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The 209th Regional Training Institute (RTI) Officer Candidate School (OCS) Enrollment Guide provides comprehensive instructions and guidelines for the enrollment process into the Nebraska Army National Guard OCS Program. It outlines the responsibilities of various parties involved, eligibility criteria for candidates, necessary documentation, and the phases of officer procurement and training. The guide emphasizes the importance of meeting specific requirements to ensure efficient enrollment and successful commissioning of future officers.

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Begin by reviewing the 'Purpose' section to understand the enrollment process and responsibilities outlined for candidates and commanders.
Navigate to the 'Commissioned Officer Procurement' chapter. Fill in your details in the OCS Application form, ensuring all required fields are completed accurately.
In the 'Eligibility Criteria' section, check off each requirement you meet. This includes age, citizenship, education, and physical fitness standards.
Complete the 'Enrollment Pre-Requisite Packet Instructions'. Use our platform's tools to upload necessary documents like your birth certificate and transcripts directly into your application.
Finally, review your entries for accuracy before submitting. Utilize our platform’s features to save your progress and make edits as needed.

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