Cadet Sirotnikov reporting for Officer's School

[Sirotnikov]

Yep, only a week to go, to planned leave to Officer's Training School.


It consists of 3 phases:

1. Basic Training - meant to improve your physical and weapon skills to the minimum level required in officer's school. Exists for all soldiers who underwent only the most basic training (me).

2. Officer's School - meant to teach you how to command, navigate, inspire, tactically plan and what not. Has 2 routes - combatants and support roles. Obviously I go to the support roles route.

3. Professional School - meant to deepen your professional skill as an officer in your relevant profession. Specialized for each corps.


All in all, for me it will include 7-8 months (combatant troops take much longer) of rigorous training and studying. This as well as being used for routine missions in the disengagement operation this august.



So my question is for poly's seasoned veterans, is again for tips and suggestions, both for the course itself, and what things to get (sunscreen and anti-insect spray are a must!)

[Az]

Hey, I just got back home ( I was at the beach). Now I see you called, sorry about that. .

Ba'ad 1, yes? Awesome. what sort of Rifleman ( Rovai) level do you get there?

[Mr. Harley]

Sirotnikov, I hope you don't mean specializing in each corpse. I mean, what kind of professional are we talking here.

Good luck.

[Sirotnikov]

Originally posted by shawnmmcc
Sirotnikov, I hope you don't mean specializing in each corpse. I mean, what kind of professional are we talking here.

Good luck.

No I of course mean that each corps. has its own school

[Eli]

Good job. I'm glad your job is interesting enough to stay an extra year in the army.


Btw, it's Cadet.

[Jaguar]

Officer school sounds sweet. Too bad that if I joined the army, some crazy Republican would send me off to a godawful country in the Middle East.

[Pekka]

Will you specialize in Rambo? Anyway, good stuff, glad to hear you're going places in there

I found it interesting to get into kind of stuff you're about to do in the army as well. Before that it was kind of.. boring. However, I'm sure you will enjoy and get great experience that will help you everywhere you go. I know I did.

Be'ahavat Yisrael,

SC.

[Sirotnikov]

Originally posted by Eli
Good job. I'm glad your job is interesting enough to stay an extra year in the army.

I'm actually leaving my position and moving to a different job description as an IT specialist.

Btw, it's Cadet.

I noticed suddenly.

Can a mod help?

[Sirotnikov]

Thanks Pekka!

I will specialize in *************************
I hope it'll be interesting and not too damn demanding.

What did you do in the army again? I forget...

--
Jaguar - were you in Lebanon?

[Jaguar]

Hmm? I'm American and I've never been to the ME.

[Sirotnikov]

Oh
for some reason I read your post in a past tense - "too bad I did join and got sent to the ME"



No tips so far...

[Pekka]

I did some mad killings!!!!

Jag, that's your loss! Been to Israel myself... twice

[Jaguar]

Originally posted by Sirotnikov
Oh
for some reason I read your post in a past tense - "too bad I did join and got sent to the ME"



No tips so far...

I'm seventeen.

[Provost Harrison]

I really wouldn't fancy specialising in a corpse

[Sirotnikov]

Originally posted by Provost Harrison
I really wouldn't fancy specialising in a corpse

That would be my friend who is a medical student.
In any case, it's a common typo.

What are you specialised in, private?