Officer Candidate School Insignia

Officer Candidate School (OCS) insignia are worn by candidates who are undergoing training to become officers in the military. These insignia represent the candidate's rank and status within the OCS program. In the supply class "Badges And Insignia" and the supply group "Clothing, Individual Equipment, Insignia, And Jewelry," you can find the following OCS insignia:

1. OCS Candidate Insignia: This insignia is worn by candidates who are currently enrolled in Officer Candidate School. It typically consists of a gold or silver bar or a gold or silver disc with the letters "OCS" engraved or embossed on it.

2. OCS Class Insignia: Each OCS class may have its own unique insignia to distinguish themselves from other classes. These insignia can vary in design and may include symbols or emblems that represent the class or its training program.

3. OCS Rank Insignia: As candidates progress through Officer Candidate School, they may be promoted to higher ranks. The rank insignia worn by OCS candidates are typically similar to those worn by commissioned officers in the military, such as bars or chevrons.

It's important to note that the specific design and regulations for OCS insignia may vary depending on the branch of the military and the specific OCS program. It is recommended to consult the official regulations or guidelines of the respective military branch for accurate and up-to-date information on OCS insignia.