NAVAL AIR TECHNICAL TRAINING CENTER

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Navy & Marines CORE VALUES

STUDENT

HANDBOOK

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Mission

To train personnel in technical phases of naval aviation and other related subjects

as directed by the Chief of Naval Operations in order to sustain strong, credible

combat ready forces.

Vision

To be the premier technical learning center committed to producing quality

professionals, staff and students, instilled with sound technical skills and

motivation.

Quality Philosophy

We are committed to providing the highest quality training to all personnel. We

will accomplish this through maximizing our training capabilities, promoting

education as a warfighting multiplier, fostering teamwork, opening

communications, valuing integrity, and making full use of all available resources.

Guiding Principles

DO THINGS RIGHT:

Ensure everything we teach is relevant and improves warfighting effectiveness.

Accomplish our mission effectively and efficiently.

Value tradition while encouraging innovation.

Support the chain of command.

Establish open and effective lines of communication.

Be responsive to and meet the needs of our customers.

Place safety first in all that we do.

DO THE RIGHT THING:

Maintain the highest standards of conduct.

Be role model leaders.

Instill pride and value in our naval heritage and service to our country.

Contribute our time and talent to supporting the community.

TAKE CARE OF OUR PEOPLE AND PLACES:

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Maintain an environment which enables our military, civilian and contractor

staff, and our students, to realize their full potential by providing leadership and

educational challenges, and offering everyone the opportunity to make a

difference.

Encourage personal development and off-duty education.

Reward improvement of leadership, technical and teaching skills.

Promote the dignity and well being of our students, staff, and their families.

U. S. Sailor’s Creed

CORE VALUES of the United States navy

Honor: “I will bear true faith and allegiance…” Accordingly, we will: Conduct ourselves

in the highest ethical manner in all relationships with peers, superiors and subordinates;

Be honest and truthful in our dealings with each other, and with those outside the Navy; Be

willing to make honest recommendations and accept those of junior personnel; Encourage

new ideas and deliver bad news, even when it is unpopular; Abide by an uncompromising

code of integrity, taking responsibility for our actions and keeping our word; Fulfill or

exceed our legal and ethical responsibilities in our public and personal lives twenty-four

hours a day. Illegal or improper behavior or even the appearance of such behavior will not

be tolerated. We will be accountable for our professional and personal behavior. We will be

mindful of the privilege to serve our fellow Americans.

Courage: “I will support and defend…” Accordingly, we will have: courage to meet the

demands of our profession and make the mission when it is hazardous, demanding, or

otherwise difficult; Make decisions in the best interest of the Navy and the nation, without

regard to personal consequences; Meet these challenges while adhering to a higher

standard of personal conduct and decency; Be loyal to our nation, ensuring the resources

entrusted to us are used in an honest, careful, and efficient way. Courage is the value that

gives us the moral and mental strength to do what is right, even in the face of personal or

professional adversity.

Commitment: “I will obey the orders…” Accordingly, we will: Demand respect up and

down the chain of command; Care for the safety, professional, personal and spiritual

wellbeing of our people; Show respect toward all people without regard to race, religion, or

gender; Treat each individual with human dignity; Be committed to positive change and

constant improvement; Exhibit the highest degree of moral character, technical excellence,

quality and competence in what we have been trained to do. The day to day duty of every

Navy man and woman is to work together as a team to improve the quality of our work,

our people and ourselves.

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Important Numbers

MWR Director................................. 452-8000

Mon-Fri...............7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Athletic Office................................. 452-4391/2

Mon-Fri............ .7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Auto Hobby ...................................... 452-6542

Moved to Corry

Daily except holidays......11 a.m. - 7 p.m. Bowling - Corry Station ............... 452-6380

Mon-Thu.............3 - 9 p.m.

Fri ........................3 - 11 p.m.

Sat .......................11 am - 11 p.m. Camping - Oak Grove....................452-2535

Campgrounds Daily........8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Gear Rental Daily.....8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Golf Course A. C. Read...............452-2454

Daily.................7a.m. until sundown

Pro Shop - Daily.....6:45 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Daily Food Service......6 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Lounge (Seasonal)...........As Posted Saufley Field Course..................452-1097

Daily...................7 a.m. - 5 p.m. Gym & Fitness:

Fitness Director................ 452-4392 Mon-Fri..........................7 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Portside Gym ................. 452-3061 Mon-Fri.......................5 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Wknds/Hols..............10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Portside Fitness................. 452-7810 Mon-Fri.......................5 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Wknds/Hols..............10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Information, Tickets & Tours

NEX Mall.......................................452-6354

Mon-Fri...........9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sat 10 am - 1 pm Liberty..........................................452-2372 / 4223

Library.........................................452-4362

Opening in Aug Daily .......10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Computer Room Open Daily .....9 a.m. - 9 p.m

Bayou Grande Marina............452-4152

Thu-Mon..........8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (Wntr)

...........................8 a.m. - 6 p.m. (Smr)

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Sherman Cove Marina............452-3369

Thu-Mon..........8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (Wntr)

Mon-Mon..........6 a.m. - 6 p.m. (Smr) Movies - Portside Cinema..........452-3522

Mon-Thu..........5:30 p.m. until close

Fri......................4:30 p.m. - close

Weekend.................11:30 a.m.- close Operation Right Start................452-4223

Pool Hours and Reservations....452-4229

Recycling......................................452-6166

Mon-Fri..............6 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.

Drop-off site ...........open 24 hrs.

CLUBS/DINING (*Enlisted)

A&W All American Restaurant .... 452-4630

Sun.......Noon - 7 p.m. Sat.......Noon - 10 p.m. Mon - Fri .................10:30 a.m.-1 p.m. & 4- 9 p.m.

Cubi Bar Cafe...........................452-2643/4357

Daily............10:30a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Lighthouse Point....................452-3251/3533

Mon-Fri (Dining)....10:30 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Mon-Fri (CPO Club).....3 p.m. - 10 p.m. Mustin Beach Officers’ Club........452-4035

Dining Room

Lunch M-F .........10:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.

Ready Room

M-F .....................3:30 - 9:30 pm

Social Hour ....... 4:40 - 6:30 pm

Portside Club Complex..................452-3364

EM Night Club*

Mon-Thu................3 p.m. - 10 p.m.

Fri/Sat.....................Noon - Midnight

Sun..........................Noon - 10 p.m.

Food Court

Sun-Thu.............9:30 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Fri/Sat.................9:30 a.m. - midnight

Game Room

Sun-Thu................8 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Fri/Sat....................8 a.m. - Midnight

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Table of Contents

SUBJECT PAGE NO.

Alcoholic Beverages 7

Antennas 7

Appliances 7

Bicycles 8

Brown Bagger Status 8

Bulletin Boards 8

Ceiling Tiles 8

Cell Phones 8

Cheating 8

Check-In/Check-Out Log 9

Civilian Clothes Regulations 9

Common Areas 12

Computer Access 12

Controlled Substances 12

Drug/Prescription Medications 12

Daily Living Standards 12

Damage to Government Property 12

Driving/Parking 13

Duty Sections 13

Earrings and Body Piercing 14

Electronics 14

Energy Conservation 14

Fire Safety 15

Food in Rooms 15

Gambling 16

Grooming Standards 16

Guests 16

Headphones 16

Horseplay 16

Incense 16

Inspections 16

Lockers 19

Marching/Walking 19

Muster 20

NMT Limitations 20

Noise Levels 23

Pets 23

Plan of the Week 23

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Pornographic Material 23

Public Display of Affection 23

Punctuality 23

Quality of Life Critiques 24

Quarterdeck Procedures 24

Request Chits 24

SUBJECT PAGE NO.

Rollerblades/Skateboards/Toy Vehicles 24

Room Assignments 25

Room Keys 25

Security of Possessions 25

Sexual Activity 25

Status Change 25

Suicide 25

Sunbathing 25

Telephone Calls/Messages 25

Tobacco Policy 26

Trouble Call Log 26

Uniform Policy 26

Washers/Dryers 27

Watch Bills 27

Watch Standards 27

Windows 31

Weapons and Ammunition 31

Unclaimed Gear 31

Enforceability. Rules and regulations governing

individual conduct and regulatory orders apply

without further implementation. Penalties for

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their violation include the full range of statutory

and regulatory sanctions, including the Uniform

Code of Military Justice (UCMJ).

RULES AND REGULATIONS

1. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES: Possession and consumption of alcoholic beverages are

PROHIBITED on the NATTC complex (including parking lots). Empty alcohol

containers are not authorized in any “A” school barracks, and if found, constitute use of

alcohol in the barracks.

A. Drinking by underage students or students in Navy Military Training (NMT)

Phase “I” will NOT be tolerated.

B. Personnel who may legally consume alcoholic beverages, and have met NMT

Phase “II” requirements, shall ensure consumption of alcohol does not interfere

with duty or training.

C. Any personal suspected of drinking under age or being unfit for duty/ training as a

result of alcohol consumption will be referred to the Quarterdeck. Individuals

who report for duty/ training drunk or incapacitated due to alcohol consumption

are subject to punishment IAW the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) and

shall be placed in a Phase “I” liberty status by the OOD/CDO.

2. ANTENNAS: Indoor TV and radio antennas may be used in the rooms. Placing antennas

outside rooms is not authorized.

3. APPLIANCES: All electrical devices must be Underwriters Laboratory (UL) listed and

in good repair (No broken or frayed wires or other electrical or safety hazards).

A. Refrigerators and microwaves must be clean and free of grease at all times. All

perishable food items must be stored in sealed containers. Microwaves are to be

used to heat or defrost pre-packaged food, all other cooking is prohibited. DO

NOT USE METAL COOKWARE IN THE MICROWAVE.

B. For fire safety reasons, microwaves must be monitored when in use.

C. If these regulations are not followed the refrigerator and microwave will be

secured and only the Barracks Chief Petty Officer (LCPO) will have the authority

to allow the use of the equipment.

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D. Appliances that are heat producing, such as coffee pots, hot plates, toasters, grills

and heaters are prohibited. Unauthorized appliances will be confiscated and

turned over to the Barracks CPO. Confiscated appliances will be stored until the

student sends the unauthorized item home or transfers. When confiscated, the

Barracks LCPO will ensure the item is identified with the owner’s name and date

confiscated.

4. BICYCLES: Bicyclists must follow all traffic laws and base rules IAW

NASPNCLAINST 5560 Series.

A. All personnel are required to wear an approved bicycle helmet while riding. A

reflective vest shall be worn during periods of darkness or inclement weather.

B. Bicycle lockers may be checked out from the Building Maintenance Assistant

(BMA) and used for storage of bicycles ONLY. Lockers are subject to random

inspection. The use of personal locks are prohibited.

C. Storage of bicycles in berthing areas, stairwells, passageways, or walkways is not

permitted.

5. BROWN BAGGER STATUS: A brown bagger refers to an “A” school student who

reports to NATTC with dependents, by official orders, and lives on the economy. See

your Military Training Instructor ( MTI) for brown bagger requirements. Brown baggers

stand duty and must not leave the barracks to return to their recall until the end of the

training day or after the final duty section muster of the day to include weekend duty.

6. BULLETIN BOARDS: Provided throughout the barracks for “Official Use Only”.

A. Residents may request to post personal information by contacting the barracks

MTI. All posted items will be initialed by the MTI.

B. MTIs will purge the bulletin boards as needed.

7. CEILING TILES: Barracks residents are prohibited from lifting or removing any

ceiling tiles, including ceiling tiles in common areas. If there is a problem with the air

conditioning or heating, place a trouble call with your MTI.

8. CELL PHONES: Cell phones use is prohibited during the training day (0730-1630).

Cell phones shall not be visible while in uniform (except when required in the

performance of duty and issued by the command).

A. Cell phone use is prohibited on the barracks quarterdeck and while driving aboard

regional Navy bases.

B. Cell phone usage shall not disturb or interrupt study groups or bother shipmates.

9. CHEATING: Cheating is prohibited. Cheating is not in keeping with Navy Core Values

and is an offense punishable by the UCMJ.

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10. CHECK-IN/CHECK-OUT LOG: Use of this log is mandatory for all barracks support

and duty section personnel. It is located on each barracks quarterdeck and monitored by

the MTI.

11. CIVILIAN CLOTHING REGULATIONS:

A. General: Applies to all “A” school student personnel including personnel living

off base (brown baggers) and fleet returnees. It includes students Not Under

Instruction (NUI), Awaiting Instruction (AI), Awaiting Transfer (AT), on

Permanent Change of Station (PCS) orders, or Temporary Assigned Duty (TAD)

orders. NATTC is authorized to suspend the privilege of civilian clothing for

individuals who fail to wear civilian clothing as outlined below or those who do

not live up to Navy Core Values (alcohol related incident or NJP). Civilian

clothes may also be suspended for those whose appearance may bring discredit

upon the Navy, or who fail to maintain adequate uniforms or seabag requirements.

Civilian clothing, athletic and Physical Training (PT) gear must meet or exceed

minimal social standards to ensure an appropriate level of professionalism

regardless of duty status. Reference is NAVPERS 15665I, Article 7101.1

(1) Civilian clothes are not authorized when in a duty status.

B. Athletic Attire: Must be properly maintained and in good taste. Wearing athletic

attire is authorized only when participating in casual daytime activities (beach,

picnic, and athletic or command sponsored events) and when transiting to and

from those activities.

(1) Athletic attire will not be worn as civilian clothing and is not authorized

for wear outside designated areas of the NATTC complex. Undesignated

areas are as follows: NATTC Galley (with the exception of breakfast),

Portside Club and Fast Food Court, the Exchange, PSD, and any

financial institution on or off base.

(2) Half T-shirts and halter-tops (bare midriffs) are not authorized unless

specifically in the swimming or beachfront area. Removal of shirt is not

authorized unless swimming or you are in the beachfront area.

(3) Shorts will be conservative in nature and not excessively short or frayed.

(4) Bathing suits are not acceptable attire unless specifically in the

swimming/beachfront area.

C. Authorized Civilian Attire:

(1) Shoes are required at all times unless specifically in the

swimming/beachfront area or on the sand volleyball court.

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(2) Socks or stockings are required except when wearing dockside style

shoes.

(3) Cuffed or hemmed Bermuda shorts are permitted.

(4) Shorts will reach mid thigh.

(5) Skirts or dresses will not exceed 3” above the knee and will be in good

taste.

(6) Appropriate undergarments shall be worn at all times to preserve the

dignity and appearance of the individual.

(7) Shirts and jackets will be in good taste and worn in such a fashion as not

to bring discredit upon the naval service.

(8) Civilian T-shirts are authorized and must be in good taste and good

repair.

(9) Shirts will be buttoned and tucked in unless square cut and designed to

be worn outside trousers or being worn as an outer garment.

(10) Trousers or shorts will not be worn low on the hips exposing underwear.

(11) Personnel wearing civilian attire will ensure their dress and personal

appearance is appropriate for the occasion and will not bring discredit to

the naval service.

D. Unauthorized Civilian Attire:

(1) Civilian clothing which is excessively worn, frayed, torn, soiled, or has

an unkempt appearance.

(2) Wearing or displaying clothing, jewelry, tattoos, etc., depicting

marijuana or any other controlled substance or advocating drug abuse.

(3) Wearing or displaying clothing, jewelry, tattoos, etc., depicting alcohol,

gang related activity, alcohol abuse, racial ethnic or gender based

overtones, sexual language or action, obscene or unpatriotic words

slogans symbols or pictures.

(4) Excessively tight or low cut attire.

(5) High exposure bathing suits, such as bikini type (Speedo) and thongs.

Cutoffs and tank tops Half T-shirts and altered tops unless specifically in

the swimming/ beachfront area.

(6) Plain white T-shirts as an outer garment.

(7) Cutoff sleeves for males and females.

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(8) Fish net or see through shirts.

(9) Trousers with one or both of the pant legs pulled up.

(10) Wearing a ball cap in which the bill is not pointed forward.

(11) Shower shoes or sandals without a heel strap.

(12) Pea coats with a rating badge, bridge coats, flight jackets, foul weather

jackets, or other organizational clothing.

E. Wearing of Uniform Articles with Civilian Attire: Only those articles of the

military uniform listed below may be worn with civilian attire. These restrictions

apply to all personnel, on or off base.

(1) All weather coat/raincoat (without insignia)

(2) Belts with civilian buckles

(3) Knit watch cap

(4) Command/Navy ball cap (without insignia)

(5) Gloves

(6) Handbag

(7) Black knit jacket (without insignia)

(8) Necktie

(9) Shoes

(10) Socks/Hosiery

(11) Sweaters, cardigan and pullover jersey

(12) Sweater, black V-neck without nametag

(13) Pea coat (without insignia)

F. Civilian Clothing and Government Transportation: Navy personnel traveling

aboard any military or commercial contracted (chartered) aircraft may wear

civilian clothing when traveling on regular/emergency leave or Space “A” travel.

Personnel on PCS or TAD orders may travel in civilian clothing unless otherwise

directed by cognizant authority. Those who wear a uniform will observe regional

travel requirements. Navy personnel must ensure that their dress or personal

appearance is appropriate for the occasion and conforms to requirements.

Members wearing civilian clothing will ensure it is warm enough for in flight

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operations and destination. Personnel traveling overseas should consult with their

Deployability Advisor(DA) for any particular uniform or civilian clothing

requirements for their destination.

12. COMMON AREAS: Common areas are the only areas to be shared by male and female

residents (courtyards, centerline study lounges, and smoking areas). Males are not

authorized in areas designated for female berthing, and vise versa. These areas are

identified with signs posted on entrance and exits.

A. Footwear must be worn at all times in the barracks common areas. Shower shoes

are only authorized in the common areas when transiting to or from the laundry

rooms.

B. Appropriate attire must be worn when outside individual berthing rooms.

C. Designated smoking areas are the only place students are authorized to use

tobacco products. Walking while using tobacco products on NATTC is not

authorized in uniform or civilian attire.

13. COMPUTER ACCESS: Computers are available at the Portside Enlisted Club.

14. CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES: The Navy’s policy is ZERO TOLERANCE. The

possession of controlled substances (marijuana, amphetamines, barbiturates,

hallucinogens, heroin, hashish, ecstasy, GHB, etc.), other than as prescribed by a

recognized medical authority, is prohibited. Drug paraphernalia (magazines, posters, T-

shirts, rolling papers, drug pipes, pacifiers, etc.), which advocate the use of drugs, is not

authorized on the NATTC complex.

15. DRUGS/PERSCRIPTION MEDICATIONS: Illegal drugs and drug paraphernalia

(magazines, posters, T-shirts, rolling papers, drug pipes, pacifiers, etc.) are not

authorized. Prescription drugs are only authorized for the person to whom they are

prescribed. Twelve months is the medically accepted period for the efficacy and potency

of medication. Any violations will be dealt with under the Uniform Code of Military

Justice.

16. DAILY LIVING STANDARDS: Daily living standards are established to ensure the

health and safety of all residents. The cleanliness of each room is the shared

responsibility of each resident. Dereliction of personal hygiene will not be tolerated.

A. In accordance with health regulations, the cutting of hair is prohibited in the

barracks.

B. Racks are to be maintained in a clean and sanitary condition. Racks shall be made

when not in use. Soiled linen will be changed on duty days or as necessary.

C. Room trash cans will be emptied in the dumpster each morning and as needed to

reduce pest and insect infestation. Do not place trash in common area trash

receptacles or in your locker.

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17. DAMAGE TO GOVERNMENT PROPERTY: The condition of the NATTC barracks

should reflect that Sailors are responsible individuals worthy of the trust placed in them

to care for the facilities placed at their disposal.

A. Do not deface any government property. Tampering with thermostats will result

in disciplinary action and monetary charges.

B. Destruction of, or damage to buildings, grounds, or furnishings is an offense

punishable under the UCMJ and are subject to monetary charges.

C. All residents are required to report any acts of vandalism to the MTI.

18. DRIVING AND PARKING: Authorization to drive on a federal installation is a

privilege, not a right. Failure to follow established rules and regulations could lead to loss

of driving privileges.

A. Driving a privately owned vehicle (POV) is not authorized until assigned to NMT

Phase “III”.

B. Driving is not authorized during the training day (0730-1630).

C. Park in designated student parking only. Students parking illegally will be placed

on Phase “I”: for a period of 7 days for the first offense.

D. The parking lot speed limit is 5 MPH. All speed limits will be strictly followed.

Noise emanating from vehicles will be kept low enough so it is not heard beyond

20 feet or disturb others.

19. DUTY SECTIONS: A duty section will be composed of a Section Leader, Assistant

Section Leader, and student enlisted personnel. The BEQ Watchbill Coordinator (an

MTI) is responsible for administering / approving the student watchbills and ensuring that

all sections are kept at required manning.

A. Remember that while on watch, you are the barracks’ first line of security. Ensure

you look sharp, report all violations to the MTI, verify all Military Identifications

(ID) and NMT Phase cards, and check all bags and packages entering the

Quarterdeck for contraband. Refer to the SORM, NATTCINST 3120.1 series,

Watch Organization for more detailed instruction.

B. No person in the duty section shall leave the assigned area during hours of duty

(24-hour period) unless authorized by the MTI, Duty MTI (DMTI), or higher

authority. Students are authorized to transit to and from the galley, on base

religious service, mandatory study, PT, or command approved military functions

during duty hours and shall always utilize the sign out log.

C. All watches will report 30 minutes prior to their watch for a uniform inspection by

the MTI / DMTI. Watch standers will report for duty in the uniform prescribed by

command policy.

D. Student section leaders shall properly supervise watches. All watch standers shall

be properly qualified. A copy of the basic functions, duties, responsibilities, and

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authority of each watch will be available at each watch station. For roving

watches, it will be posted on the Quarterdeck.

E. Students Under Instruction (UI) will not be assigned a watch any later than 01:30

on days preceding academic training. Evening / night shift student watch

schedules should be adjusted accordingly.

F. Duty section musters will be kept to a minimum. The major factors to consider

when establishing watches are safety, security, and proper operation of the

command.

G. Students in a brown bagger status shall remain in the BEQ until the last duty

section muster of the day.

20. EARRINGS AND BODY PIERCING:

A. Earrings:

(1) Men: Not authorized while in uniform. Additionally, earrings are not

authorized in civilian attire while on board any ship, aircraft, military

vehicle, base or other facility under military jurisdiction, or while

participating in any organized military activities.

(2) Women: One earring per ear (centered on earlobe) may be worn while

in uniform. 6mm silver ball (approximately ¼ inch) earrings are

authorized. Small single pearl earrings are authorized for wear with

Dinner and Formal Dress uniforms.

B. Body Piercing: Not Authorized. No articles, other than earrings specified above,

shall be attached to or through the ear, nose, tongue, or any other parts in or out of

uniform.

21. ELECTRONICS: The Barracks LCPO may authorize personal computers, televisions,

stereo systems or other electronic equipment inside berthing spaces.

A. A high value chit must be submitted for all items with a value of more than $25.

One high value chit will be placed will be placed on the piece of equipment and

the other will be placed in the individuals’ student data record (SDR).

B. For security reasons, high value items will be secured when not in use.

C. For safety reasons, the use of extension cords and outlet multipliers are not

authorized.

D. Surge protectors and fused power strips are authorized for use with computers and

other high value electronics. A high value chit is required for surge protectors

and fused power strips. Only one item per outlet may be used.

22. ENERGY CONSERVATION: Your cooperation is vital to reduce energy

consumption.

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A. Turn off all electrical devices when not in use.

B. Turn off lights and overhead fan when not in the room.

C. Keep doors closed in heated and air condition spaces.

D. Report all water leaks to the MTI immediately.

23. FIRE SAFETY: Fire safety is the responsibility of ALL HANDS.

A. Smoking is not authorized in the barracks. Smoking is only permitted outside in

designated areas.

B. In case of fire, take the following steps:

(1) Activate the fire alarm.

(2) Notify the fire department by calling 2-3333.

(3) Evacuate the building (using the evacuation route posted in your room).

(4) Muster and standby for further instructions.

C. Fire exits are to be used during drills and emergencies only.

D. Do not tamper with fire extinguishers or fire detectors. Fire fighting equipment

will be used only for its intended purpose.

E. Report any damaged or missing equipment to the MTI immediately.

F. Open flame producing devices (burners, candles, etc…) are not authorized in the

barracks.

G. Do not leave irons plugged in. When finished ironing turn off, unplug, and set

iron in a safe place to cool.

H. Combustibles of any quantity are not authorized in barracks rooms.

I. Flammable liquids, explosives, ammunition, and weapons are prohibited. This

includes paints, fuel of any kind, charcoal lighter fluid, etc…

24. FOOD IN ROOMS: Food in the barracks rooms is strictly controlled for health reasons.

The following regulations apply to NATTC operated barracks:

A. Storage of unopened, nonperishable food is authorized in the barracks. Such food

items may include canned, bottled, bagged, boxed, or otherwise securely

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packaged products and will be stored in such a manner as to permit routine

inspection by the barracks staff.

B. Perishable food items may be stored in sealed containers inside the refrigerator

ONLY. Persons consuming food in the barracks are strictly accountable for

cleanup and proper disposal of trash and garbage. Individuals maybe held

financially liable for damage to government property associated with food, trash,

or pest control.

25. GAMBLING: Prohibited.

26. GROOMING STANDARDS:

A. Image United States Navy personnel must set and maintain the high standards of

smartness in uniform appearance.

B. Cleanliness Uniforms shall be kept scrupulously clean, with devices and insignia

bright and free from tarnish and corrosion.

C. Articles No articles shall protrude from or be visible on the uniform, including

such items as electronic pagers/cellular phones (except when required in the

performance of duty and issued by the command), pencils, pens, watch chains,

key chains, necklaces, pins, combs, large wallets, tobacco products, or similar

items. Jewelry, tie clasps, cuff links, shirt studs, and earrings shall be worn as

prescribed in the Uniform Regulations.

27. GUESTS: Non-resident guests are not allowed beyond the Quarterdeck except for MTI

approved study groups.

A. Study groups with mixed sexes will be conducted in centerline study rooms only.

B. Residents may visit other rooms within their assigned BEQ between reveille and

taps only.

NOTE: Guests of the opposite sex are prohibited in private quarters.

28. HEADPHONES: Do not wear portable headphones or other listening devices on roads

or streets while running, jogging, walking, bicycling, skating, or operating a motor

vehicle as per OPNAVINST 5100.12G.

29. HORSEPLAY: Horseplay is considered to be an unsafe act and violates BEQ

regulations. Safety is paramount and is each individual’s responsibility. If you see

anything unsafe, report it immediately to the MTI.

30. INCENSE: For safety reasons, the burning of incense is prohibited in the BEQ.

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31. INSPECTIONS: Everyone is subject to personnel, room, health and welfare, seabag,

and other inspections.

A. Each BEQ will have random room inspections conducted daily.

B. Room inspection results will be posted in the BEQ with notification of

reinspection date and time for failures.

C. An entry for an unsatisfactory room inspection will be made in the students SDR.

D. Rooms must be inspection ready at all times.

E. Do not store any BEQ-issued cleaning gear (HAZMAT) in your room or locker.

F. No person shall occupy or use lockers or furniture not specifically assigned to

them.

G. ROOM INSPECTION GUIDELINES:(each of the following must be met to

obtain an outstanding)

(1) Window tamper seal must be intact.

(2) Window and windowsill must be clean.

(3) Mini-blinds must be dust-free.

(4) Deck must be scuff-free and clean.

(5) Trashcans must be clean and empty.

(6) Furniture must be dust-free.

(7) No gear adrift. Gear must be stowed in drawers or neatly organized in

lockers.

(8) Nametags must be on doors, lockers, and racks.

(9) All lockable lockers must be locked regardless of contents.

(10) Racks must be made (sheets must be clean).

(11) Sink and mirror must be spotless and dry.

(12) Head must be clean, to include:

a. Tub and shower curtain

b. Toilets from base to seat

c. Floors swept and mopped

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d. Vents

(13) Towels hung up neatly.

(14) Lights and fans must be off in room.

(15) Trouble calls reported, if any.

(16) All vents must be dust-free.

(17) No pornographic material left in open view.

(18) All electronics must have a high value chit.

(19) Ceiling fan blades free of dust.

(20) Student handbook visible.

(21) Microwave/Refrigerator clean and sanitary.

H. Grounds for Room Considered Unsatisfactory (UNSAT):

(1) Unlocked lockers.

(2) Broken seal on window.

(3) Money, wallets, jewelry, keys, etc., unsecured.

(4) Contraband, such as weapons, drugs, liquor, etc.

(5) Thermostat tampered with.

(6) Trash in room or in locker.

(7) Perishable/nonperishable food in room not stored properly.

(8) Room unprepared for inspection.

(9) Navy cleaning gear in room, including HAZMAT.

(10) Pornographic material not secured.

I. Grading scale for room inspection:

(1) 0 hits = Outstanding (O/S)

(2) 1 hit = Excellent (EXC)

(3) 2 hits = Good

(4) 3 hits = Satisfactory (SAT)

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(5) 4 hits (or 3 in the head) = Unsatisfactory (UNSAT) = Reinspection

NOTE: If a room receives a grade of Outstanding during any BEQ inspection, all

occupants will get a duty day off at the discretion of the BCPO.

J. Room Reinspections: Room inspection failures will be posted along with

reinspection time/date on the Quarterdeck and the BEQ CPO will determine

whether disciplinary action is warranted.

K. Cleaning Standards:

(1) Hazardous cleaning material (HAZMAT) and cleaning gear must be checked

out and returned to the gear locker. Cleaning gear may only be checked out

for immediate use and must be returned that same day.

(2) BEQ cleaning gear will not be stored in the rooms of the residents. Storage of

BEQ cleaning gear in rooms will constitute an UNSAT on room inspections.

(3) If you have a problem in your room, notify the BEQ staff personnel

immediately. It is your responsibility to ensure that any discrepancy identified

in your room is reported and logged for repair.

(4) A name card shall be placed on the door to your room, on your locker, and

your bunk. If replacement cards are required, contact the BEQ staff.

32. LOCKERS:

A. All lockers will be locked when the assigned resident is not in the room.

B. Do not use lockers other than those assigned.

C. Lockers will be neat and orderly and will be inspected during the weekly

command inspection.

D. Personnel will not change lockers without the permission of the MTI.

E. Locks are the responsibility of the individual resident. If an individual's keys are

lost or misplaced and cutting of the lock is required for entry, the MTI will be

notified before forceful entry is attempted.

F. Any forceful entry without proper authorization is prohibited.

G. Do not store trash/garbage in the lockers.

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33. MARCHING / WALKING: Marching is required of all students, E-4 and below, from

reveille until liberty call, Monday through Friday, whenever there are four or more

students proceeding to/from duty assignments, in the same general direction, or to the

same destination except during Thunderstorm Condition 1.

A. Marching: The formation leader shall be the senior person and is responsible for

the good order, discipline, proper military courtesy, and safety of the formation at

all times.

(1) Road guard vests are necessary when the formation must cross a road to reach

their destination.

(2) Use the most efficient route while keeping off the landscaping and grass.

(3) Never march in traffic.

(4) Use sidewalks and crosswalks at all times. Marching through parking lots is

prohibited.

B. Walking: Walking chits are required when walking aboard the NATTC complex

during normal working hours (excluding chow times).

(1) Personnel will secure the playing of portable radio/tape players and will not

wear headphones while in transit from one location to another.

(2) Use sidewalks and crosswalks at all time.

(3) Stay off the grass unless participating in athletic activities.

34. MUSTER: Personal accountability is the responsibility of every Sailor in the U.S. Navy.

It is your responsibility to muster with your designated school house or BEQ every

training day at the pre-designated time even if you are in one of the following categories:

Under Instruction (UI), Not Under Instruction (NUI), Awaiting Instruction (AI),

Awaiting Transfer (AT), on Permanent Change of Station (PCS) orders, Temporary

Assigned Duty (TAD), Medical Hold or Legal Hold.

35. NMT LIMITATIONS: Reference NPDCINST 1500.1 series

A. Phase “I” NMT: E-3 and below students reporting directly from Recruit Training

Command (RTC) shall be initially assigned to Phase “I” NMT status for no less

than a 14 day period. There is no Phase “I” NMT card.

(1) NMT Phase “I” Requirements:

a. Wearing of civilian clothes is not authorized. PT gear is not to be

worn on liberty.

b. Possession or consumption of alcohol is not authorized regardless

of age.

c. Operating or ridding in a privately owned or rented vehicles is not

authorized unless it is direct next of kin ( mother, father etc).

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d. Students may not go off base until Command INDOC is

completed.

e. On base liberty only during the training week.

f. All liberty expires at 2145 every night. (If a student will be late

contact the barracks. This does not excuse the tardiness, but is a

good practice for personal accountability)

(2) Requirements for NMT Phase “II” Upgrade:

a. Have been on board at least 14 calendar days

b. Complete Command Indoctrination/Personal Financial

Management

c. Complete Job Qualification Requirements (JQR) and

Watchstander’s requirements

d. Reviewed Student Handbook

e. Be within Navy physical fitness standards

f. Have a satisfactory academic standing

g. Have satisfactory military performance

h. Have a satisfactory room inspection with the BEQ CPO

i. Receive approval from the Barracks CPO

B. Phase “II” NMT: Upon issuance of a Phase “II” NMT card, the following will

apply. Students must remain in Phase “II” NMT for no less than 21 days prior

being for eligible for Phase upgrade

(1) NMT Phase “II” Requirements:

a. Off base liberty is authorized anytime liberty is authorized.

b. Liberty on training days will expire at 2200 and 2400 on non-

training days.

c. Legal consumption of alcohol is authorized.

d. Appropriate civilian attire on liberty is authorized.

e. Driving or operating a POV is unauthorized until phase “III”

f. Off base residence (Brown Bagger status) is authorized for

students with family members in the local area with an approved

Brown Bagger chit.

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(2) Requirements for NMT Phase “III” Upgrade:

a. Have been in Phase “II” for at least 21 days

b. Reviewed Student Handbook

c. Be within Navy physical fitness standards

d. Have a satisfactory academic standing

e. Have satisfactory military performance

f. Have a satisfactory room inspection with the BEQ CPO

g. Receive approval from the Barracks CPO

C. Phase “III” NMT:

(1) E-4, E-3 fleet returnees, OSVET, NAVET, and NACCS students will

normally be placed in Phase “III” NMT upon reporting to NATTC and

having completed day 1 INDOC and watch qualifications.

(2) Off base liberty is authorized anytime liberty is authorized.

(3) Liberty on training days will expire at 2200. Overnight liberty is

authorized on nights preceding non-training days.

(4) Legal consumption of alcohol is authorized.

(5) Appropriate civilian attire on liberty is authorized.

(6) Use of privately owned vehicles is authorized upon completion of

normal working hours (0730-1630).

D. NMT Setback: Reference NATTCINST 3120.1B

(1) The Chain of Command or an NMT Phase Review Board may

recommend a student be setback to a Phase “I” or “II” NMT status for

military infractions or unsatisfactory performance.

E. Liberty Procedures:

(1) Liberty will commence as directed by the barracks CPO at the

completion of the students training day.

(2) Students attending class outside of normal working hours will have

liberty hours set by the schoolhouse LCPO in conjunction with the

barracks CPO.

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(3) Students departing on liberty will present their military ID card and

Phase NMT card to the Quarterdeck watch. The watch will verify the

identification, duty section, and Phase status. Students “Loaning” their

military ID card or NMT Phase card to another student will be held

accountable and are subject to punishment IAW the UCMJ.

(4) Students returning from liberty will once again present their military ID

card and Phase NMT card to the barracks Quarterdeck watch. The watch

will verify the identification, duty section, Phase status, and the hour of

return to ensure the student is returning for their assigned Phase status.

(5) Students returning from liberty claiming a lost Phase NMT card will

have their status verified by the MTI/Duty MTI and are considered

Phase I until a replacement card is issued.

F. Liberty Limitations:

(1) Students shall submit a special request chit if they request to travel out

of bounds greater than 200 miles from NATTC. For the purpose of

liberty, New Orleans is considered out of bounds.

(2) All personnel shall review the ORM briefing outlined in the NATTC

SORM Chapter 12, paragraph 12-9, and prior to periods of local or out

of bounds travel.

(3) All personnel are expected to have sufficient funds to return via

commercial transportation.

36. NOISE LEVELS: Common area noise levels will be maintained at an acceptable level

as determined by the MTI/DMTI. If you encounter a noisy Shipmate, ask him or her to

adjust their noise level. Should they persist, contact the Roving Watch for assistance.

Should that fail, contact the MTI immediately. MTI/DMTIs may confiscate, and turn

over to the Barracks CPO, radios, stereos, and TVs of those personnel that fail to abide

by the rules.

37. PETS: No animals are authorized in the BEQ complex.

38. PLAN OF THE WEEK (POW): Posted on the Quarterdeck of each barracks. It

contains both official and unofficial information. The POW is required reading by all

hands.

39. PORNOGRAPHIC MATERIAL: Pornographic material will not be allowed in public

areas (i.e. lounges, study rooms, laundry rooms, smoke pits or in passageways).

Pornographic material will never be in open display in the barracks.

40. PUBLIC DISPLAY OF AFFECTION (PDA): PDA is not authorized and will not be

tolerated on the NATTC campus.

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41. PUNCTUALITY: Be on time for all evolutions. Ensure you have an alarm clock that is

either a windup or equipped with a battery backup. Do not rely on a roommate to be your

alarm clock.

42. QUALITY OF LIFE CRITIQUES (QOL): QOL critique forms are available from the

schoolhouse and MTI. Students may fill out QOL critiques at any time to address quality

of life issues. QOL critiques are reviewed by the NATTC chain of command.

43. QUARTERDECK PROCEDURES: Entering or exiting the BEQ will be via the

Quarterdeck only.

A. If in uniform, you shall stop upon entering the Quarterdeck, face the national

ensign (if displayed), come to attention, render a salute, and proceed to the

Quarterdeck watch. Salute the watch and state “ Respectfully request permission

to come aboard” while presenting your Military ID to be verified against the BEQ

roster.

B. If in civilian clothes, you shall stop upon entering the Quarterdeck, face the

national ensign (if displayed), come to attention, pause, and proceed to the

Quarterdeck watch. “Respectfully request permission to come aboard” while

presenting your Military ID to be verified against the BEQ roster.

C. On leaving the Quarterdeck, the reverse procedures apply.

D. The watch shall return all salutes.

E. The Quarterdeck is reserved for official and ceremonial functions only.

F. Watches will not have visitors.

G. Persons not on official business should not loiter on the Quarterdeck.

H. Eating or drinking is not allowed on the Quarterdeck.

44. REQUEST CHITS: Routing of Special Request Chits varies depending on training

status and/or type of request. Ask a MTI for assistance.

A. Complete chits in accordance with the examples located at the front desk.

B. Special Request Chits should be submitted, at a minimum, seven working days in

advance of the requested dates.

45. ROLLERBLADES/SKATEBOARDS/TOY VEHICLES: Rollerblades skateboards,

and toy vehicles and similar devices may be operated on sidewalks of the installation.

These vehicles are not authorized on roads and barracks courtyards, except for crossing

streets in a crosswalk or in a street not open to thru traffic.

A. ANSI approved helmets, elbow pads, and kneepads are required in authorized

areas.

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B. Reflective clothing shall be worn during restricted visibility conditions.

46. ROOM ASSIGNMENTS: Room assignments are not normally changed and must be

approved by the MTI.

A. Furniture is not to be rearranged, added to or removed from BEQ rooms.

B. Personnel will only sleep in assigned rack.

47. ROOM KEYS: If you lose or break your room key notify your MTI immediately.

Broken keys can be swapped for a new one. You will not be allowed to checkout of the

BEQ without turning in your room key.

48. SECURITY OF POSSESSIONS: Report all thefts, no matter how small, to the

barracks MTI.

A. Do not leave valuables in a parked car.

B. The security of locker, room, and personal possessions is your responsibility.

You are the best deterrent to theft and crime in your quarters.

C. To prevent thefts and other crimes, keep valuables locked in the locker provided.

Lockers left open and unattended will result in the room being UNSAT.

49. SEXUAL ACTIVITY: Is prohibited any where on the NATTC campus.

50. STATUS CHANGE: Students shall notify the MTI immediately whenever there is a

change in their status (graduation, setback, interruption of training, drop from school,

medical hold, emergency leave, etc…).

51. SUICIDE: Suicide is a very real problem. If you or a shipmate feels as though you are

getting to the point of contemplating suicide, there are many ways to get help. See your

MTI immediately and he will direct you to one of the following:

A. Fleet and Family Service Center 452-5990

B. Chaplains Office 452-7422

C. Mental Health Department 452-8970

D. Suicide Crisis Hotline 438-1617

E. NATTC Quarterdeck 452-7300

52. SUN BATHING: Prohibited in the Barracks complex. At no time may blankets, sheets,

or other items of linen issued by the Barracks be removed for sunbathing. Maximum

precautions should be taken to protect against sunburn. Sunburns, which impact job

performance, may be punishable under the Uniform Code of Military Justice.

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53. TELEPHONE CALLS AND MESSAGES: Visitors and callers will not be furnished

room numbers or personal information. The Quarterdeck phones are for “official use

only” and messages are to be kept to a minimum. Pay phones and room phones are for

personal use.

54. TOBACCO POLICY: NATTC shall maintain an environment that supports abstinence,

discourages the use of any tobacco products, and is in support of the Chief of Naval

Education and Training Tobacco Cessation Program.

A. Use of tobacco products is only authorized in designated outdoor areas (this

includes smokeless tobacco) within the NATTC complex.

B. Under no circumstances will trash cans/lids be used to extinguish smoking

material.

C. Caution must be continually exercised to prevent fires.

D. Smoking While in P.T. gear is unauthorized.

E. The only authorized smoking area in each barracks is the open-air smoke pit in

the courtyard. Residents may only smoke in their own perspective smoke pit.

55. TROUBLE CALL LOG: A trouble call log is maintained on the Quarterdeck to report

any room discrepancies (light out, fan broken, room to hot/cold, etc…)

56. UNIFORM POLICY:

A. Appropriate undergarments shall be worn all times while in uniform, preserving

the dignity and appearance of the uniform

B. The uniform of the day or appropriate civilian attire is required when departing

the BEQ after 1800.

C. Your working uniform is authorized from 0500 – 1800, Monday through Friday,

when in a duty status or assigned EMI.

D. Brown baggers may wear their utilities only in transit from their home to work,

and vice versa.

E. Inform your MTI immediately of any poor quality uniforms or uniforms that do

not fit properly.

F. Personnel on watch shall be in Uniform of the Day.

G. Personnel will not lay in a rack in any military uniform.

H. Personnel conducting official business will be the Uniform of the Day regardless

of time.

I. Personnel are not authorized to walk in uniform with hands in pockets.

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J. Coveralls are not to be worn externally of the BEQ unless actively involved in a

working party. When transiting to and from working parties coveralls shall be at

the carry.

57. WASHERS/DRYERS: Residents using facilities should remain in attendance or at least

check periodically to prevent fires and theft.

A. Guests and family members are not authorized to use facilities.

B. Personnel are permitted to operate machines during their off duty time from 0500-

2200 daily. Items left unattended will be disposed of after 1 week.

C. Report any washer or dryer discrepancies to the assigned BEQ staff for repair.

58. WATCHBILLS: The watchbill is posted on the quarterdeck of each barracks. Be

familiar with it and ensure you initial appropriately. All changes to the watch bill must be

approved by the DMTI/MTI.

59. WATCH STANDARDS:

A. Daily Routine for Duty Section: Time for muster may be adjusted for school

schedules. The student section leader will conduct a walkthrough with barracks

MTI/DMTI.

(1) School Days:

1600-Assume watches

1630-Sweepers

1745-Oncoming Duty Section muster and inspection

1830-Training/Cleaning/Linen exchange

2100-Evening muster

2130-Sweepers

(2) Non-School Days:

0730-Oncoming Duty Section muster and inspection

0830-Sweepers

1300-Muster/Training/Cleaning

1630-Sweepers/muster

2100-Evening muster

2130-Sweepers

0730-Offgoing muster

B. General Watch Standing Guidance:

(1) All watch standers shall complete the required PQS syllabus prior to

assuming the duties of a watch.

(2) Be responsible for ensuring the proper performance of all duties of

the watch.

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(3) Remain responsible for the watch and remain at the station until

properly relieved or secured by proper authority. The watchstander will

obey all orders and regulations and will require the same of all

subordinates on watch.

(4) Conduct oneself in a smart and military manner befitting the stature

of a person on watch.

(5) Use language customary to the service when issuing orders and

making reports.

(6) Demand formality in all relationships.

(7) Promptly inform the appropriate person(s) of matters pertaining to

the watch, which are necessary to their duties.

(8) Prior to relieving the watch, the relieving watchstander shall become

thoroughly acquainted with all matters required for the proper

performance of their duties. The oncoming watchstander shall decline to

relieve the preceding watchstander should any situation exist which has

not been resolved to an adequate level. The Staff Chain of Command

shall be informed of situations to provide guidance.

(9) All watches will maintain good order.

(10) All watches will enforce smoking regulations.

(11) All personnel will stand their watch in a military manner and carry

out the General Orders of a Sentry at all times. There is no sitting while

on watch unless the service member is limited / light duty.

(12) In the event of a FIRE.

a. Sound the Alarm to alert all personnel in the area.

b. Report the Fire to the NASP Fire Department immediately at 452-

3333.

(13) All watches will maintain a constant vigil against unauthorized

visitors, pilferage, vandalism, thievery, disorderly conduct, and the use

of drugs. Any and all infractions must be reported to the appropriate

level of the Staff Chain of Command.

(14) No person may consume alcohol in any form while in a duty

status.

(15) Watchstanders will be fully attentive to the duties and

responsibilities of the assigned watch station.

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(16) Watch standers will frequently review all of the emergency

procedures of their watch station to be ready to execute emergency

procedures without delay.

(17) Watchstanders will not leave their watch station unless properly

relieved.

(18) Throughout the watch, watchstanders will know to whom in the

watch organization they report and all watchstanders who report to them.

(19) While on watch, watchstanders will not be assigned or assume any

other duties which may distract them from their watch function.

(20) Report all violations of regulations, directives, and other breaches

of good order and discipline.

(21) Report any known or probable violations of safety precautions or

safety regulations.

(22) Smoke breaks are not authorized for watchstanders.

C. Student Section Leaders:

(1) Assist the MTI/DMTI in mustering the Duty Section, maintaining

integrity and professionalism. Report infractions such as Unauthorized

Absences (UA) to the MTI/DMTI.

(2) Prepare a student watchbill; ensuring students classed up do not stand

watches past 0130 prior to a school day. Students not classed up should

be used to maximum extent possible for watches after 2400. The BCPO

,LPO or MTI must approve all student watchbills. The MTI/DMTI must

approve all changes during the duty day. BEQ.

(3) Ensure all watchstanders are inspected by the MTI/DMTI prior to

assuming a watch. Student Section Leaders will assist the MTI/DMTI

with the cleanliness of the BEQ; all decks must be kept inspection ready

at all times.

D. Barracks Quarterdeck Watch:

(1) Be the barracks first line of security. Know your responsibilities and

strictly enforce all rules and regulations.

(2) Render proper salutes to those crossing the Quarterdeck. The position of

attention is required of you and the person requesting permission to

cross the Quarterdeck.

(3) Challenge everyone entering the barracks and check all bags entering

and leaving the barracks for contraband.

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(4) Call “Attention on Deck” for all officers 05 and above, and CDOs. Log

entrance and exit of all visitors, NATTC staff, security, and emergency

personnel. Always notify the MTI/DMTI of personnel on deck.

(5) Ensure liberty attire is in accordance with NMT Phase status.

(6) Make corrections to those who do not comply with uniform and civilian

clothes regulations.

(7) Log conditions requiring security, emergency, or staff attention.

(8) With the assistance of the Messenger of the Watch, perform Colors at

0800 and at sunset (In accordance with the Plan of the Week).

E. Internal Fire/Security Rover:

(1) Upon assuming the watch, the Rover shall make one round of watch

boundaries with the person being relieved. All discrepancies will be

noted and reported to the MTI/Duty MTI.

(2) Report status to the Quarterdeck every 30 minutes.

(3) Report any disturbance or vandalism immediately.

(4) In the event of an exit door alarm sounding, investigate and notify the

MTI/Duty MTI.

(5) There are to be no sitting during these watches with exception of the

North Maintenance Door Watch, located on the North side of the first

deck if the student is on light/limited duty. There is to be one Rover per

deck 1745-0500 on training days and 24 hours a day on non training

days. Special circumstances may necessitate additional watches.

F. External Fire/Security Rover:

(1) Upon assuming the watch, the Rover shall make one round of watch

boundaries with the person being relieved. All discrepancies will be

noted and reported to the MTI/DMTI.

(2) Continuously rove the outside of the barracks making note and reporting

discrepancies (open windows, unsecured exits,

(3) Report status to the Quarterdeck every 30 minutes.

(4) Report any disturbance or vandalism immediately.

G. Messenger of the Watch:

(1) Assist the Quarterdeck Watch and complete front desk assignments.

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(2) Monitor the duty section, visitor, and liberty logbook and report

violations to the MTI/Duty MTI.

(3) Deliver and convey messages as directed by barracks staff.

60. WINDOWS:

A. All windows must remain closed and locked at all times.

B. Do not place items on the window ledges.

C. Do not pass anything through the windows or use the window to climb through.

D. A broken window seal constitutes an automatic UNSAT during a room

inspection. If your window seal is broken report to the MTI immediately.

61. WEAPONS AND AMMUNITIONS:

A. Possession of weapons of any type (guns, knives, ammunition, chains, archery

equipment, spear guns, axes, hatchets, pellet or BB guns, billy clubs, sling shots,

martial arts equipment, etc…) is prohibited on the NATTC complex.

62. UNCLAIMED GEAR: Unclaimed gear includes: gear found in unassigned rooms and

gear left by transferred personnel.

A. Items deemed to have value will be collected by an MTI. All items will be

inventoried, bagged (depending on size), tagged, and kept in a secure location for

a minimum of 90 calendar days.

B. If after 90 calendar days the items have not been claimed, and upon approval by

the barracks CPO, the MTI will dispose of the items at the Navy Marine Corps

Relief thrift store.