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Naval Nuclear Power Training Command in Goose Creek (101 Naval Nuclear Power Training Command Cir, SC 29445)
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Naval Nuclear Power Training Command is located in Goose Creek (South Carolina state) on the street of 101 Naval Nuclear Power Training Command Cir. If you want to ask about something we recommend contacting this place by phone. The Phone number is +1843-794-8004. You can get more information from their website: http://www.navsea.navy.mil/Home/NNPTC.aspx. The coordinates that you can use in navigation applications to get to find Naval Nuclear Power Training Command quickly are 32.965960, -79.966235. Scroll down to find out opening hours, reviews and other important information about Naval Nuclear Power Training Command.
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LARPing on the Spine made for a great show. NNPTC turns out the world's best nuclear operators and the world's best trolls. There was a guy who ate pencil eraser shavings. He couldn't understand why the other students saved their pencil eraser shavings and put them on his desk. If you're reading this and still wondering, it's because they wanted to watch you eat them. You're welcome 😉 Also, it's not unheard of for students to fall asleep while standing up. You'll know that it's happened when you hear the crash of a sleepy nuke student falling into the Ordered Stand Podium. I have more stories, but they aren't family-friendly. Just know that this place attracts a lot of interesting people.
08.2022CondorTheSlayer
I ordered the 25-4 option and immediately regretted it, one of the worst options i could've ordered. Definitely would not return. Staff was helpful though.
06.2022Neal
It's a great place to meet people. The academic atmosphere and amicable educators really allow your abilities to shine while always maintaining verbatim compliance. I, as a graduate in 2000, would recommend.
04.2022James
Post PNEO. When they say "the easiest way out is through." It is a complete Lie. There are 2 ways out failure or suicide. If you dont want to be a nuke. do yourself a favor and fail. Fail hard fast and don't look back. Where ever you land it will be better than years in toxic commands surrounded by people counting the decades of their life that they have to get through in order to be able to leave.
11.2021LibertyPrime
We evacuated the building because somebody somebody lit a dryer on fire. Some poor man's clothes are no longer existing, rip.
10.2021Steven
Best learning experience ever, I learned I should've tried harder in high school and gone to college instead... In all honesty, this is the worst it gets in the pipeline, but you meet some great people here with whom you share a bond that'll last years. It's difficult, but nothing worth your time isn't.
10.2020Dirk
The schooling is no joke, and it's not for everyone. If you need help in any way, talk to somebody. Stay out of trouble and do what you can, and remember that flunking out is not the end of your career.
10.2020Andrew
I really liked my training and experience here at nuke school, made a lot of good friends and memories that I now cherish and fondly look back on, but the way I was treated by the upper chain of command, including this place, as a whole by my vindictive roommate in the context of the guilty until proven innocent Kangaroo Courts of Nuke School, was less than stellarly. But, hey everything is fine now, I fully own my house and successful business, something that wouldn't be possible had I still been in the navy (I would still be 4 more years until getting out at this point), so I'm somewhat grateful things turned out the way they did. UPDATE: Making close to 120,000 year now, thanks for kicking me out! Took 2 years to earn all the capital necessary to kick off the business idea, and it's paying big.
10.2018Adam
This is a great Navy campus, I just wish the instructors weren't so needlessly harsh on all the students. The barracks rooms are a little cramped in some of the buildings but you won't be here too long so don't worry. They could use a real gym/gymnasium, the ones they have are not purpose built at all but they work.
10.2016Beth
Awesome Naval base!! My son was stationed there for 15 months while attending Navy Nuclear training schools. The facilities are great - awesome location - friendly people and very close to Charleston!!! Staff seems to be very knowledgeable and certainly very family friendly.
10.2013