U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps
Henry E. Mooberry Division
Washington Navy Yard & Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling
Special Operations Training Academy
703-740-1138
2010 Master-at-Arms and Public Affairs Advanced Training
Sea Bag List
(As of 11 JUL 10 – Corrected NLCC Dress Uniform)
(1) – All gear must fit in Sea Bag, Sleeping Bag duffle or other carrying bag and Garment Bag. No other bag/luggage is authorized for use by cadets due to lack of storage. Adults may stow additional bags/luggage/gear in their personal or rental vehicles if driving them to the AT.
(2) – All personnel must carry their own gear to and from training and berthing locations, located a fair distance from each other. All gear must be removed from the berthing area each morning and brought to the training area, where it can be stowed. There is no stowage of gear permitted in the berthing area. Gear left adrift will be disposed of during sweepers each morning. Carry only what is required (below) and any extra items that you can safely and easily carry, if desired.
(3) – Exceptions to this list may be made for genuine hardships or extenuating circumstances, if contact is made with, and agreement is reached with the COTC, prior to arrival at the AT. Without pre-AT agreement, failure to report with items listed as “required,” will result in cancellation of the AT orders and being sent home at personal expense, unless the missing items can be obtained locally or arrive at the AT from home no later than 23 JUL 10.
(4) – To wear a modified version of the Navy uniform – All uniformed Midshipmen and Officers are required to comply with the NSCC published height/weight standards, to appropriately reflect the respect for our country’s and our Navy’s uniform.
Midshipmen and Officers not meeting the NSCC height/weight standards are NOT permitted to wear a naval uniform during this AT, they may wear the Alternate Work Uniform (NSCC Navy Blue Polo Shirt & Khaki Pants, Black shoes, belt and socks).
(5) – Midshipmen and Officers unable to meet the published NSCC height/weight standards (Section 0733, NSCC REGS) must wear the Non-Uniformed Officer and Instructor Uniform (NO Exceptions).
(6) – For this AT – NO Instructor may wear a naval (modified or unmodified) uniform. Instead, all Instructors must wear the Non-Uniformed Officer/Instructor Uniform (NSCC Navy Blue Polo Shirt & Khaki Pants, Black shoes, belt and socks) – NO Exceptions.
(7) – It is the sole responsibility of each person attending this AT to ensure the security of his/her gear at all times. When gear is not in use, it belongs in a locked Sea Bag (Sea bage with a padlock on it). When in use, the gear belongs in the vicinity of the owner.
(8) – All gear should be properly labeled with the owner’s last name and last four digits of the social security number, in an appropriate place as specified by NSCC guidance or common sense, as applicable.
(9) – Gear left adrift will not explicitly be returned to its owner, but will be available in a “lost and found” to be claimed upon properly describing it. “Lost and found” may potentially be contributed to by some 300 other people who may leave behind some of their gear. Due to a lack of stowage space, gear left adrift and unclaimed will be disposed of during sweepers at 0600 each morning. All gear remaining unclaimed will be disposed of, with the owner forfeiting any rights to the property.
(10) – NO BDUs, weapons (of any type), illegal drugs or contraband permitted.
(11) – Report no later 0800 on 21 JUL 10 to Building 154 at the Washington Navy Yard via the Welcome Center, located at 11th Street and O Street, SE in Washington, DC. (Drivers must have proof of insurance, Driver’s License). All personnel must have a valid (current) NSCC or military ID card.
(12) – E-mail to COTC (co@seacadetsdc.org) Flight/Train Arrival and Departure information if a pick up is needed. Best airport to use is DCA. Best arrival date is 20 JUL. Best departure date is 6 AUG.
1 – Sea Bag w/Lock (Combo or Key lock).
NOTE – Spare keys will be kept by the cadet, not in the Service Record. If all keys are lost, locks will be cut and the cadet will require a new lock.
2 – Garment Bag (Optional) and lock
Can be stowed in training building when not needed.
3 – Personal Hygiene Gear
Including shower footwear, soap, toothpaste, toothbrush, shampoo, deodorant, body/foot powder, contact lens solution, wash cloths and towel(s), etc.
4 – Personal Grooming Gear, including shaving gear (males)
5 – Uniform Care and Maintenance Gear, including instant spot remover and shoe shining gear
6 – Utility Uniform (Shirt, Pants, Ball Cap, Shoes, Socks, Belt, Undergarments)
Required: 2 sets; Suggested: – 3 or more sets.
Except during specific training evolutions; when sleeping or on personal time, cadets (Not CPOs) will use this uniform approx. 90% of the time. Laundry will be done weekly.
7 – Service Dress White (Jumper) Uniform and all accessories (Salt N’ Pepper or Service Dress White (Jumper) for NLCC Cadets, whichever applies to the cadet’s home unit)
Required: 1 set.
Except during specific training evolutions; when sleeping or on personal time, cadets (Not CPOs) will use this uniform approx. 10% of the time. One to two-day dry cleaning service is available at cost.
8 – Laundry Detergent
9 – Canteen or Camelbak
10 – Appropriate changes of underclothing, including socks.
11 – PT Gear (Navy Blue (no logo/text) or Navy official PT uniform (Navy Blue and Gold) or Navy Blue with non-offensive NSCC, USN, USMC, USCG, USA or USAF logo/text). Sneakers (any color).
12 – Appropriate sleeping gear, including shorts/pants/shirt or pajamas, sleeping bag (No blankets or sheets) and air mattress or foam pad (Adults may bring cot, if desired). Sleeping bag/mattress pad may be carried in a bag if desired.
13 – School-type Spiral Notebook and pens for classroom notes.
(CPOs, Staff Cadets and Adults must also bring Reporter’s Notebook (Available at Staples, Office Max and Office Depot among other locations) and pen for task and informational note taking).
14 – MAAs and MAA trainees – In addition to spiral notebook and other items required of cadets, MAA Brassard
(Purchase from NSCC Ships’s Store online) and Reporter’s Notebook (Available at Staples, Office Max and Office Depot among other locations) and pen for task and informational note taking).
15 – PJs and PJ trainees – Digital camera for official use (at least 5 Megapixel with removal Compact Flash or SD memory card; Flash and batteries, capable of producing jpg images) and Reporter’s Notebook (Available at Staples, Office Max and Office Depot among other locations) and pen (In addition to spiral notebook and other items required of cadets).
16 – Digital or film camera (optional) for personal use.
(NOTE – PJs and PJ trainees must meet the specified digital camera requirements as a minimum for AT use).
17 – Cellular telephone (optional for all except for Staff cadets and Adults).
NOTE – Cadets will be permitted use of cellular telephones or other electronics only during personal time or while in vehicles being transported between sites. During all other (training/duty) times, the carriage or use of cellular telephones or other electronics is not permitted, except by adults and staff cadets.
For safety, security, command and control purposes – Staff cadets and adults are required to bring a cellular telephone and battery charger.
Staff cadets will be permitted carriage of cellular telephones, but not other electronics, during duty time. The use of cellular telephones by Staff cadets during duty time shall be limited to official/duty purposes, directly related to the AT only – no personal calls except when on personal time or while in vehicles being transported between sites.
Adults may utilize personally or job-owned cellular telephones as needed.
Personnel bringing cellular telephones or other electronics are totally responsible for their security and proper use. When not being used or carried, all electronics belongs locked in a Sea Bag or other appropriate location (such as in a locked vehicle).
18 – Civilian clothing (jeans, non-offensive T-shirts, shorts, etc.) and footwear
NOTE – For health and safety reasons, open-toed shoes are not suggested, except for shower use, but may be used at your own risk. All clothing must conform to NSCC REGS, including fit and printed images and text.
19 – Swim Suit and footwear
20 – Utility Jacket (Optional), with proper NSCC Flashes and name tapes attached.
21 – Flashlight and batteries
22 – Sunscreen (SPF 15 or higher)
23 – Personal medications (Doctor prescribed – Optional, if needed)
24 – Laundry Bag
25 – Sewing Kit (Optional)
26 – NSCC ID Card (Must be current or it will be confiscated by the DOD Police or Navy MAA at the Washington Navy Yard entrance gate and not returned)
27 – Spending Money (For snacks, uniform or personal care items, tourist items, etc.)
ADULTS
1 – Sea Bag or Suitcase (Lock suggested)
2 – Garment Bag (Optional) (Lock suggested)
Can be stowed in training building when not needed.
3 – Personal Hygiene Gear
Including shower footwear, soap, toothpaste, toothbrush, shampoo, deodorant, body/foot powder, contact lens solution, wash cloths and towel(s), etc.
4 – Personal Grooming Gear, including shaving gear (males)
5 – Uniform Care and Maintenance Gear, including instant spot remover and shoe shining gear
6 – Service Khaki Uniform (CPOs, Uniformed MIDN and officers only – Not Instructors)
Required: 1 set; Optional: – 2 or more sets.
NOTE – Except during specific training evolutions; when sleeping or on personal time, uniformed MIDN and officers will use this uniform approx. 40% of the time. CPOs will use this uniform approx. 90% of the time. One to two-day dry cleaning service is available at cost.
**MIDN and officers not meeting the height-weight requirements of the NSCC are NOT permitted to wear this uniform during this AT. Instructors may NOT wear this uniform at this AT.
7 – Non-Uniformed Officer and Instructor Uniform (**ALL Instructors and Officers (uniformed and others) – Not CPOs or uniformed MIDN)
(Navy blue NSCC logo polo shirt, Khaki pants, black shoes/socks/belt, Navy blue NSCC ball cap) Required: 2 sets; Optional: – 3 or more sets.
NOTE – Except during specific training evolutions; when sleeping or on personal time, uniformed MIDN and officers will use this uniform approx. 50% of the time. Non-uniformed adults will use this uniform approx. 100% of the time. Laundry will be done weekly. One to two-day dry cleaning service is available at cost.
8 – Summer White Uniform (CPOs, Uniformed MIDN and officers only – Not Instructors)
Required: 1 set.
NOTE – Except during specific training evolutions; when sleeping or on personal time, CPOs, uniformed MIDN and officers will use this uniform approx. 10% of the time. One to two-day dry cleaning service is available at cost.
**MIDN and officers not meeting the height-weight requirements of the NSCC are NOT permitted to wear this uniform during this AT. Instructors may NOT wear this uniform at this AT.
9 – Canteen or Camelbak (Optional for adults if bringing/purchasing bottled water to carry)
10 – Appropriate changes of underclothing, including socks.
11 – PT Gear (Optional) (Navy Blue (no logo/text) or Navy official PT uniform (Navy Blue and Gold) or Navy Blue with non-offensive NSCC, USN, USMC, USCG, USA or USAF logo/text). Sneakers (any color).
12 – Appropriate sleeping gear, including shorts/shirt or pajamas, sleeping bag (No blankets or sheets) and air mattress or foam pad (Adults may bring cot, if desired).
13 – Reporter’s Notebook and pens for notes.
14 – Digital or film camera (optional) for personal use.
(NOTE – PJs and PJ trainees must meet the specified digital camera requirements as a minimum for AT use).
15 – Cellular telephone
For safety, security, command and control purposes – Staff cadets and adults are required to bring a cellular telephone and battery charger.
Adults may utilize personally or job-owned cellular telephones as needed.
Personnel bringing cellular telephones or other electronics are totally responsible for their security and proper use. When not being used or carried, all electronics belongs locked in a Sea Bag or other appropriate location (such as in a locked vehicle).
16 – Civilian clothing (see suggestions above in the cadet section) and footwear
NOTE – For health and safety reasons, open-toed shoes are not suggested, except for shower use, but may be used at your own risk. All clothing must conform to NSCC REGS, including fit and printed images and text.
17 – Swim Suit and footwear (Optional)
18 – All-Weather Jacket (Optional), with proper NSCC Flashes and insignia attached.
19 – Flashlight and batteries
20 – Sunscreen (SPF 15 or higher) (Optional for adults)
21 – Personal medications (Doctor prescribed – Optional, if needed)
22 – Laundry Bag
23 – Sewing Kit (Optional)
24 – NSCC ID Card (Must be current or it will be confiscated by the DOD Police or Navy MAA at the Washington Navy Yard entrance gate and not returned)
25 – Spending Money (For snacks, uniform or personal care items, tourist items, etc.)
26 – Laundry Detergent
