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I’m hoping someone will be so kind to tell me what they know about this. Forgive me for being ignorant.

My husband is commissioning as a 2LT in less than two weeks. He has been given a report date for BOlC II that is approx. 5 months out but hasn’t received “orders” yet and they’ve been told they may not until the day before graduation. I’ve been searching everywhere trying to find out what may happen so I can attempt to have things prepared for us and our daughter but there doesn’t seem to be much info about this, and what I found certainly isn’t helpful... So In the large gap between commissioning and his BOLC date do they PCS us ahead of time and have him work odd jobs? Are we turned loose to do as we please for a while? Do you know anyone or have heard through the grapevine about what happened with someone else in this situation? Looking for anything!! Haha.

Also, my husband is active duty. Not ROTC or any previous military experience.

Thank you in advance to those who take the time to answer.

My husband and I were baptized almost 2 years ago and since then have naturally started paying more attention to what we're watching. I've been looking for sites that have a list of appropriate family-type movies (not only movies that would be found at a Christian store or message based) we just don't want to hear oh my... Or any other religious expletives/vain mentioning. We watch a lot of cartoons (we love cartoons haha) but I occasionally want a real movie or maybe series that I can relax and feel safe to watch without being on guard. Examples I can think of are like Second Hand Lions, The Book of Eli, Hacksaw Ridge, and Lord of the Rings. They are all great movies without a lot of bad language or undue sexuality. My husband likes war movies but I'm really not picky. Also open to good "Christian" films.

Thank you in advance for answering! :)

a) a muon (a subatomic particle with a mass of 1.884x10^-25g) traveling at 345 m/s

b) an electron (Me=9.10939x10^-28g) moving at 3.90 x10^6m/s in an electron microscope

c)a 78 kg athlete running a 4 minute mile

d)earth (mass=6.0 x 10^27g) moving through space at 2.9x10^4m/s