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Cryptology ~ CTI ~ CTM ~ CTN ~ CTR ~ CTT ~ Corry Station Pensacola Florida and Monterey California

Welcome!.. We are the Cryptology group! We are committed to helping the sailors and family members of "Spooks".  Spooks are what sailors call the CTI, CTN, CTT, CTR, CTM in the fleet.   Come join the gang!

Location: Corry Station Pensacola Florida and Monterey California
Members: 594
Latest Activity: 16 hours ago

Welcome one and all...

We love helping sailors and their families who are at Corry Station Pensacola, NAATC (NAS) Pensacola, and Monterey California...

Corry Station is very unique from other bases in the Pensacola area. The Cryptology group  are the experts on Navy-For-Mom for sailors stationed at Corry Station.  Our knowledge also extends to the "Spooks" at NAATC Pensacola, and Monterey California.  We enjoy helping family member with all information or just to pass the time chatting.

 

For even more specialized information, we highly recommend these links:

CTN
http://www.navyformoms.com/group/ctn

CTI
http://www.navyformoms.com/group/cti

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Discussion Forum

CTT - 6 yr - Question on Electronics School

Started by chefcindy. Last reply by cinder 19 hours ago. 1 Reply

~ Boot camp for Dummies (with Pictures) ~

Started by Craig. Last reply by Connie(Ship 03 DIv 164) Feb 28. 41 Replies

CTM at NAS vs. Corry??

Started by tara. Last reply by navymom3 Feb 19. 8 Replies

6 Yr CTT

Started by RobynS. Last reply by Kimberley Feb 2. 10 Replies

A School Delays for CTR?

Started by coloradoholly. Last reply by Linda Rae Dec 1, 2012. 22 Replies

Questions about CTR Security Clearance...

Started by darrad(Ship09Div341). Last reply by darrad(Ship09Div341) Oct 12, 2012. 12 Replies

Deployment Question

Started by rschlo. Last reply by rschlo Oct 9, 2012. 2 Replies

Looking for a hotel suite while visiting my Sailor in Pensacola, thx.

Started by I SMILE 2011 (Ship 12 Div 325). Last reply by JWH Aug 17, 2012. 9 Replies

Wild and Wonderful: SUGAR GROVE

Started by frazcom21. Last reply by frazcom21 Jul 21, 2012. 2 Replies

A death in the family

Started by Mom of Marcus. Last reply by Reid's Ma Jul 9, 2012. 2 Replies

How long is CTN school?

Started by Lori B. Last reply by Lori B Apr 9, 2012. 3 Replies

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Comment by Craig 16 hours ago
That is correct Lady H. Whatever commands roots are is what goes on top. If she had air warfare, and the command assigned was an air wing, the it would go on top..
Comment by Lady Hamilton yesterday

IDW update - Passed test and going before the board on Thursday. Keeping fingers crossed.

Also, will be leaving Bahrain in July for more schooling in Pensacola (Combat Direction Finding). Then some time off before reporting to USS Momsen (DDG 92) in Everett WA,

Question: With 2 warfare pins, SW and IDW, which goes on top, which on bottom? I heard somewhere that it depends on the command. SW on top if assigned directly to a ship and IDW if assigned to a CT command. Anyone?

Comment by carolina Lynne on May 6, 2013 at 5:24pm

I, too, am fascinated by Blechley circle. wondering how different cryptology looks these days! Hoping my SR will get to start classes right away when he arrives 5/18. How do we know if his Security screening has been completed? as far as we know, no one has been contacted by the FBI (?) to inquire about activites/relationships- even though he provided all those names and numbers months ago.

Comment by Ty's mom (Ship03 DIV 153) on April 25, 2013 at 12:17pm

Good morning all, I have not been very active on this page but I will be now since my sailor is in Pensacola awaiting to start A school to become a CTT. he is loving it in Pcola right now and cannot wait to start school.

Comment by Muschee on April 22, 2013 at 1:11pm

This comment isn't "Navy", but it is "Cryptology" so I hope it is okay to post. There is a PBS mini-series currently running that I find interesting. The Bletchley Circle revolves around 4 women who use their cryptology skills used in WWII to track down a serial killer. It appears they are showing the first of 3 parts a few times this week, if anyone else is interested.

Comment by Debbie in MD on April 19, 2013 at 9:48am

IDW Pin - Information Dominance Warfare pin.  It's a big deal.  My sailor had to take 3 tests (1 one day and 2 another) and then sit for a murder board made of 1st classes and then one made of chiefs. He studied for months before he took the first test!

Comment by CTmomof3 on April 19, 2013 at 7:54am

IDW Pin...what's a board and why are there 3 for this?

Comment by Craig on April 15, 2013 at 11:51pm

This is big talk on the Navy veterans websites I'm on....

Right call! Woo-hoo.... The Navy veterans are happy...
http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSBRE93E12V20130415?irpc=932

Comment by Craig on April 10, 2013 at 2:22am

Shoot, I forgot....the below post refers to the new bonus levels that just came out.  

Here are the new bonus levels for reenlistment.... 

http://www.public.navy.mil/bupers-npc/reference/messages/Documents/...

I know someone will ask....
Here's How to figure your bonus:
Look up your monthly base pay on the military pay chart
Determine your Reenlistment Zone (Zone A is 21 months - 6 years; Zone B is 6 years - 10 years; Zone C is 10 years - 14 years)
Look up the correct Bonus Multiplier for your Reenlistment Zone and NEC (Job)
Multiply your monthly base pay by the Bonus Multiplier (BM X BP)
Multiply the result by the number of years you are reenlisting for.
The result is the total amount of your reenlistment bonus. One-half will be paid upon reenlistment, and the rest divided to pay annually.

Tips:
If you are reenlisting for partial years, use fractions. For example, 4 1/2 years is 4.5
Remember that about 25 percent will be deducted for federal and state taxes.

Comment by Craig on April 10, 2013 at 2:18am

Some of you guys might want to bookmark this. 
Since my son is a CTN. Their SRB bonus is:
Zone A = 0 (4 to 6 years)
Zone B = 3 (6 years 1 day to 10 years)
Zone C = 3 (10 years 1 day to 14 years)

Since he is not totally sure if he's getting out or not, he told me since the bonus is zero (0) for Zone A, and since he won't have 6 years 1 day, he will probably get out. I let him know that he can fall into the Zone B category even though he doesn't have 6 years 1 day. There is one tiny exception to the rule in the rule book that allows him to do this. Most Career Counselors don't have a clue about this rule, so I will post it here just in case your sailor falls into the same category.... (whether if he gets out or not, he needs to know and weigh the actual facts....) 

Here is the rule:
OPNAV 1160.8A, para 9b:
a. A member who reenlists more than 24 hours after 
discharge or release from active duty (RAD) will be considered a 
Navy veteran (NAVET) or Other Service veteran (OSVET) with 
broken-service. The 24-hour period begins on the day following 
the date of discharge or separation. Recruiters will accept a 
prospective reenlistee reentering active duty with a break in 
active service greater than 24 hours only when presented with 
the original DD Form 214 (copy 1 or copy 4), or a reproduction 
of the DD Form 214 with a certified true copy stamp and 
imprinted with the appropriate Federal Government authenticating 
seal. This form will be used as the principal source document 
in determining broken-service SRB eligibility. 

also 

OPNAV 1160.8A, para 11, note 3:
3. Members with exactly 6 years of active duty at 2400 on the date before
the date of reenlistment or beginning of an extension of enlistment are 
entitled to a zone A SRB if otherwise eligible and they previously have not
received a zone A SRB. If members have received a zone A SRB, or no zone A 
SRB is designated, they are entitled to a zone B SRB if all other eligibility 
requirements are met.

http://doni.daps.dla.mil/Directives/01000%20Military%20Personnel%20...

 
 
 

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