Lenny's Reign is an account of infantry OCS training in the spring of 1967.  Jerry is pressured into smuggling a risque film into the platoon bay, concealing it despite a footlocker inspection and finally getting it off post.

Podcast 50, Make Way, is an account of the first weeks of infantry OCS in early 1967.  Jerry learns to navigate the daily routine and how to manage the harassment of a senior candidate.

Chowing Down is an account of Jerry's first meal of eating on the square and other unusual activities during the strange start of OCS in January 1967.

"Are There Any Questions?" is an account of the beginning of Infantry Officer Candidate training in January, 1967.  Jerry becomes platoon morale officer, learns about "eating on the square" and becomes oriented to the various OCS was of existing.

Odds and Ends is an account of the last week of advanced infantry training at Ft. McClellan, Alabama,  and Christmas vacation before starting Infantry Officer Candidate School,OCS, at Ft. Benning, Georgia, on January 11, 1967.

In the Field is an account of Jerry's introduction to army war games at Ft. McClellan, Alabama, in the fall of 1966, as part of his advanced infantry training.  He experiences the inherent fear of sentry duty, an encounter with the enemy and a lesson in civil rights.

Part two of podcast 38, Soldier Skills, is a continuation of podcast 38, part one.  The skills described in part two include the use of a gas mask, the use of a compass, guard duty and interacting with officers.  Jerry encounters problems in this learning process.

Soldier Skills, part one of two parts, is an account of the army's teaching Jerry the skills required of a soldier during the eight weeks of basic training in the fall of 1966 at Ft. Dix, New Jersey.  Those skills included hand-to-hand fighting and bayonet training. Jerry's frustrations produced unique behaviors.

In August of 1966,Jerry begins basic training in the army.  He struggles through an obstacle course, fails his first inspection and barely passes the first PT test.

Advanced Infantry Training, part two, is an account of Jerry's attempts to cope with unexpected events such as lots of ammo to burn off and a gift of free time that provides insights into race relationships.