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2025-01-29 22:19:05

Advice for becoming a Nuke Officer or a Reserve?

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As far as I was told the concepts in trig based physics and calc based physics are the same but just use different math, those are my only missing classes. I have already taken advanced chem classes that require calculus ( P chem/Intro to nuclear science/differential equations that involved calculating wave functions and with deriving a plethora of equations etc ). I have a decent amount of experience using calculus in stem classes.

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There are no nukes in the Navy Reserve. Most of the officer corps (and enlisted for that matter) of the reserve force have some amount of active duty time prior to moving over. Sometimes on a couple of years sometimes more. The reservist nukes that I have run into have all completed their OBLISERVE or enlistment contracts, and then decided to continue their service. So 112X (submarine line) and SWO(N) officers that move from active to reserve give up the nuke side of things. They do very well in non-nuclear billets based on their backgrounds.

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I am currently 3 months away from graduation and is it possible to become a nuke after OCS? if so how selective is it? I believed NUPOC was the only way to become a nuke officer

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