Yesterday we completed an obstacle course consisting of 16 stations. I have a bruises up and down my arms and a HUGE one on my inner thigh --- seriously the size of a volleyball. It hurts to walk right now. And, we have to run everywhere we go unless we are marching in formation. One of our classrooms is in a building next to our barracks. They have no facilities for females so when we get our 10 minute break, we are hauling a$$ back to the barracks to use the restrooms (on the 3rd floor). I'm convinced that I'm going to have buns of steel by the time we graduate. I hope that my run time decreases for that 2 mile so that I can finally max out my APFT.
After watching everyone move around today, it seems like we are all in pain. Our entire bodies are sore.To make matters worse, we had a 4 Mile Battalion Run for PT this morning. I was soooooo afraid that I was unable to make it because of my leg. No worries though, I completed it. It was about a 10 minute pace, too easy.
About Me
- buckigal
- I'm currently attending BOLC II, Basic Officer Leadership Course 2 in Ft. Sill, OK. I was commissioned from US Army Officer Candidate School in Fort Benning, Georgia on September 11th, branching Military Police. I was a US Army MP stationed in Heidelberg, Germany for 4.5 years. While there I was assigned to USAREUR Protective Services Division as a Protective Services Agent (aka bodyguard). I left the military once my originial contract expired, became bored to the monotony of civilian life, and decided to re-join the military. I won't give away clues as to how the course actually is, but I'll write about stories of my experiences and what makes me laugh. So here I am, and here's the story of my experience at BOLC II.
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