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What does SCD, ORNS, or ORD stand for?

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The term "ORD" refers to Operationally Ready Date, which signals the first step in a National Serviceman's journey from a full-time National Serviceman (NSF) to an Operationally Ready National Serviceman (NSman) "ORNS" stands for Operationally Ready National Service, which is the period of service that a National Serviceman serves after completing full-time National Service. The term "SCD" is defined as Service Completion Date.The term "ORD" refers to Operationally Ready Date, which signals the first step in a National Serviceman's journey from a full-time National Serviceman (NSF) to an Operationally Ready National Serviceman (NSman. The term "ORNS" stands for Operationally Ready National Service, which is the period of service that a National Serviceman serves after completing full-time National Service. The term "SCD" is defined as Service Completion Date.

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