I'm 6'6" and got anthro'd out of jets because the T-45 is so tiny. Even my long ass fit in the T-6 with no problems.
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sTUPID qUESTIONS aBOUT ocs
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colonial-aviation
Intermediate Jet
Where can I find the anthro measurements?
OPNAVINST 3710.37A
FormerRecruitingGuru
Making Recruiting Great Again
Check out the OCS website this question is specifically asked and answered.
RFLKPTR
Member
Thanks @RecruitingGuru. Nailed it!
"Bring the following ONLY IF you already own them. Your uniforms will be verified for serviceability and proper fit after arrival. Any items determined to be unserviceable shall be replaced during uniform issue periods."
"Bring the following ONLY IF you already own them. Your uniforms will be verified for serviceability and proper fit after arrival. Any items determined to be unserviceable shall be replaced during uniform issue periods."
While on OHARP, is it possible to change to a new OHARP location?
mitebcool77
Member
stupid q: I wear plastic retainers at night; do I have to get some kind of dental chit or so I just leave them in my locker during the day and clean them at night before bed?
I did some Googlefu and came up with this. seems pretty feasible
"Get up early before lights and take out/clean your retainer, put it away, then get back in the rack for reveille. I didn't have a retainer at recruit training, but when I went to OCS that's what I did.
This. You won't have a problem waking up. Ask your fellow recruits to help you. You are a team, not individuals. "
I did some Googlefu and came up with this. seems pretty feasible
"Get up early before lights and take out/clean your retainer, put it away, then get back in the rack for reveille. I didn't have a retainer at recruit training, but when I went to OCS that's what I did.
This. You won't have a problem waking up. Ask your fellow recruits to help you. You are a team, not individuals. "
Doubtful, but ask your class officer at OCS and they might be able to work something out.
Decent advice, but you won't have any way of telling time for the first 3 weeks. Unless you're hatchmates with your class president/VP/adj/med, you won't be getting up early. Best advice would be just to take it out when you wake up and throw it in your locker before you post out in the P-way. Then when you get your watch back you can set alarms for however early you want.
Also, don't get back in your rack for reveille. If you're up early, take a minute to tuck in your sheets and then get ready for the wake up call.
We had a few guys in my class switch once they realized it was a pain in the ass to drive to wherever they were originally supposed to go. You can't jump from place to place just for the hell of it though.
colonial-aviation
Intermediate Jet
Was anyone ever NPQ'd from aviator or NFO because of eye floaters?
Did you try searching the forums first?
???Floaters in Left Eye???
So I was called into the front office of my NROTC unit yesterday where I was informed my pilot physical had been denied. Apparently I have "floaters" in my left eye. When I went to Scott AFB for my physical back in the fall, the eye dr. dialated my eyes and said they were nothing to worry...
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colonial-aviation
Intermediate Jet
I did, in fact, and saw that thread already. I wanted information a little newer than 14 years old.
btbswimmer
Member
Do you have to swear in at graduation or can a mentor swear you in? Say like doing your own ceremony at like USNA?
You can have someone do a private commissioning for you at OCS. You still get to walk across the stage with everyone else but technically you'll already be commissioned at that point.