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29 Sept 2007
- Thread starter cdrsniper
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The more permanent people in your chain of command are listed online (somewhere on the OCS website) and the more direct ones, you will learn when you get there (and learn them quickly). I would recommend just memorizing the titles for now. The big 4 are good to know beforehand, but don't sweat it too much. You WILL know them. I promise...
That 30-60% don't graduate with their class is true but don't let this scare you. The VAST majority of people who rolled out of my class either came in unprepared (In PFA failure), did something STUPID (posted on AW that they were going to sandbag the In PFA) or had a shitty attitude (If you suck at putting others needs before your own, you're gonna have a bad time).
Some people, like Godspeed, get seriously sick or injured by no fault of their own and it is just bad luck. Know that you are going to get sick at OCS; suck it up if you can, if not, it's OK to roll, take some time to get healthy and try again as long as you don't fall into the fat lazy H-er mentality. That being said, there are usually several quality people in the H class who are a valuable resource. Good luck to all of you.
PS, there have been some other threads with females asking for a female POV on OCS. As has been stated here before 98% of being a successful OCS grad is not expecting special treatment. The other 2% are issues that are gender specific and I'll be happy to give anyone who PMs me my $0.02 on what life is like for the "fairer sex" at OCS.
Well said red.
A bit more about H: if you roll, it's not the end of the world, but many get caught up in the black-hole of H class. They go to medical for the slightest thing and go med down and take it easy when they should be preparing to class up. Bottom line is yes, go to medical if the condition warrants it. For minor aches, pains and sickness, push through it. It doesn't stop, candidates!
A bit more about H: if you roll, it's not the end of the world, but many get caught up in the black-hole of H class. They go to medical for the slightest thing and go med down and take it easy when they should be preparing to class up. Bottom line is yes, go to medical if the condition warrants it. For minor aches, pains and sickness, push through it. It doesn't stop, candidates!
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My orders say 28th at 1200 to 29th at 1100. I would love to show up on the 30th, but my orders dont say that. Ya, where are we all going to meet on the 28th? What hotel are you all staying in? My home email is jean@nukumall.com Please let me know...
