Last Updated 5 Aug 2010

EXECUTIVE OFFICER

 

 

 

 

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ENS. Robert Garceau

I am very honored to have been appointed to the position of XO. As you all know by now, LCDR Woodward has returned from his deployment to Afghanistan and resumed command of Liberty (AGTR-5) Division. He has promised that there will be many changes in the unit. I promise to do my best for our cadets and to help make this unit the kind of place where our young cadets really want to be and a source of pride. I am always open to suggestions or recommendations from cadet or parents alike.

Should you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact me.

Respectfully yours,

ENS. Robert Garceau, USNSCC
XO

 

The Executive Officer is normally, but not necessarily, the second most senior USNSCC Officer affiliated with the Division. The XO is the direct representative of the Commanding Officer, and as such, all orders issued by the XO will be interpreted as being issued by the Commanding Officer.

 

Basic Functions:
[a] Relief: To the maximum extent possible, the Executive Officer will relieve the Commanding Officer of administrative details encountered in the day-to-day operation of the Division.

[b] Assistant OIC's: Detachment Assistant OIC's serve in the capacity of Executive Officer for their respective detachments.

Duties and Responsibilities:
[a] Keep the Commanding Officer fully informed regarding the status of Administration, Operations, and Supply with in the Division.

[b] Coordinate and supervise the efforts of Department Heads and assistants.

[c] Assist in preparing the Annual Budget and Audit Report.

[d] Assign in writing all Officers and Midshipmen to their assigned billets.

[e] Serve as primary coordinator for all social activities and functions, which involve the Division.

[f] With the exception of personnel evaluations, sign "by direction" all Service Record entries, routine correspondence, and requisition forms, as necessary.

[g] Assume command in the absence of the Commanding Officer.

[h] Serve as an instructor or Escort Officer, as necessary.

[i] Perform all other duties as may be assigned by the Commanding Officer.

Reporting:
The Executive Officer reports to the Commanding officer in the performance of assigned duties. [b] Subordinate: Department Heads and assistants report to the Executive Officer in the performance of assigned duties.