Enter the world of Navy Officer Candidate School (OCS). Mike Zurich steps out of the cab and sees an entryway inscribed, “Through these doors walks the future of the Navy,” before he’s told by a man in camouflage to join the other candidates. Thus begins his life at the U.S. Navy’s Officer Candidate School: unceremoniously and without hesitation. Zurich and the rest of the candidates in Indoctrination Class Zero-Four-Zero-Zero are soon engulfed by a world of discipline and regimen as they undergo step-by-step training in physical exercise, naval academics and military instruction. Readers curious about naval indoctrination will find this to be fine instruction. Join Zurich and his classmates in Class 04-00 for a detailed look at the thirteen weeks of Navy OCS training. Do you have what it takes? Honor. Courage. Commitment. The United States Navy.
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