i heard that one girl was able to donate her hair there. (all hearsay of course.) i didn't risk it and got it cut and sent to locks for love a week before OCS. when you're sitting in the chair, it's not the best time to raise your hand and say, "excuse me. can you donate this to locks for love."
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sTUPID qUESTIONS aBOUT ocs
- Thread starter TheBubba
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eyzondapryz
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My sentiments exactly...Just like everything else, I'll just have to wait and see...
lewisville1863
New Member
So everything is issued. What do you wear while in the pool? Just shorts?
vincentjus
New Member
Birth certificates? College transcripts?
Also do priors need to bring anything else besides ribbons and DD-214s?
Also, are ribbons alone sufficient or do I need mounted medals? Will ribbons and medals from ultrathin.com be acceptable?
Also do priors need to bring anything else besides ribbons and DD-214s?
Also, are ribbons alone sufficient or do I need mounted medals? Will ribbons and medals from ultrathin.com be acceptable?
if you're an SNA or SNFO you'll do extra swimming. they'll eventually put you in a flight suit and boots... regardless of how many times you tell them that you won't have to wear boots in pensacola for the test. the woman is pretty set in her ways. if anything, it'll make the swim test in p-cola that much easier w/out the boots.
So a flightsuit and boots? No gear on top of that? Do you have to wear socks?
Um, yes you will. You will have to do a couple tests involving swimming various distances with various amounts of gear on, INCLUDING your boots. The mile swim isn't in boots, but there ARE a few different evolutions that you swim in boots (and other gear).
Well I was just asking about socks while swimming because they tend to just retain the water which in my opinion makes it slightly more difficult to swim with boots on.
No socks, but I doubt they'd make much difference...
the swim test at OCS is a joke, work on your running, pushups and bear crawling.
joshmf
Member
Yes to both birth certificate and a copy of your college transcripts. Your recruiter should provide you with a list of all required documents, but if in doubt- bring it. Also, save any recipets (sp?) while traveling to OCS for your travel claim.
Also, I'm a prior and have only needed my DD-214s so far. If you have your medical records you may get out of some shots, but it's not a big deal.
Ultra-thin ribbons are acceptable, at least in my class, but your class team may have different guidance. You will have opportunities to buy any ribbons/ medals needed while at OCS, but if you want to bring them you will use ribbons, mini-medals, and full-size medals at different events.
3 months worth of toiletries would include one large tube of toothpaste, a toothbrush, a 4 oz thing of deodorant (yes I know it says no larger than 3 oz, no one cares), and a normal size bottle of shampoo (remember, you have no hair), and maybe 3-4 bars of soap (or one thing of body wash).
So yes, I would say bring 3 months worth.