MAJ Kev

I am trying to help out some of the local NROTC Midshipmen with some issues they are getting the shoulder-shrug from their instructors.

What are the Navy / NETC regulations or policies that cover how to run a gee dunk-type fund and inventory. The Mids are running a pretty large deficit and have an inventory control problem. They sell snacks and run a coffee machine in their "wardroom", and sell t-shirts and such to lower costs of their annual ball and so on.

I know all about how we do it in the Army, and have advised the kids on some basic unit fund practices, but no success in finding the Navy's policies - not least of which, I do not know what it is even called in the Navy.

I have two 1970s era plastic model kits (HO scale buildings), unassembled, still in the original boxes; they were made in the old East Germany. They are nice kits, nothing spectacular.

Should I build them and enjoy them on my layouts, or keep them on the shelf in the box as mementos?

I have recently acquired some resin scale models in 1:72 and 1:76 scale.

What is the best method to cut them from the sprues and assemble them?

Do you think that everyone who spells 'corps' as 'core' or 'corp' thinks that those who spell it correctly are actually wrong?