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What Would You Do?

What Would You Do?

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What Would You Do?

Test your new skills.

Once you understand the Stress Continuum, the OSC Decision Matrix and the 5 Core Leader Functions, read some real-life, real-Navy scenarios to see how those principles can be successfully applied.

Articles:
  • Scenario: Flight Deck Fatalities
    Scenario: Flight Deck Fatalities
    ABEC Flanders was on the flight deck during recovery flight ops and had just stepped back inside for a head call when an arresting cable separated in a freak accident and killed two of his best young petty officers.
  • Scenario: A Berating Chief
    Scenario: A Berating Chief
    HM2 Hernandez attempts to confide in HMC Wilson about sleeping and anger issues he has experienced since returning from an Individual Augmentee assignment in Afghanistan.
  • Scenario: Three Deployments
    Scenario: Three Deployments
    A Navy family with two children experiences three extended deployments over a couple of years.
  • Scenario: A Deployment Detour
    Scenario: A Deployment Detour
    A Navy guided missile destroyer is scheduled for a two-week deployment to conduct routine exercise and training with other U.S. and host national vessels.
  • Scenario: Checking In To A New Command
    Scenario: Checking In To A New Command
    The Chief of the Boat gets a new Sailor onboard and, as part of his usual routine, asks him about his check-in process to see if there were any problems.
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