^ On that note, how do/did you guys keep from laughing at half the stuff that goes on there? Is there so much suck that you dont notice it at the time, or is it a challenge to keep your bearing and not laugh?
^ On that note, how do/did you guys keep from laughing at half the stuff that goes on there? Is there so much suck that you dont notice it at the time, or is it a challenge to keep your bearing and not laugh?
So yes, towards the end, especially right before you become a candio, it is a HUGE challenge to keep your bearing.
How was your "last meal" as OCs? Ours was hilarious. The CandiO class had us pretty challenged I keep bearing.
How was your "last meal" as OCs? Ours was hilarious. The CandiO class had us pretty challenged I keep bearing.
To the dude asking about stuff being hard, I'm sure whatever the rules, you won't have very much fun. Show up ready to kick ass and just go with it. You have no control over anything but yourself.
DI: "Guess what candidate? I'm about to go to prison! You know why?"
Candidate: "No Sir"
DI: "Article 121 of the UCMJ, Larceny! Cuz I'm gonna STEAL YOUR SOUL!!"
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Recently observed at OCS.
Whats up with the new ropes course? I did something like this in my college football days but there a couple stages that look pretty complicated
Yea they stopped doing the last meal when I was there.
How much are you expected to know about the enlisted side of the Navy? (ratings, etc.) I bought a few naval books just out of personal interest and to put it plainly, there are a sh** ton of ratings with many of them seeming to overlap. For example, what's the difference between an Aviation Electrician's Mate and an Aviation Electronics Technician? ... just curious