Plan of the Day 28 February 2022

Drill: Monday, 28 February 2022.
Time: 1900
Uniform: Dress Blue unless authorized NWU Type III.
Always check the Plan of the Day and Plan of the Month links for last minute information and full details.

1. We will drill in person. If you are not fully vaccinated, please wear a mask. We will socially distance whenever possible.
2. All Cadets who did not attend drill last weekend will wear Dress Uniform. Cadets who drilled last week will wear NWU Type III unless instructed to again wear Dress Uniform by your chain of command.
3. A new uniform manual has been issued. Please review it thoroughly.  We will discuss the some of the highlights at the end of drill.
4. Please review the "Rudder Post". It contains the latest information of all Sea Cadet news and events. Many of these events are also posted on our Blog.
5. 2022 NSCC Scholarship Program Released. Online applications for the Naval Sea Cadet Corps 2022 Scholarship Program are being accepted from 18 February – 03 April 2022. The CAPT Henry J. Nyland, USN (ret.) Career and Technical Education Scholarship applications will open in early April. Apply here.
6. Navy League scholarship information can be found here. The deadline for submissions is March 11, 2022. If you have any questions regarding scholarships, please click the learn more button above or contact us at [email protected].
7. We will continue to discuss Flagship Competition and Annual Inspection. Please fill out and bring in the Flagship Liability Form.
8. The February Plan of the Month is posted. Please check out all the new information contained within. The March POM is in works.

​This week in Naval History

• 01 Mar 2014 - USS Somerset (LPD 25) is commissioned in Philadelphia, PA. The ninth of the 12-ship San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock warships, Somerset is named to honor the passengers of United Airlines Flight 93 who attacked the 9/11 terrorists after they hijacked the plane, sending it crashing into the ground at Somerset County, PA, rather than their target in Washington, D.C