In this video I show you everything that I got issued from BMT, specifically clothing. More videos coming your way. Subscribe and turn on your notifications to see when I post my 1st week of training video.
Unless you have a special forces job, but for most things they require you to pass swim tests before you even get the job, but again this is only for special forces jobs like PJ.
So the first few days you’ll wear your civilian clothes that you packed. You should be issued your duffel bag with all your PT gear within the first week. That’s what you’ll wear until you get your OCP’s.
Highly suggest memorizing it before you leave. You’ll need to know it often. And the laundry mark is just the first initial of your last name and the last 4 of your social so it’s not too difficult. By the end of BMT some people know everyone’s laundry mark in the flight.
Nothing involves swimming in BMT. If you pick a job where you fly, you may need to do swimming but I’m not 100% sure. BMT is not hard. Tech school, depends on what job you pick. If it’s too hard for you they’ll reclass you to something more your speed.
@@meandbaby4833 Air Force lets you choose jobs after BMT or did you choose during the MEPS process? Getting current info about not getting job choice options joining the AF. Am also transferring from the Army so that might be a reason.
@@nanzistnt2573 I joined the Air National Guard so I had my job picked out prior to leaving for basic training. Depends on your recruiter and the process you go through. Some of the girls in my flight in basic did not find out what job they got until we were close to graduating.
Great video. My son is in week 1 and this was very helpful in figuring out what he has been issued so far!
I am loving hearing so much more detail than you were able to put in your letters! :)
Oh wow you were at keesler too? I was in 335 up until about a month ago
Do you get the option to get pants instead of a skirt for the blues? Great video with little tips I’ve yet to hear in other videos! :) ty
Ahhh thank you !!!❤️❤️ you’re the besssstttt
Great video.
looks like youre at Keesler for techschool
👮🏽🟰🛍️
Is there anything that involves swimming? Because I can’t swim😂 and is the school hard?
Not for the airforce, thankfully
Unless you have a special forces job, but for most things they require you to pass swim tests before you even get the job, but again this is only for special forces jobs like PJ.
Okay, 1 question. What do you mean they don’t do OCPs anymore? It was around 14:45
They used to have you get your OCP’s the first week that you’re at BMT. Now due to COVID, they wait until the 3rd week of training.
@@meandbaby4833 so what does everyone wear in the mean time?
So the first few days you’ll wear your civilian clothes that you packed. You should be issued your duffel bag with all your PT gear within the first week. That’s what you’ll wear until you get your OCP’s.
@@meandbaby4833 oh okay great thank you
what if we didn’t memorize our SS # 😂
Highly suggest memorizing it before you leave. You’ll need to know it often. And the laundry mark is just the first initial of your last name and the last 4 of your social so it’s not too difficult. By the end of BMT some people know everyone’s laundry mark in the flight.
Is there anything that involves swimming? Because I can’t swim😂 and is the school hard?
Nothing involves swimming in BMT. If you pick a job where you fly, you may need to do swimming but I’m not 100% sure. BMT is not hard. Tech school, depends on what job you pick. If it’s too hard for you they’ll reclass you to something more your speed.
@@meandbaby4833 Air Force lets you choose jobs after BMT or did you choose during the MEPS process? Getting current info about not getting job choice options joining the AF. Am also transferring from the Army so that might be a reason.
@@nanzistnt2573 I joined the Air National Guard so I had my job picked out prior to leaving for basic training. Depends on your recruiter and the process you go through. Some of the girls in my flight in basic did not find out what job they got until we were close to graduating.