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18C4V 10-14-2010 18:04
I think 2002/2003 was when they changed over. I went to ANCOC in 03 and it was by then separated even though they taught some O&I in our class. I was told that our class was the last class with the 35 mm camera.

Our old Fox went to ANCOC in 2002 and that's how he got the O&I portion and MOS.

Guy 10-14-2010 22:35
LOL!
 
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Originally Posted by 18C4V (Post 352526)
I was told that our class was the last class with the 35 mm camera.
I made the mistake of leaving my camera unsecured in the team room.:eek: The one-hour photo place off a Yadkin were looking at me as if I was weird...never left my camera unsecured again.:cool:

Stay safe.

Eagle5US 10-14-2010 22:37
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Originally Posted by kgoerz (Post 281780)
I went to the second to last regular O&I Class. They were pumping all of us guys thru. The ones who already had ANOC. I want to say 1997. After that ANOC and O&I were combined into one long course
I did ANCOC / O&I combined in 1994...
Eagle

Eagle5US 10-14-2010 22:40
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Originally Posted by Green Light (Post 326736)
Gen Shacknow saw that the entire NCO chain was demanding it (along with a Son Tay raider and a former USAIMA CSM they brought along for good measure) and checked Course of Action 2 (NCO Academy). But to his credit, he wrote on the last page "If we've done something dumb here, let me know soonest."
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That wouldn;t have been CSM Joe Lupiyak would it:D
I saw him before I went to A-Stan last year...said he now worked at DOT-D.

He was a good dude.

Eagle

exsquid 10-15-2010 00:28
Guy:

They probabaly thought you had a fetish for white dudes w/ hairy asses.

x/S

alright4u 10-15-2010 02:51
Three men I served with were on the O&I Committee
 
1LT Rousch, not Heinz K, who was KIA at CCN after the IV Corps Mike Force, plus Harve Saal and Lyle Sloan were on the O&I committee In the mid to late 70's., I recall when Rousch got his direct commission from my CO as he went to A503 where Shriver had started.

Sometime ago, I was asked about a SOG Recon manual. I made a few calls. Sure enough one or two blue books were written by these men.

We had a lot of extremely sharp 11F4S's. I had one who briefed senior officers at Division level plus better then field grade MI officers. He was from Oki and TDY to us. I will never forget Dale Libby as he had been to every course from the triple 6 to you name it. He used to pick the lock on the SADM TS Docs. I just shook my head. We still used Fort Hollabird, MD in 69. Glad the O&I guys are still tops.

Green Light 10-15-2010 17:46
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Originally Posted by Eagle5US (Post 352556)
That wouldn;t have been CSM Joe Lupiyak would it:D
I saw him before I went to A-Stan last year...said he now worked at DOT-D.

He was a good dude.

Eagle
Joe was there - he was an training developer for the 2nd Bn, SFTG. JL was my group CSM when I got to the 5th. The one I was thinking of was (I'll leave the name out). He was one of the best soldiers I've ever met, but he was buying the "party line" and I was, frankly, disappointed.

Green Light 10-15-2010 17:49
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Originally Posted by alright4u (Post 352570)
1LT Rousch, not Heinz K, who was KIA at CCN after the IV Corps Mike Force, plus Harve Saal and Lyle Sloan were on the O&I committee In the mid to late 70's., I recall when Rousch got his direct commission from my CO as he went to A503 where Shriver had started.

Sometime ago, I was asked about a SOG Recon manual. I made a few calls. Sure enough one or two blue books were written by these men.

We had a lot of extremely sharp 11F4S's. I had one who briefed senior officers at Division level plus better then field grade MI officers. He was from Oki and TDY to us. I will never forget Dale Libby as he had been to every course from the triple 6 to you name it. He used to pick the lock on the SADM TS Docs. I just shook my head. We still used Fort Hollabird, MD in 69. Glad the O&I guys are still tops.
I was on the same team as Harve in the city. I considered myself a pretty good intel guy, but he was incredible. I learned more from him than I did in O&I. I was sorry to hear that he'd passed on.

El Gallo 02-23-2014 18:24
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Originally Posted by rltipton (Post 282578)
I don't remember exactly when they combined into the long ass course, but it was not too long before my class started in fall 1995 because we started in the old buildings on Son Tay and finished in the SOAF. We were not awarded the MOS 18F, we were just given an ASI "F" which later hosed a lot of guys and made us have to go back through the new SFISC to stay an 18F. I went through (I think) the 3rd class of SFISC in...hmm 2004? The fall after the Iraq invasion whichever year that was. A lot of the stuff was the same old shit (OB, OPORDS, Photography) but some of the computer stuff they have now is truly incredible in the hands of a good 18F.
I don't remember the name, sorry. If you went through the third SFISC, we were classmates. NCOIC was "Archie".

BMT (RIP) 02-23-2014 18:41
I went thru O&I Nov-Dec 1964.
That make me 2 days older than dirt!! :D

BMT

Trapper John 02-24-2014 07:25
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Originally Posted by BMT (Post 542918)
I went thru O&I Nov-Dec 1964.
That make me 2 days older than dirt!! :D

BMT
:D

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Man this is as confusing as verifying a VN era guy's QP status.
E/S - just remember those f's are just s's, papyrus cracks and fades with time, and the CIBs were a musket and wreath. After you get used to the "Thee's" and "Thou's" on the orders and citations as personal pronouns, and the occasional references to the "King" - it's not too bad. :p


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