New York style or Chicago. Your life depends on the answer to this question.
So sorry, I didn't see your question!
Basically, where I work is like a big war simulation. The units go into the training area (a big desert), they set up their TAAs (Tactical Assembly Areas) and they duke it out with another unit who's playing the "bad guys" or opposing force.
While this is all going on, there's what they call an OCT (Observer/Combat Trainer) who shadows the different sections of the unit and assesses their skills. They pass their assessments on to my office, who puts everything together into a big, pretty powerpoint presentation, and a couple of times throughout their rotation, they get taken aside and given a briefing on their assessment so far.
I rather lucked into the position, as normally they require military experience to get the job. I happened to come along when they were short on personnel and put in an application. 8 years later, I'm still on the job, so I guess I did something right.
Acceptable.
At least not that I can remember.My greatest fear is waking up one morning to find that I've got a flesh eating bacterial infection. That and dying alone.
None. Don't like wine personally.
