Age doesn't mean a damn thing compared to how they carry themselves. A leader is a leader. You're born with it. We had a first sergeant who the whole company would swear the guy had dementia. That's probably a whole different issue.

Uh. Not really. It's how you actually do the job. 😅

@@rogerwilco5918 I agree. My grandfather was awarded a battlefield commission in Korea and promoted to an officer rank due to the leadership he demonstrated on the field of battle and because there was a shortage of officers fighting in Korea at the time. He never had any proper officer training but he made a damn fine leader. He was able to become a lieutenant colonel before finally retiring in 1970 after 26 years of service. He intentionally retired before he made colonel because in his words, at the rank of colonel and above you get involved in army politics, but all he wanted to be was a soldier and a leader first and foremost.

No she won't.

​@@willm678reminds me of white house down! Good movie and perfect example of you said.

Keep us posted

Best of luck

Commission first. Don’t enlist first. That’s a big mistake.

Go in as an officer, if you go in as enlisted it’s going to be so much harder to commission

If you're a fat slob, you'll make a great air force officer.

Atleast they get paid as an E5, while being a cadet. That's a plus

No they aren’t. I’ve gone through basic twice as an enlistee, they can deal with doing it twice while getting paid e-5. I swear commissioned officers will find anything to bitch about.

@@moegreene3630 not more than enlisted; case and point you’re bitching.

Privates aren't treated so badly in this new Army.. we don't like hurting their feelings anymore.

Treated worse than a private? Hahahaha

In my experience this is true. For some odd reason the ones I knew that came out of ROTC were always on a power trip.

@@worstbehaviorstories…Doing ROTC you still have to go through OCS. I would think someone coming out of an academy would be on a power trip and also be the best at what they do.

@@jamesphillips5868 perhaps but as I said this was just from my experience. They always eventually get humbled and end up growing in their role and they become much better officers for it in the end. Just an observation I made from when I was in.

@@jamesphillips5868that’s not true, if you graduate from an accredited college while in rotc you automatically get promoted to 2nd Lieutenant. You do go to BOLC for you branch but not OCS because you’re already a Lieutenant.

The same nco’s that can’t even spell land navigation, right?

@@michaelbrooks9143let’s be honest here the senior NCOs know a lot more than the new younger officers so it’s best to learn from them and take the ropes slowly.

​@@michaelbrooks9143😆 I guess my experience was a bit different as a grunt.. No grunt Sergeant is going to get stripes if he can't work a compass and a map.

True but never give your power or leverage away

Rejected in the Philippines? Cause I’m Filipino

@@ErickaBernie That not what I meant..

I don’t understand, can you elaborate?

@@ErickaBernie What I want to explain is, in the age of 31 yrs old your no longer qualified in the Officer Candidate Course in the Philippines .. Here's the qualification.. -Applicants must be graduates of Baccalaureate degree, natural-born Filipino citizen, single with no parental obligation, at least five-feet tall both for male and female, physically and mentally fit, and at least 21 years old & not a day older than 27 years old upon taking the oath.. .. That's why I said it will lessen the applicants for soldier because of the new age requirements..

Ok 👍

demoncrats got rid of their heroes

Is that a narrative or is there a legal documents that said state secession was traitorous?

Did you get your associates degree while in high school, then got your bachelor’s after

@@jaimeramirezXPNo. he went In young, dumb, and full of cum, like a real fucking troop. Not some nerd that thinks he knows more than a PFC because he went to college. Some people don’t want to be a lame ass military manager, and want to actually put war heads on foreheads. It’s great you got your bachelors in arts tho.

Everyone’s life is different. Nothing wrong with going in later.

LOL

Lmao that’s foul 💀

I agree Women should not be wearing makeup in the Military or in the Police force and their hair should be cut short just like the Men , it’s bad enough that the standards are lowered to help Women qualify particularly in the Military , the double standards and hypocrisy is laughable !

Have you seen the Army now? Look up Major Rachel Jones and you’ll be very disappointed. This woman’s makeup should be the least of your concerns. 😂

@@willm678 It’s Unbelievable that the American Military allows this to happen obviously they are dictated to by the very weak liberal Biden administration which is slowly destroying America from within . Countries like China and Iran will be laughing at this sort of thing as they don’t even have to lift a finger to destroy America just sit back and watch the circus play out ! Well done the Obamas and Biden’s !

No.

OCS for college graduates is not selective unlike for current soldiers, anyone can choose to do it and its not like a huge portion that do it fail or something lmao. if its bc shes 31, up to 35 and tbh 36 or 37 with a waiver can still do it.

And?

@@ErickaBernie You don't belong. You WILL result in troop casualties. Stick to non-combat desk work.

Fuck Ukraine, dirty corrupt bastards

Then go join the marines.

@@ErickaBernie You are so dense you're unaware that was an insult...

What?

@Ericka Bernie OCS is a 90 day course to become an officer. Officer Candidate School , hence 90 day wonder Butter bar - 2nd Lt is a brass bar.

#hidingbehindanofaceprofile