General Orders

[mucho]

On the 9th General order, do I say "To call the petty officer of the watch in any case not covered by instructions" or do I say "To call the corporal of the guard in any case not covered by instructions."

or should I say it both ways???

This has been bugging me for awhile, I thought this would be the best place to have this questioned answerd.
:banana:

How about those bannanas!!!

[Super Dave]

You haven't been reading the Marine Corp General Orders if it says Perry Officer..

[mucho]

alright, sounds good

[jdfairman]

ASVAB waiver?????

[immaproshooter]

petty officer is general orders for navy corporal of the gaurd is the Marine Corps gen. orders, i was in NJROTC for three years while i was in high school(would have done for but didnt make it that far........)

[immaproshooter]

try going here for a reference..........

http://www.marine969.com/general.htm

[immaproshooter]

if i am not mistaken the only ones u need to make sure u do not mistake is number 6 and number 9, all the others are identical(or should be ......unless i am wrong.....)

[GySgtRet]

Everyone of the GENERAL ORDERS needs to be memorized and know the content. If not don't bother going into my MARINE CORPS.....!!!!!

[Echo_Four_Bravo]

Gunny, I believe the poolee was saying that the only place there is a difference between the Navy and Marine Corps General Orders is on 6 and 9, not that you only need to know 6 and 9. I thought the same thing you did at first, but when I reread it, I don't think the wannabe shooter was trying to say you only needed to know those 2 general orders.

[immaproshooter]

thank you Echo_Four_Bravo thats exactly what i was tryin to say, i must have worded it wrong sorry bout that.........