pleahy15
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Well, good to know that I am also being trained for my post Navy career as a competitive eater.12 minutes now for indocs, and 15 for the rest of the squadron. Gotta eat fast ???
Well, good to know that I am also being trained for my post Navy career as a competitive eater.12 minutes now for indocs, and 15 for the rest of the squadron. Gotta eat fast ???
The only person who knows how many ribbons you have is you. Just wear the ronald mcdonald one. Less things they can hit you on during uniform inspection.Stupid Question:
Can Priors wear their top three ribbons for inspections, or do they have to go with their full ribbon rack?
Full ribbon rack while at OCS.Stupid Question:
Can Priors wear their top three ribbons for inspections, or do they have to go with their full ribbon rack?
Maybe that's a new rule. Nobody cared before. We had SEALs with only one ribbon. They didn't even wear their tridents.Full ribbon rack while at OCS.
It might be class team dependent, I’m not sure. Our SEALs wore their full rack, tridents, and parachutist wings. A lot of our priors had to get new ribbon racks as well.Maybe that's a new rule. Nobody cared before. We had SEALs with only one ribbon. They didn't even wear their tridents.
Surely it is. At the end of the day, they won't know what ribbons you earned unless they pulled your personnel record -- which they won't. I'd say just go with full rack to be safe, though. Can't go wrong with that.It might be class team dependent, I’m not sure. Our SEALs wore their full rack, tridents, and parachutist wings. A lot of our priors had to get new ribbon racks as well.
Yes, I would recommend them as to not scratch the crap out of your actual band.I was looking through and not able to find anything. But are silicone wedding bands allowed at OCS?
Solid. Thank you! I am assuming that it would have to be black or silver?Yes, I would recommend them as to not scratch the crap out of your actual band.
I saw both colors while I was there. You should be fine with either.Solid. Thank you! I am assuming that it would have to be black or silver?
Any reasonable recruiter, I'd imagine, would just make you phone muster and maybe help out with anything in your area if need be. My OHARP was really far away so I didn't do it. I just went straight to Pensacola. If you have a no earlier than date, that might be a problem however.Has anyone had experience with OHARP living in a remote area? I'm 300+ miles from the nearest officer recruiter. Just curious if I'll be sent back for OHARP or straight to Pensacola. I asked my recruiter, but he hasn't experienced anyone out as far as me.
Has anyone had experience with OHARP living in a remote area? I'm 300+ miles from the nearest officer recruiter. Just curious if I'll be sent back for OHARP or straight to Pensacola. I asked my recruiter, but he hasn't experienced anyone out as far as me.
Sounds like my OHARP experience as well. Texted my recruiter every morning to check in, and maybe talked to 1 or 2 people about OCS. And I was 5 miles from the office Best 3 paid month vacation everI was out of NRD Seattle and my one way commute was 100 miles to the HQ.
There were 2-3 other stashed ensigns there and the LT divo who was responsible for us only required me to phone muster. He only gave me a few rules, dont get fat, dont get a DUI and dont touch people where they pee without permission. Everything else was free game.
I was the go to guy for chatting about OCS though, if someone wanted to pick my brain I was supposed to give them my time.
Only one person wanted to talk, they were given my number and never called.
Who knew the Navy gave summer vacations?