Posted on Apr 11, 2015
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I just got word last week that I was selected to attend OCS. I've been enlisted just over 3 years as a 13F. Earned my BS back in 2011...

I'm wondering there is anything I can do to prepare outside of the obvious? I will ensure I'm in great shape. I found a study guide online with various required knowledge (i.e. Alma Mater, 3 general orders, etc). What are the areas that cause the most issues? Is there anyway to get a head start on some of these things? Any tips or experiences are more than welcome. If you have knowledge to offer, please share it. Thank you.
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CW4 Craig Urban
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Give me a down vote west point cadet. My friend Pete Dawkins may have a talk with you
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CW4 Craig Urban
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Never mess with a warrant.
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CPT Earl George
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yes sir,no sir, no excuse sir. Don't let them get into your head.
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LTC Mo Vanderslice
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Michael, if you've been through the NCO academy then you already know most of what you need to know for OCS. What is different will be how to stomach taking a load of crap every day for three months until you graduate. Your company-level TAC officers are there to trip you up emotionally. As long as you can take their crap without laughing in their faces or punching them then you'll be fine. A last point is to get with your CSM or 1SG for PT - have them make sure that your push ups are perfect and that you can flat-out run for two miles, three miles would be better. The better you are at PT the less hassles the TAC Officers will give you as they zero-in on the weak and slow.
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CPT Earl George
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when in a leadership position, keep your people informed.
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