Anyone ever graduate from Navy DCA School
#1
Anyone ever graduate from Navy DCA School
Just wondering as I do tomorrow. This school was very study intensive in my opinion. Stability definately had me on the ropes. I ended up with a good average but I can't count the endless nights studying until midnight..
#2
What is DCA school? I graduated from nuke school, but I dont remember what DCA school was. Is this for a commissioning or something?
The booze and ladies from college have wiped away most of my Navy memories...
The booze and ladies from college have wiped away most of my Navy memories...
#3
It covers a whole spectrum of things like Nuclear, Chem-Bio Warfare, Gas Free Engineering, shoring, pipe patching, advanced fire fighting ect..
It was 47 days long and was tough. I took the school in San Diego, but there is another one in Norfolk. They closed down the old school in Newport, RI.
I took a job as Engineer Officer aboard a ship and this was one of the pipe line traing course I needed.
#4
DCA (Damage Control Assistant)
It covers a whole spectrum of things like Nuclear, Chem-Bio Warfare, Gas Free Engineering, shoring, pipe patching, advanced fire fighting ect..
It was 47 days long and was tough. I took the school in San Diego, but there is another one in Norfolk. They closed down the old school in Newport, RI.
I took a job as Engineer Officer aboard a ship and this was one of the pipe line traing course I needed.
It covers a whole spectrum of things like Nuclear, Chem-Bio Warfare, Gas Free Engineering, shoring, pipe patching, advanced fire fighting ect..
It was 47 days long and was tough. I took the school in San Diego, but there is another one in Norfolk. They closed down the old school in Newport, RI.
I took a job as Engineer Officer aboard a ship and this was one of the pipe line traing course I needed.
My feedback for a new DCA would be to get into the "nuts and bolts" of Gas Free Engineering and Bouyancy and Stability....
What platform are you headed too?
Best of luck to you.
R/
Frat