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OCS Gouge Compilation

m0tbaillie

Former SWO
So, I realize we get a lot of people in both these boards and on USNavyOCS asking various questions that have been covered by gouge, and a lot of people asking for gouge that has either been lost or is floating around in Interweb limbo.

Therefore, I am trying to make a compilation of all the useful, relevant, accurate gouge that has helped people succeed at OCS.

At the moment, I have found the following:

ASTB gouge (PDF)
ASTB mechanical gouge (PDF)
"Survivors Guide to OCS" (PDF - Dec '07)
Big Four Gouge (PPT - Chain of Command, Code of Conduct, General Orders of a Sentry, Rank structure, Staff Corp Insignia, Warfare Devices/pins, Sailor's Creed, National Anthem, Navy/Marine Corp Hymns)

They are located here: http://navy.motbaillie.com

I'm going to temporarily remove the Peterson's ARCO Military Flight PDF (even though they distribute it freely on their website) and then just directly link to it (on their site) later when I put up on actual page.

Everything else was retrieved from the public domain, is not copyrighted, or the original authors are unknown. If I receive any complaints from anyone, the content in question will be removed however most of this material has, thus far, been widely distributed and created for the benefit of the prospective Navy OCS community.



These are just the first couple of things that I either had readily available or that came to mind. Ideally, I would like to compile all of the most useful stuff that will benefit people the most into this one place (because my hosting isn't going anywhere anytime soon) and have a stickied thread on both this site and USNavyOCS.

Questions, comments, suggestions, and GOUGE and very much appreciated!

Edit: look for frequent changes to this main post. I am going to organize this information quite a bit more and convert as much of the information I gather to PDF format as possible.
 

Tyler

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pilot
Contributor
Good idea. I'll be looking forward to your gatherings as I wait on my OCS class date.
 

HH-60H

Manager
pilot
Contributor
So, I realize we get a lot of people in both these boards and on USNavyOCS asking various questions that have been covered by gouge, and a lot of people asking for gouge that has either been lost or is floating around in Interweb limbo.

Therefore, I am trying to make a compilation of all the useful, relevant, accurate gouge that has helped people succeed at OCS.

At the moment, I have found and uploaded the following:

ARCO Military Flight (PDF)
ASTB gouge (PDF)
ASTB mechanical gouge (PDF)
"Survivors Guide to OCS" (Dec 07 - PDF)


They are located here:
These are just the first couple of things that I either had readily available or that came to mind. Ideally, I would like to compile all of the most useful stuff that will benefit people the most into this one place (because my hosting isn't going anywhere anytime soon) and have a stickied thread on both this site and USNavyOCS.

Questions, comments, suggestions, and GOUGE and very much appreciated!
Unless you have permission to distribute the copyrighted works that are posted on your website, please don't post a link to it here.
 

HH-60H

Manager
pilot
Contributor
So, I realize we get a lot of people in both these boards and on USNavyOCS asking various questions that have been covered by gouge, and a lot of people asking for gouge that has either been lost or is floating around in Interweb limbo.

Therefore, I am trying to make a compilation of all the useful, relevant, accurate gouge that has helped people succeed at OCS.

At the moment, I have found and uploaded the following:

ARCO Military Flight (PDF)
ASTB gouge (PDF)
ASTB mechanical gouge (PDF)
"Survivors Guide to OCS" (PDF - Dec 07)

Big Four Gouge (PPT - Chain of Command, Code of Conduct, General Orders of a Sentry, Rank structure, Staff Corp Insignia, Warfare Devices/pins, Sailor's Creed, National Anthem, Navy/Marine Corp Hymns)
They are located here:
These are just the first couple of things that I either had readily available or that came to mind. Ideally, I would like to compile all of the most useful stuff that will benefit people the most into this one place (because my hosting isn't going anywhere anytime soon) and have a stickied thread on both this site and USNavyOCS.

Questions, comments, suggestions, and GOUGE and very much appreciated!

Edit: look for frequent changes to this main post. I am going to organize this information quite a bit more and convert as much of the information I gather to PDF format as possible.
I'm going to assume that you didn't see my first post.

DO NOT post a link to your website if it contains copyrighted material that you do not have permission to distribute.
 

Kickflip89

Below Ladder
None
Contributor
m0tbaillie's website said:
This is a somewhat lengthy write-up that was penned by someone who went through OCS as recently as Dec. 07. It makes for a good read, but it should not be taken as gospel. OCS is highly dynamic and varies from class to class. Your experience at OCS depends on not only your DIs but on your class as a whole. Your Mileage WILL Vary.

Did you write this?
 

OUSOONER

Crusty Shellback
pilot
Oh, the OCS staff is going to love this one.

Link emailed. :D

Oh god M0t...change your real name before you head to OCS... :eek:

And maybe start quoting Jen-nay on Forrest Gump..."Dear god, make me a bird, so I can fly far...far far away from here...Dear god, make me a bird, so I can fly far..far far away from here!"
 

Morgan81

It's not my lawn. It's OUR lawn.
pilot
Contributor
Oh, the OCS staff is going to love this one.

Link emailed. :D
That "survival guide" document came from a few different Newport/Pensacola graduates and was given out by a recruiter IIRC. All of that information in that and the other docs is/was out there already. Our boy here just put it all in one spot... which, I suppose that counts for something, forget I said anything, commence care packages.:D
 
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