Want to learn about OBLC?

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See my blog via my profile.

It shows descriptions of each of the FTXs, events, and has pictures about what the night-life is like in and around San Antonio, TX.

More pictures of OBLC Class 09-901 here: http://flickr.com/photos/j3ku/sets/72157608528025858/

Hope it's a lot of help! I was glad to find different experiences about OBLC on this forum site and around blogger and myspace. For those making blogs/sharing your experiences, THANK YOU. It really helped me out and I'm returning the favor by sharing my experience.

I will be done next week. This weekend is TNCC.

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Go Army!

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Specializes in ICU- adults, Flight RN peds/neo.

Nice pics A.......,

From your B company,

C., your RC buddies......:D

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how much does the dress blues cost, I saw them on the net for 400-600, do the RC people need to get them?

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Specializes in ER/Critical Care.

Patty

if you go on the OBLC website, you will get a packing list and you will get to read the welcome letter that they send to you. Also, you do not need dress blues (Class A's) for OBLC. you graduate/ do everything in your ACU's.

May I suggest, if you haven't already getting a copy of the Army Officers Handbook (the new edition 51st) comes out next month---author is LTC Keith Bonn (Ret.)

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Also, you do not need dress blues (Class A's) for OBLC. you graduate/ do everything in your ACU's.

Having completed OBLC one week ago, you do not "need" dress blues, but you will need them for inspection. Blues were required for active duty personnel. Class A's were required for reserve/guard inspection.

As you can see in the flickr album our graduation was in ACUs.

A $600 clothing allowance will be offered during in-processing to help pay for your blues.

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Specializes in ER/Critical Care.

i was told partial info i stand corrected good thing i dont have to do puush ups i am sore from the gym already

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Specializes in ER/Critical Care.

Hi itsova9000

I just finished looking at your photos on flickr. Wow! is all I can say! Thank you for sharing! They say a picture is worth a thousand words, judging by your display You must have had a fantastic experience. Thanks again and congratulations on your achievement! :yeah:

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Specializes in Neuro, Surgical, Trauma and ICU..

ok I don't know if this is appropriate or not but I did check out your profile Congrats on OBLC graduation and there are some good looking new officers in the army. Maybe I'm looking at the wrong branch. :D

:p lol

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Specializes in Cardiac Tele, Cath Lab, ICU, ICUSD.

All I can say is WOW!! I had lost my faith in the whole commissioning process because its taken me so long (still going too..hoping for January now)..but now, WOW!!! I cant wait!!!! Thanks for posting the pics, those are really great.

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All I can say is WOW!! I had lost my faith in the whole commissioning process because its taken me so long (still going too..hoping for January now)..but now, WOW!!! I cant wait!!!! Thanks for posting the pics, those are really great.

Hang in there. There is a lot of waiting in the military, but all good things come to those who wait. =)

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Hang in there. There is a lot of waiting in the military, but all good things come to those who wait. =)

Oh I know all about that..Ive been waiting quite a while now..hahaha. I know that all the waiting and the snafu's that have happened will make the experience all the more sweeter....Again, my thanks for posting the pics. They are AWESOME!! I cant wait for that to be ME.

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itsova9000,

Excellent job posting the pics and all. Thanks for sharing.

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