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• The first was fleet readiness evaluation in the early 1950s of the F7U-3 Cutlass.
• In November, " Phoenix " received the highest possible Tactical Effectiveness Factor during a Tactical Readiness Evaluation ( TRE ).
• He served as senior member of the Tactical Readiness Evaluation team and Prospective Commanding Officer Instructor for the Commander, Submarine Force Atlantic.
• After an operational readiness evaluation and gunfire support qualifications at Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Rico, the ship returned to Mayport on 2 July.
• By July, the Gold Crew was again on board, undertaking Patrol 62, and thereafter, conducted an unscheduled ORSE and a Tactical Readiness Evaluation.
• With that yard work complete on 13 February 1970, the destroyer spent the next three months conducting equipment tests, readiness evaluations, and crew training.
• The corrections department has contracted with the Employment Development Department since 1989 to provide job readiness evaluations, job search workshops, pre-employment preparation and job retention services.
• Finishing this training in May 1985, HMH-361 attained the highest Marine Corps Combat Readiness Evaluation System ( MCCRES ) grade to date for a rotary wing squadron.
• Following readiness evaluation exercises off the Hawaiian Islands, she arrived Yokosuka, Japan, on 22 November and commenced Fleet operations that continued to the end of the year.
• The process peaks this month with what one school might refer to as " readiness evaluation, " another as " student assessment " and yet another as simply " play group sessions ."
• She then sailed for the United States, and, following her operational readiness evaluation in the Caribbean operating areas, reached Mayport to disembark CVW-1 . " America " returned to Norfolk on 4 November.
• The Gold Crew relieved the Blue in June, refitting the ship and thereafter conducting Patrol 58, at the end of which they passed a Defense Nuclear Surety Inspection, a Navy Technical Proficiency Inspection and a Tactical Readiness Evaluation.
• The succeeding years, through 1958, were spent in training in anti-submarine warfare tactics out of Guantanamo, off the Virginia Capes, and Norfolk with interim periods for overhaul and readiness evaluations . " Parle " periodically provided services to the Fleet Sonar School and type commanders.
• After completion of the necessary work, the Gold Crew took the boat out for Patrol 60, with the crew passing an ORSE . The Blue Crew then completed a refit and got underway for Patrol 61, and following this, completed a Tactical Readiness Evaluation and a Navy Technical Proficiency Inspection.
• "Lafayette " began 1985 with a refit at Holy Loch in preparation for Patrol 56, after which the Gold Crew achieved superior results on the ORSE . Subsequently, the Blue Crew completed a refit and Patrol 57, which included a Tactical Readiness Evaluation and a Navy Technical Proficiency Inspection at its conclusion.
• On 9 June 1966, " Larson " deployed to WESTPAC with ASWGRU FIVE . The pre-deployment ORE ( Operational Readiness Evaluation ) was conducted in the Hawaiian operations area with units of ASWGRU FIVE, including Destroyer Division ( DESDIV 252 ), Carrier Anti-Submarine Group 53 ( CVSG 53 ).
• The carrier left Mayport on Friday, 13 January 1978 for a three-week at-sea period in the Atlantic Fleet Weapons Training Facility ( AFWTF ) of the Roosevelt Roads Operating Area to complete the third phase of Type Commander's Training ( TYT-3 ), and to undergo the Operational Readiness Evaluation ( ORE ).
• He also served as Senior Member of the Naval Submarine Force s Tactical Readiness Evaluation Team, on the Joint Staff as deputy director for Politico-Military Affairs for Europe, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Russia and Africa, and deputy commander for U . S . Strategic Command's Joint Functional Component Command for Global Strike in Omaha, Nebraska.
• During his COMSUBLANT tenure, he created the Tactical Readiness Evaluation ( TRE ) program, reconstructed war plans for interactions with the Soviet Union at a critical moment ( taking into consideration their bastions for ballistic submarines ), and transformed the program for negotiating the pace of operation and calculating  home port time for officers and crew ( converting OPTEMPO to PERSTEMPO ).