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Army didn't work out for me, got majorly screwed over. Was a great experience though.

@@RealDovamo How did you get screwed over?

@@RealDovamo what happened??

I’m with you brother, gotta get that Bachelors first.

What major?

@@Bot-bg2cz Science (Biology) for me

Why not just do rotc?

@@hah4798 theres a few trade offs. You have to do 4 years of rotc vs 12 weeks of ocs. Your college experience wont be “normal” as you will be doing rotc most of the time. However, rotc will pay for college if you qualify. all depends on what you want ur experience to be.

Thanks ronaldo. Was diving practice part of the training?

@@thomascook7948 Toujours, mon ami!

@@thomascook7948 no

Graduated in class 27-69. I made Captain after two years. I was right on the cusp before they raised time in grade to 18 months from 12 months

@@richfrazier8756 Rich glad you made it....my class was screwed....I wasn't on career tract...just wanted to make captain because my BIL made Major in Air National Guard, he was a pilot. Take care.

Happened to my Grandad. He was cheated out of Lt.Col and retired a Major

In India we have 18 months course and it's very very difficult and the process to enter in the academy is also very difficult

Good advice

You don’t think most OCS recruits would know that? Or they aren’t able to differentiate from general yelling and people actually trying to correct behavior?

Trust me man I had a great time lol

😂

Good advice, thanks

I am currently attending 2 year college in my 1st year. Can I join ocs.

@@whywhywhywhy7559 No. You must have a 4 year degree.

@@thesinglemaestro oh that's sad. I wanted to join.

@@thesinglemaestro do I have to enlist. I only want to join national guard

@@whywhywhywhy7559 JOIN!!! you still can

Hey, is the training difficult?

You can message me on my main channel please

Lies.

Thank you for your service.

Thank you for your service.

Don't think, just do it. You will never regret it.

@Yolanda Price Good luck to you.

@Yolanda Price Your welcome. And thank you.

@Yolanda Price Good luck !

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You still in?

Microsoft is looking for tank platoon leaders good luck with that one

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Good luck brodie

If you have a college degree, you will go in as a specialist, you can apply for OCS before you go in so then your MOS is O9S. You do not need to spend time as a specialist and then apply later.

@@saifhaque6511 do all recruiters try to convince you to be an E4 for a while? Now I’m nervous I’m going to try to be pushed into that instead of just automatically applying for OCS before joining.

This happened to me... and I have been E4 for 3years and just now going to OCS in 2weeks..DO NOT DO IT THAT WAY!!!

@Ria Anderson I already did my time enlisted in the Navy, if I went back in I’d only go officer.

In India we have 18 months course and it's very very difficult and the process to enter in the academy is also very difficult

No

Yeah I'm a reservist and a SPC with a degree. Just get to your unit and they'll have recruiters there or nearby who specializes with current reservist. Just did the interview board today.

but u got the usmc tho

@@twoinchglocc5149 lol facts, perhaps that person might be a prior

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I am pretty sure you can, I joined the Army with 1.5 years of college from Canada. I applied to OCS and my credits were accepted.

It is different by branch. For the Army, the maximum age is 32. However I believe the Navy, and Air Force have higher maximum age limits. Talk with a recruiter.

I know the age requirements but I mean do you think opinion wise it’s too old ?

@@TariqKhan-xt5qs No i don't think so.

Absolutely not, I'm 29 when I went through basic and OCS. Lots of people are in the mid 20's at OCS and m current BOLC class is late 20's

@@TariqKhan-xt5qs Nope. Not too old at all. If you go in at 30 and do 20, you'll retire at 50. With a pension of 4-5K per month and benefits (medical, dental, vision, etc.) at literal fire sale premium rates. You have time to work 10 to 15 years in the private or civil sector and build another pension that will look real nice alongside your military and social security pensions. Add in that military and civilian 401K called the TSP and you are looking at a very comfortable retirement.

Talk to your Chain of Command. You may need to get a 368.

Good luck with that

All you need is a college degree as the bare minimal. Do you think you can get that?

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Lol 😆 do you think you can get that?

OCS SOP

Let me know if you have any questions, I graduated OCS this year

@@pogeysnacks8234 I got one leaving for basic tommorow do they still need a 110 gt score ? Mine is 105 , also how long did it take to get a packet together and get accepted ?

@@pogeysnacks8234 I have questions man!🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 what requirements made you get in OCS?

@@Spitz822 Hey, just seeing this. To get get the 09S MOS (Officer Candidate School) you have to score a 110 GT score or higher. I was applying during the beginning frenzy of Covid so the process kept getting pushed back and took me a year a 3 months or so. Had Covid not been a thing, expect a 5 month + time frame.

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Unless you’re prior enlisted, all Candidates go through Army Basic before going to OCS. At OCS, you still have to EARN your commission. Just because someone got selected, doesn’t mean they’ll pass the program, it’s like getting accepted to college, we all still have to pass the classes to get the degree

@@uzer141 ok. Thanks for clearing that up.

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What ZE said plus: officers have a different mission within the army. Officers lead and only lead, lower enlisted follow, and NCOs lead and advise the officers. It’s been like this for thousands of years for a reason, and that’s because it works

More like a few decades. Generals on average have 30+ years of experience in Active Duty Military.

@@zainahmed6502 and yet they still haven't hit patton's level

@@drewskisdrewhouse Patton was a G

My buddy just went through AF basic and said his football summer camps were significantly harder

what a fuckin joke

@Muhammad Furqan He's the guy who passes you your fries at the drive through window, mate.

Dickhead, jealous much?

The leadership education and experience earned (for free) is extremely valuable in the civilian world.

are you saying as opposed to those in the army who are not officers? Or what? Because the lowest ranking officers make about double what a private would make. I’m talking about 20k versus 40k a year. That ain’t $50 a month. Even if you were as high ranking as possible without being an officer, a low ranking officer is still making ten grand a year more than you.

LMFAO it do be like that sometimes