reports the capture of sloop O.K. off Cedar Keys, Fla. 5. This Day in Naval History: (MAR 5) 1942 - The "Seabees" name and insignia are officially authorized. Rear Adm. Ben Moreell personally furnishes them with their official motto: Construimus, Batuimus -- "We Build, We Fight."1943 - Auxiliary aircraft carrier USS Bogue (ACV 9) begins the first anti-submarine operations by an escort carrier in the Atlantic as the nucleus of the pioneer American anti-submarine hunter-killer group. 6. This Day in Naval History: (MAR 6) 1822 - The schooner Enterprise captures four pirate ships in the Gulf of Mexico. During her time in the Gulf, Enterprise takes 13 vessels while suppressing pirates, smugglers, and slaves.1943 - Task Force 68, commanded by Rear Adm. Aaron S. Merrill, bombards Vila and Munda, Solomons and sinks Japanese destroyers Minegumo and Murasame in the Kula Gulf. For his leadership, Adm. Merrill earned both the Legion of Merit and the Navy Cross.

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