1. OCS Class 47—Wall Locker Display PPT Reason: For our present class! For the classes that are coming behind us! Agenda: This PPT will be developed further in the near future and it will include: “junk on the bunk,” what a properly made rack looks like (with dimensions) and the “ever present” shoe display.

2. Tie entire length of draw Buckle keeper to left Belt clip pointed to the left at 12 o'clock Kewee opener at 3 O’clock horizontal with draw Shower strap pointed to back of the draw

3. Shower strap Pointed to back of the draw PT shorts White tee shirt 3 Underwear PT shirt (not class pt) Brown tee shirts 1 Handkerchief dress edge to the front 1 Pair of dress S\socks rolled together 2 Pair of white socks individually rolled 3 Pair of black socks individually rolled

4. Towel Dress Edge Out Folded In Half Wash Cloth Dress Edge Out Folded In Half

5. BDU Pants & Trouser Field Jacket Dress Shirt Short Sleeve Class A Jacket with Trouser Trench Coat Books (see separate slide) Hangers pointed to Rear

6. This display was set up on the floor—a towel is used to represent the top shelf of a wall locker-(its hard to get a birds eye shot of the top shelf—but this picture will be improved over the coming months) It is important to get all equipment clean and the brass blackened in—I found a black paint marker sold in most hobby shops to be the best—”Sharpies” wear off real fast! Gloves Notice how they are flush with the front edge— thumbs together and to the left. Garrison Cap diagonal fold up— opening to left, flush with front edge. BDU Cap—flush with front edge Kevlar and LBE— flush with the front shelf— canteens empty, all buttons secured, straps neatly folded, and ammo pouches empty. Be certain that the cups are free grass and dirt and that the brass is blackened! A little room was left to make the edge clearer—equipment will be flush with the front edge in your wall locker!