See these activities are actually more important to me that a pair of shoes, and I will actually participate and gladly give money even if I am not present.
And SynixMan, how am I dressing for failure?
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sTUPID qUESTIONS aBOUT ocs
- Thread starter TheBubba
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See these activities are actually more important to me that a pair of shoes, and I will actually participate and gladly give money even if I am not present.
And SynixMan, how am I dressing for failure?
Read this. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3834/is_200104/ai_n8933944/
Basically it's a pride thing...you're different than everyone else in the United States Naval services...this is what we do.
Great story.
Dude, I have my pride, but until I earn my wings, I dont feel I deserve to wear brown shoes. That is my opinion.
You do realize it was students that started the tradition, not winged naval aviators don't you? Once you are in the aviation community, you rate them. It is not a "right of passage" to wings....it isn't some sort of "jinx" either. Both of which are popular excuses amongst the black shoe wearing aviation cadre.
Don't be a douchebag...sack the hell up, wear brown shoes, go to the O'Club and act like you're proud of what you're doing. This is why our traditions die off.
Don't be a douchebag...sack the hell up, wear brown shoes, go to the O'Club and act like you're proud of what you're doing. This is why our traditions die off.
nough said
markkyle66
Active Member
I liked the idea of getting familiar with a Garand. Great rifles! Oh well, atleast the 16's are a bit easier to deal with.
Ha yep. Or "Get on your face.....DID I SAY LET THE WEAPON TOUCH THE DECK"
That sent no shit shivers down my back...
GreenLantern330
Active Member
This is more of a question on applying. I tried looking for it in the search, but everything that came up wasn't quite what I was looking for.
Can you be disqualified or whatever it's called if you've been out of the country? I know some government jobs are like this; when I applied for government internships a few agencies asked if I had been out of the country. Just curious because this summer I'm going to Europe and was wondering if my travels will affect anything.
Can you be disqualified or whatever it's called if you've been out of the country? I know some government jobs are like this; when I applied for government internships a few agencies asked if I had been out of the country. Just curious because this summer I'm going to Europe and was wondering if my travels will affect anything.
marmoset54
Final Select Supply Corps
Just stay away from Luxembourg. The State Department sent a warning earlier this week.
If you're already Pro-Recced, make sure you run the trip by your OR. I went to London/Paris a few weeks before OCS started and it was no big deal. Had I gone to Iran, that probably would have been a big deal.
GreenLantern330
Active Member
marmoset - Thanks for the advice. Thank God Luxembourg isn't on the agenda. 
SynixMan - Thanks for the info.
SynixMan - Thanks for the info.