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Yeah that's what I figured just making fun. I wake up at 0315 EST so usually by like 0700-0800 i gotta remind myself most people haven't really started their day lol
That’s the most AD thing I have hear in a while. I haven’t had to be up at 0315 for anything in a year or twoYeah that's what I figured just making fun. I wake up at 0315 so usually by like 0700-0800 i gotta remind myself most people haven't really started their day lol
TrueYeah based on other things I've heard and seen, you're probably right. I've studied bravo knowledge on and off since it's all brand new to me.
But dude yeah. I know hurry up and wait will be the norm. But this limbo I feel is different. Idk some of y'all are already AD so you'd know better
Averaging four hours a night is crazy and not needed. The only night I got four hours of sleep was before RLP. Most nights are like six hours. They are required to give 7 hours of uninterrupted rest time, doors can be closed at 21:00 and lights need to be out by 22:00, so if you and your roommate shower quick you can squeeze an extra 45 min of sleep in. A lot of people don’t utilize their time efficiently the first few weeks, and end up staying up late to make up for it. OCS is a team sport, so if your deck all works together on cleaning, uniform prep, and folding stuff, it goes a lot quicker. Boils down to helping your shipmates equals more sleep and an easier time for everyoneIt's funny cause I'll hear about getting up at 0400 and 0430 at OCS and I'm like "cool I can sleep in" lol even though we'll probably be up late too. One OHARP ENS told me while taking me to a medical appt said they averaged 4 hours of sleep in phase 1 of OCS
I graduated Dec. 2025. This information is valid, 6hrs is pretty average up until the last 3 weeks and then things start to look up a bit but not by much lol. Depending on your billet that is. 100% team sport for RLP and pretty much all inspections beyond (but primarily RLP). As they say, the most fun you never want to have again.Averaging four hours a night is crazy and not needed. The only night I got four hours of sleep was before RLP. Most nights are like six hours. They are required to give 7 hours of uninterrupted rest time, doors can be closed at 21:00 and lights need to be out by 22:00, so if you and your roommate shower quick you can squeeze an extra 45 min of sleep in. A lot of people don’t utilize their time efficiently the first few weeks, and end up staying up late to make up for it. OCS is a team sport, so if your deck all works together on cleaning, uniform prep, and folding stuff, it goes a lot quicker. Boils down to helping your shipmates equals more sleep and an easier time for everyone
You and me bothYall, I think im at my wits end here. If I don't get a call from my CO in the next 48 hours, I fear I may spontaneously combust.