Sentence examples for officer course from inspiring English sources

In September, the first two women to attempt the Marine Corps' infantry officer course dropped out without finishing.

After more than two years and attempts by 29 women, not one has passed the marine corps' infantry officer course.

Starting this summer, the corps will also start allowing women to attend its infantry officer course, a demanding three-month school at Quantico, where Marines are taught how to make command decisions while fatigued and under extreme duress.

All of the tests pale in comparison with one of the most brutal male preserves in the military, the Marines' 86-day Infantry Officer Course at Quantico, Va., which is intended to screen and train potential infantry officers.

After the Academy, Jester commissioned in the Marines and attended the Basic Officer Course, then elected to join the infantry and went through the infantry officer course, considered the most demanding course in the Corps and one of the most demanding in the military.

The Marines first opened the Infantry Officer Course to women in 2012, on an experimental basis, allowing them to attempt the program as a part of military-wide research examining how to integrate all-male units.

In his later years, particularly after "We Were Soldiers" was released, Sergeant Major Plumley was frequently invited to speak at officer and noncommissioned officer courses.

PRECIOUS MIXON Age: 27 Home: Bainbridge, Georgia Family: Engaged mother of five Education: GED and a few patrol officer courses Mixon, who was named Precious by her grandmother, grew up in Colquitt, Georgia, a city of about 1,900.

These curricula were for instruction of basic nurse, diploma nurse, clinical assistant and assistant medical officer courses whose graduates are expected to assist health workers in the provision of preventive, curative, diagnostic, and administrative services in health care settings with application of their competence at routine levels [ 20, 22].

After infantry and airborne training at Fort Benning, Ga., he served two years with airborne units in America and Europe, took a two-year assignment in Berlin and a career-officer course at Fort Benning, then earned a master's in guided-missile engineering in 1964 from the University of Southern California.

The Marine Corps recently opened their demanding Infantry Officers Course to females for the first time.