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@@balthasar7282 I can assure you that absolutely nothing will be new 😂😭

@@justalaysia haha damn 😅a lot of videos people share rooms but seeing that you have your own private living area is pretty cool. Is that common for new people? Im signal but idk what unit ill be with yet

@@balthasar7282 you kinda just get what’s available, with E4 and above getting priority for single rooms. The NCO barracks of course have the larger rooms. going to 44th?

@@justalaysiado NCOs share a room ?

Yes

Think of it this way. This is a process designed to help anyone succeed. They will provide you with everything you need from the time you get there. At the hotel they feed you. While traveling through the airport to basic training they provide a food voucher for you to eat at the airport. When you get to reception they issue all your uniforms and gear, and they give you money on a card to buy personal items from the store. If you come in with NO money and nothing but the clothes on your back, you will be just fine. If you decide to bring cash $20 is fine. I did not come with cash, but I did bring the debit card that my paycheck was going to.

I had my own locks and they still made me buy a pack when I got there. I would wait until you get there because everything you need is provided or sold there.

Yes. The smaller the better though. I was also given one there.

No. Lower ranking soldiers will usually share until they are given a single room.

@@justalaysia I start off as a e3 will I be given my own room I'm a 13j btw

@@renolddurosel6524 when you get to your first duty station your unit will decide your housing situation. If there are no single rooms available you will share. When one becomes available the unit will decide who gets it. Sometimes it goes to the highest ranking soldier and sometimes it goes to the soldier that’s been waiting the longest. There’s no way for me to predict that for you unfortunately.

That’s literally what the video is about 😂😂

@@justalaysia bruh I'm dumb 😭

Since you are prior service you will most likely be in the barracks with MOS-T soldiers (other prior service or soldiers changing their MOS), not IET soldiers (soldiers fresh out of basic). If this is the case you will be treated as permanent party. If you're MOS-T you will not deal with any "phase ups" and you wont have to deal with drill sergeants. Since you graduated Marine Bootcamp, you will not go to army basic and you'll be issued your uniforms at in processing when you get to your AIT location.

Yes

You will lock up all your civilian clothes. They’ll give you running shoes.

I don’t know why it matters who makes them but I think that’s just your personal experience. It is not my reality.

No

@@justalaysia i am 4’9 do you think i would have to sign a waiver

If i did 4 years of jrotc in high school would i be a higher rank if i go in the army?

@@Melanie..10_123 you would have to talk to a recruiter but I think that would make you an E3

You won’t be wasting money if you buy everything at the shops because they will give you a card with money on it to use at the store and if you don’t use all the money on the card you basically lose it because the card won’t work anywhere else. Anything they take from you you’ll get back when you graduate. You can bring your glasses and contacts with you to have when you leave but they will make you wear Army issued glasses in basic. I also was not allowed to wear my contacts.

same

I’m not sure if NG has a board for promotions or not but regardless you should know the creed before going. Other than that BLC is the same as AD. PRT is all about repetition. If you didn’t learn it in basic/AIT now is a good time to start reviewing. All the official PRT videos are on UA-cam.

You’ll get duffle bags and you’ll have a locker next to your bed to lock everything up.

I didn’t at mine.

You’ll take everything they issue you in basic.

You can an have them in AIT but you can’t have them in basic so it might be best to have someone bring it to your basic training graduation or have them mail it when you get to AIT.

Good luck to you on your journey!

Thank you!

You don’t really need to study in advance, but if you don’t already know all of the PT verbiage or know how to march a formation then you can do some research/practicing before hand.

I would just study the acronyms for PRT and for DNC it’s an easy 100 if you call all your cadence on the correct foot. Consist of 2 rear march’s column left/right & the column half left/right both flanks. Really the only things you could study for now the rest is how you do in class. Public speaking, CIT and 2 essays just finished BLC last month @rileyfreeman7122

You can hold onto it. Your sleeping area will have wall lockers to lock up your belongings.

Yea just keep it in the original packaging. Don’t transfer to travel sized bottles or anything like that.

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This is an enlisted barracks room. Officers do not live in the barracks.

@@justalaysia which is why you should be an officer if possible if you aren't married. Also why if you're not married and enlisted, you should probably take joining the Air Force more seriously because with them you're guaranteed to be out of the barracks by E4 or in some cases even E3, vs the Army where in SOME cases you MIGHT be allowed to move out the barracks at E5 if you're lucky but you realy aren't guaranteed to be allowed to move out until E6.

Thank you so much! They don’t make you throw away anything unless it’s something you just shouldn’t have at all like lighters, pocket knifes, condoms (yes someone from my basic actually brought those). But if it’s something they just don’t want you to have during basic like a smart watch, contacts, jewelry, or medication they just lock it up for you until you graduate.

@@justalaysialike contacts for you to see?

Germany

Thank you!

@@justalaysia Why Is the door Handel 🟡…?

I was active duty

Im thinking about joining

Do you mean my job?

Yes to be exact? I'm so interested

Can’t be that unrealistic if this is my actual barracks room.

@@justalaysia is this for officers or enlisted? i'm thinking of enlisting in january

@@briandillon4305 this is an enlisted room. Officers don’t live in the barracks.

Feel that😢

A lot of people are shy, it’s okay. They may volunteer you for things a lot to try to get you out of your shell but I wouldn’t worry about it. But if college is your main goal I would consider ROTC. You can apply for an ROTC scholarship while you’re still in high school and just go straight to college, no boot camp.

@@justalaysia Thankyou for the advice! I thought about the military BEFORE I ever thought about college and I also need an extra 4 years to know what I want! So that’s mainly why I’d go through boot, But I’m glad I’m not going to get hazed or something 24/7 just cause I’m shy