US Navy OCS Chain of Command
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Who is the first person in your chain of command? | Section Leader
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| Who is the second person in your chain of command? | Class Chief Petty Officer and Class Drill Instructor
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| Who is the third person in your chain of command? | Class Officer
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| Who is the fourth person in your chain of command? | Assistant Operations Officer of Officer Candidate School
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| Who is the fifth person in your chain of command? | Operations Officer of Officer Candidate School
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| Who is the sixth person in your chain of command? | Executive Officer, Officer Training Command Newport Commander Julie O'Neal
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| Who is the seventh person in your chain of command? | Commanding Officer, Officer Training Command Newport Captain Kenneth Gray
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| Who is the eighth person in your chain of command? | Commander, Naval Service Training Command Rear Admiral Clifford Sharpe
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| Who is the ninth person in your chain of command? | Commander, Naval Education and Training Command Rear Admiral Joseph Kilkenny
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| Who is the tenth person in your chain of command? | Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Gary Roughead
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| Who is the eleventh person in your chain of command? | Secretary of the Navy the Honorable Mr. Ray Mabus
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| Who is the twelfth person in your chain of command? | Secretary of Defense the Honorable Mr. Robert Gates
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| Who is the thirteenth person in your chain of command? | Vice-President of the United States Joseph Biden
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| Who is the fourteenth person in your chain of command? | President of the United States Barack Obama
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