Graduated OCS Class 006-14

[Foozbat]

Well it's been a while since I posted in the Letters from School section... I graduated OCS class 006-14 last month. Overall OCS was a breeze compared to the lifestyle I've been used to for the past 8 years. I'm headed to IBOLC in a week then its off to 4th IBCT, 3rd ID at Ft. Stewart sometime next year. Its kind of bittersweet leaving Battalion but I hope to be able to return to the Regiment in a couple of years as a PL.

Thanks again to all the old timers on this site. I got my start in the Army by visiting this site and I'll never forget the advice I got here and the experiences I've had in Regiment over the years.

Now I just need to resist punching out annoying West Pointers at IBOLC...

[Jim]

Well it's been a while since I posted in the Letters from School section... I graduated OCS class 006-14 last month. Overall OCS was a breeze compared to the lifestyle I've been used to for the past 8 years. I'm headed to IBOLC in a week then its off to 4th IBCT, 3rd ID at Ft. Stewart sometime next year. Its kind of bittersweet leaving Battalion but I hope to be able to return to the Regiment in a couple of years as a PL.

Thanks again to all the old timers on this site. I got my start in the Army by visiting this site and I'll never forget the advice I got here and the experiences I've had in Regiment over the years.

Now I just need to resist punching out annoying West Pointers at IBOLC...

When I was in the IOAC (or whatever they call it now) a friend of mine, who was a TAC at USMA invited me to join him and some of his new grads at the Infantry bar (or whatever they have at the O Club). One of his 2LTs said "When did you go to IOBC?" My response was, "I didn't need to, I went to Infantry OCS."