I was Bravo company when you guys were in Alpha, just got to BOLC. Sorry about the whole backpack situation that was created with you guys towards the end in white phase 😬
Hello. I'm a retired Army vet on the enlisted side, and my daughter wants to be an officer. She is a 4-year college graduate, 4 year high school JORTC and would like to work on the medical side of the Army. So far she has made a 73 on the practice test. Her Army recruiter isn't being helpful, though. He's not helping her obtain an OCS packet, instead is telling her to enlist and then go "Green to Gold." Yeah, about that. What's the best way for my daughter to get connected with an officer recruiter who can help her get the OCS packet started? Great job with the information!!! Thanks
As I was watching this, I was guessing you were in A Co. And you confirmed it, haha. Your experience sounds much harsher than my company's. We had 45 minutes to shower and change after PT, and if we were running late because we went to TAP-C, cadres gave us extra time and marched us to DFAC. Almost everyone, if not all, used red light once they got into the bushes, and nobody got caught. Perhaps you can also guess which company I'm in. XD Btw, we now take two ACFTs, one for class-up and one for phase-up. I was told by the cadre that it's a recent change. And I think it's 10m? We went fast af for the ruck march. Even the commander was panting, and it was def not the pace on SOP (17 mins +- 30 secs, I think?), but nobody failed. Also, as of now, TBB is only for in-service people. If you're 09S, including the prior services who are coming back, you'll be fighting for OML. Things might change in the future, though.
I am currently waiting to see if i was accepted for OCS. I am also at Ft. Knox i was DA Selected for Recruiting. So if i dont get selected ,im moving to Hawaii to Recruit!
She will be paid as that enlisted rank until her officer pay catches up Army doesn’t decrease only increase. She will receive E pay for O1-3 as well to boost pay for prior enlisted officers.
I’m Hispanic i speak 80% of English, Do you think that you need a higher level of English? I have a bachelor’s degree in psychology and I’m 27 years old.
This video was very informative. I’m currently in the military and considering switching over to the officer side. Is it possible for me to reach out to you via email for more information?
Work on your sprints and get on long distance runs. Start with one mile 3-5 time a week in your first week to acclimate and build endurance. Then increase your run the following week between .5-1 mile so the following week you can run 1.5 or 2 miles depending on how you feel. Keep adding distance and keep sprinting!
I was Bravo company when you guys were in Alpha, just got to BOLC. Sorry about the whole backpack situation that was created with you guys towards the end in white phase 😬
Rochelle. Great info. Thanks.
night land nav was rough af
Wearing the ascots around your neck in OCS for 3 months looks very uncomfortable especially when walking outside in the summer.
Hello. I'm a retired Army vet on the enlisted side, and my daughter wants to be an officer. She is a 4-year college graduate, 4 year high school JORTC and would like to work on the medical side of the Army. So far she has made a 73 on the practice test. Her Army recruiter isn't being helpful, though. He's not helping her obtain an OCS packet, instead is telling her to enlist and then go "Green to Gold." Yeah, about that. What's the best way for my daughter to get connected with an officer recruiter who can help her get the OCS packet started? Great job with the information!!! Thanks
As I was watching this, I was guessing you were in A Co. And you confirmed it, haha. Your experience sounds much harsher than my company's. We had 45 minutes to shower and change after PT, and if we were running late because we went to TAP-C, cadres gave us extra time and marched us to DFAC. Almost everyone, if not all, used red light once they got into the bushes, and nobody got caught. Perhaps you can also guess which company I'm in. XD Btw, we now take two ACFTs, one for class-up and one for phase-up. I was told by the cadre that it's a recent change. And I think it's 10m? We went fast af for the ruck march. Even the commander was panting, and it was def not the pace on SOP (17 mins +- 30 secs, I think?), but nobody failed. Also, as of now, TBB is only for in-service people. If you're 09S, including the prior services who are coming back, you'll be fighting for OML. Things might change in the future, though.
I am currently waiting to see if i was accepted for OCS. I am also at Ft. Knox i was DA Selected for Recruiting. So if i dont get selected ,im moving to Hawaii to Recruit!
Make a video of your memorabilia room
Hey LT, I'm currently AGR looking to drop a packet. Any tips?
Dam you was with Alpha I thought you looked familiar
How long was the process for getting accepted?
Do you still have to take the asvab . If you already have a bachelors? And want to joint OCS ?
yes
Hi Mam, i e4 active duty holds a bachelors degree currently deployed, I am 32 yrs old now, what is the age limit to apply for OCS?
Since you were enlisted E7 I’m guessing you been in for 10-15 years how that pay looking since you was enlisted
She will be paid as that enlisted rank until her officer pay catches up Army doesn’t decrease only increase. She will receive E pay for O1-3 as well to boost pay for prior enlisted officers.
I’m Hispanic i speak 80% of English, Do you think that you need a higher level of English?
I have a bachelor’s degree in psychology and I’m 27 years old.
This video was very informative. I’m currently in the military and considering switching over to the officer side. Is it possible for me to reach out to you via email for more information?
Hello yes absolutely, send me your email and I will contact you.
Can i email you
Hi LT, how can I better prepare for the running? I am nervous because I am kind of slower
Work on your sprints and get on long distance runs. Start with one mile 3-5 time a week in your first week to acclimate and build endurance. Then increase your run the following week between .5-1 mile so the following week you can run 1.5 or 2 miles depending on how you feel. Keep adding distance and keep sprinting!
@@adriangonzalez9973 Thank you so much for the advice! I truly appreciate it.
work on your stride. like the other guy said, sprint
Man I give you pdf to help prepare
@@amberlee4176when are you going? I’m shipping off in 3 weeks!
There's no way you speak that fast