Can U.S. Navy recruits access the internet while in boot camp?
458808
pretty much all communication for boot camp is limited to one 30 second phone call at the beginning to say "I got here" and snail mail the rest of the time.\n\nThey may have more access once they hit A school, but even then, it will be along the lines of 250 guys sharing ten comps at the library.
306259
https://rn.ftc.gov/pls/dod/wsolcq$.startup?Z_ORG_CODE=PU01
746199
The Navy does not have it within Basic Training, but we do have another program during "A" school that can lead to an honor promotion.\n\nIts called AAP, Accelerated Advancement Program.  If a student does exceptionally well, performs above and beyond what is expected of them, and passes a board of experienced sailors, he or she can reach their first command as an (E4) Third Class Petty Officer.\n\nSo, yes, the Navy has something close to that.
1132814
Yes there is.....\n\nhttp://www.e-messenger.net\n\nu can access yahoo,msn,aol .....
565055
try this and see if you get a login prompt (from the browser):\n\nftp://ftp.yahoo.com\n\nIf you get a login prompt then you have port 21 access
355840
You will be unable to get any information.  The Navy will only release information under certain circumstances, and you would not only need to have full name, you would also need their SS number and a damn good reason why you need to contact them.  \n\nYou can go to Military.com, and post a "looking for" message on their buddy finder, but the odds are small that you will have any luck.
151207
Odd question.... and more importantly, they let you have internet in prison?\nEnjoy it.
789972
All of the above answers are good.  Navy Boot Camp will require you to pass a Physical Readiness Test prior to graduation.  The amount of push-up, sit-up, and the time for a mile and a half run are all based on your age.  Your Recruiting station is responsible for administering the test and ensuring you pass it prior to shipping to RTC.  If you still can’t pass by the time you are scheduled to go they should drop you or change your ship date but probably won’t.  At Boot Camp you will get three more physical test.  At a minimum you have to pass the final one.  If you still can’t pass you will go to a physical conditioning division and stay there until you pass or until the Navy sends you home.  \n\nOther than that, the rest of Navy boot camp is 75% classroom.  You will do push-ups and other physical training daily to build teamwork and attention to detail.\n\nGood Luck\n\nRTC Link:\nhttp://www.nstc.navy.mil/rtcgl/
19424
There are databases online I have access to, but they are only for Military Personell. My friends and I talk a lot in Yahoo chatrooms, maybe youll see us there.
254092
Yes.  Your IP and MAC addresses can be logged by the service provider.  This is generally used to track your surfing habits so that online retailers and such can provide more accurate advertising for sales.  It is also used as study for some to provide better services.  They cannot use this information against you in any way unless you have been caught engaging in illegal activity over the internet such as hacking or building child porn sites and such.  It is possible for all ISPs to track surfing habits, but not all do (unless asked to by law enforcement).  Check your service provider's privacy policy to get more specific information.
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Of all the people I know in prison, not one of them has ever mentioned being able to use a computer with Internet. They can use computers' to write letters and practice typing skills, play games but that's about it. Unless they are granted special privelages to go online but then I would believe they would be watched awful close. Real close.
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Military.com should have a search by name\nClick on Buddy Finder\n\nSometimes members choose NOT to have their information made available; if they did you won't be able to see them unless you join.
679229
go to a navy base, they'll hook you up..
543888
i know from my time in the navy you can be court marshaled for saying corrupt things about the president and any other high ranking officals. if i remember it right its borderline treason, which according to military law you can be put to death for. and for those that dont know the NSA tracks everything you do on the internet, its included with the patriot act. so anything you say wrong about the president or the government is tracked and logged. and then anytime you log on it red flags your ip address so you can be tracked online.
547445
Yes you can.  http://www.usafis.org/\n\nHowever, considering you didn't bother to find that youself on the Internet, maybe you shouldn't be coming here.\n\nIn any case, good luck.
958689
You can browse the site anonymously, but be aware that the organisation will still be capable of tracking your internet activity more directly (often through remote desktop monitoring), and thus any proxy you connect through will likely end up blocked also. You may also end up losing your network privileges, or worse - your job.\n\nBe VERY careful before doing this - may not be worth the risks you are seeking to take
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AKO has white pages, if you're authorized can find them there...\n\nhttps://www.us.army.mil/suite/login/welcome.html