Do You Go Home After Basic Training or AIT?!?
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Let's hope you guys live near your AIT base so that you can go home for the weekend! It was a great reward.
Also, those are my brothers and sisters at my graduation :)
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Matt Ward if your reservist or national guard split option you can go back home to school for your senior year, or for me I got to go home because my being prior service as reserve infantryman we have split option to go to an MOS Training course at a later date.
@Matt Ward I am a senior in HS and I want to enlist in the Army Reserves and go to Basic between HS and College. My question is, what MOS has the Shortest AIT training and is there a different time gap between Basic and AIT for reserves?
Hey Matt ward how many weeks is the AIT?
The last day of basic we got Pizza, the first day of AIT was a smoke session for eating pizza the night before lol
Omg 😂
HOLY HELL YEAHHH
This happened to be on Thanksgiving at basic training
This is sooo funny 😄 lol 😂
@@TheBlubberWhale nope it was the beginning of August lol
Simple answer. If you’re national guard. Yes. Active no.
@@thejoeywalter896 yes
What about reserves?
@@codyfernfan6274 yes National Guard and Reserves both go home after basic and AIT
When does active get at least a week off to leave? I really wanna go to mexico on my first leave :(
Matt, I see people wearing their uniform around town. Can you do a video explaining when and where the uniform is to be worn? Thanks man!
Justin Saunders only supposed to wear it while on post during the duty day, or in the car on the way home and in the home
victor rodriguez no it’s been full gown adult men. Like in the mall with families. I know it’s supposed to only be on post, that’s why I’m confused. Soldiers in uniform come into the store I work at sometimes just shopping.
A lot of them are stolen valor peoples just look at theirs patches
If they have their ldea then they may do what they like why's it a big deal it's clothing
Justin Saunders, recruiters? Reserves? Guard?
Definitely the most in depth videos on UA-cam. Thanks Matt
Thank you ... my daughter just went into the army. Wow has this been a eye opener. We the family are not welcome or included in any solder activity..
Graduation and family day is canceled coved19. There shipping her directly to ait and so far we are being told no Thanksgiving leave.. so far.
We love and support our soldier and her new family the army.. we will catch up soon
God bless her 🙏 how is it going for her?
Tbh this guy deserves more subscribers he seas so much stuff that's true he gives you a heads up on what is gonna go down I'm currently in processes of being shipped out props to this guy right here give him more income he's serving our country well
My brother graduated from basic at Ft. Jackson on November 1st, 2018. He had to report for AIT at Ft. Lee (can't exactly remember sorry) by the end of the day on the 2nd. Since he was going to be in AIT during Christmas they gave everyone a 15 day holiday, my brother only took 10 days because he was going to come home to get married, and the remaining 5 days were going to be for after AIT to drive him and his wife up to his first duty station from Florida and he didn't want to be super rushed driving to Tennesse.
Well...I live 1,000 miles away from Ft. Sill. Looks like I won’t be going home for a while!
Thank you so much for the information! That was a question I had been wanting answered for a while
Well there you go :)
Your videos are awesome! Finally enlisted in the army after being discharged from the marine corps for an injury in bootcamp. Your videos have been very motivational for me! Keep up the good work!
Well that sucks but welcome to the Army and thanks!
How did you get hurt at boot camp? I go in 3 weeks and that's my only fear about it.
A pretty severe hernia and related complications, requiring surgery.
Esh, same boat man... still waiting for the six months to be up. Did you need to get a waiver if so, how long did it take you?
kent zheng I did not need a waiver for the injury as it was fully healed after the 6 month wait. I did need a sort of prior service waiver, but is almost always approved and only takes a bout a week. Keep your head up, the wait will be worth it. You never really realize how much you want something until you can’t do it!
Thanks so much Matt good information!
Shipping out to basic tomorrow, these videos really helped me out. Thank you so much Matt
How was it
How was it?
How was it man?
@@NIIIOZZ i leave for basic July 27th, its infantry for the army and its 6 months long cause cause we do OSUT at fort Benning at least for infantry so he could be doing the same
Michael Zaccaria so do I man 😂
You give a lot of good info, when I first came in We didn't have any internet or UA-cam to help out, these Videos are really good for Young Soldiers coming in or new to be informed!
Hey, Matt! I just recently found your channel after looking about videos about army life and basic training. My fiance is at Fort Benning and he will be going to AIT soon in February. Watching your videos about how everything goes helps me understand it a lot so I myself can know what to expect haha. I support him 100% and am excited to see where our future goes after I graduate college and after he's done with AIT. Keep it up! It really eases tensions with loved ones back home.
You two still together? Married ? Is he still in the army ?
Holy crap your brothers look like mini you' s 😂
Right?
dude love your videos , keep up the great work :) !!!
Thanks!
Fort Gordon! Used to live right down the road from there. In Evans. They have a badass fireworks show for the 4th.
Johnathan Mccall I live in north augusta small world.
Marines get a 14 day leave (vacation) after bootcamp
nope. it's 10 days, not 14.
Army get 14
xXSgtWolfXx gay
14 > 10 (Quick Maffs)
Only 10
Lol, “IT Depends” 😁
Ty for posting this
Like you said it depends. While my AIT was almost 20 years ago and things change, when I got to my AIT I got the option to go home on leave for up to 2 weeks even if that leave time put me in the negative. But, and I must stress but, that was only because two other soldiers and I arrived between training classes and the next one with openings wasn't set to start for another 3 weeks. And it did not matter if it was within the 150 mile radius or on the other side of the country. If we stayed and one of the other classes that were currently full suddenly had an opening we could take that and start earlyish. My AIT was I think slated for 28 weeks of total training at the time, I arrived in July '97 and left in July of '98, so I stayed and ended up starting the next week.
My MOS 35H I don't think is still currently available in the Army and I know the Air Force counterpart went away before I got out in early 2000's. The job was going to civilian contractors. With the training being so long it also meant a longer initial contract with the Army. Training being so long also meant more opportunities during AIT to possibly take a vacation depending on what Phase we were, and since I was a married soldier already and my training was so long I could actually move my family there and live outside of the barracks with my family after getting to a certain phase.
Most AIT training is not as long as what I experienced.
It's just best to stay and ride it out.
I graduated Basic at Ft. Benning in 89, and they gave us one day, called family day at the time, before AIT started. Luckily, AIT was at Benning. So it was easy for everyone. You basically got a one day pass to go hang out with your family, or an option to just hang at the barracks and chill. It was a nice break, even if it was just a day.
I leave in a couple days! 12 days left! these videos help , thank you
In process of enlistment, but I am 100% dedicated, however, I’m 245 lbs and 3%over body fat so I am working out everyday with some of the ssg at my recruiters office and it’s helping a lot! But thank you so much for the videos I’ve been watching them nonstop for 4 days!
Believe in your, brother. Keep grinding. Been there.
Was a heavily overweight kid at the start of high school, but decided I wanted to join. 275 lbs. Now I'm in great shape and shipping off to boot camp soon. It means so much more when you finally get there for people like us.
Kill it.
Brian Crotts thank you man good luck at basic
Same 230lbs and 1% over... better hit the streets man.
Height?
Ice Bane 6’2 I been in for 2 years I’m 190 lbs now
No I went straight to AIT mid September and had my first leave at Xmas. Thanks for your service.
Im planning on joining as an 11x or 31k i have another year to go before i can enlist. Ypur videos have definitely helped me alot and kept me motivated. However im also gaining interest in marines. Who knows guess it all plays out when the time comes
I’m going to boot camp on October 28th. First benning then Gordon. Pretty stoked though, I’ve been watching your videos a ton in preparation
Hey Matt I leave for basic March 12! Your vids have been helpful thanks for all the info.
Well thanks and good luck!
Howd ya do?
I could have gone home after AIT but my new unit was on the same base (in fact my AIT unit was across the street from my new motor pool) so I opted to get settled into my new unit before taking leave. My new squad leader picked me up from AIT in his POV.
Thinking about joining the army, i live about 10 mins from fort lee which is a huge AIT school is here and a lot of recruits come here, i hope that once i get out of basic ill end up back here
You should do a video on why so many Soldiers where Affliction cloths. As an officer I always wondered that. As well as why my E4s drove nicer cars than me.... lol jk, I found that last one out when I had to deal with then defaulting on those high interest car loans. God bless the support BN.
A dad, a proud dad of a SIT thanks for the info
After Air Force basic training in the 70's we were sent to tech school immediately by the Blue Goose (glorified school bus), -- in my case from San Antonio TX to Biloxi MS. Remember not to squander leave time -- you get only 30 days per year. While at Biloxi there were two federal holidays that created two three-day weekends (Memorial Day and July 4). If we could afford travel (I needed to fly to PA), we were permitted to travel. We had to be on base by previous evening to tech school duty day. Neither weekend was considered leave time. I took my first 30 days leave before I left for my overseas assignment in Turkey.
I was a 31J AIT student at Gordon in 1981. It was no different than being in a regular unit. No drills.
After AIT of course that's regular army!! Go home for a couple weeks than it's off to you're first duty station!! Mine was Schwienfurt Germany!!
Hi Matt, could you please make a video about the toilet / Latrine facilities at BCT???
A year later and still a great video
Well if your army & a combat class typically you are doing AIT & Basic at the same time. Even as the Guard you do. So unless your being shipped straight out after, Than probably not. But i imagine after the schools you have some time to get your affairs in order before being moved to your post. At least when i was in the army i did AIT & Basic in one.
Soldiers are entitled to leave, but the commander is the approving authority. That being said, the commander must have justification for denying your leave (i.e., mission/deployment, major FTX, staffing, etc.). The reason being, the mission comes first, however commanders get in trouble when soldiers have over 60 days of leave saved at the end of the fiscal year. So the best advice is to put in your leave as early as you can so that those days have a much greater chance of being approved.
VERY HELPFUL THIS WAS THE QUESTION I SEARCHED FOR HOURS
The votes are 50/50 rn Matt. Hoping for that W
Yepp, we just took the lead! Those initial votes were mainly just Kyles followers so they don't know me therefore were voting for the "underdog"
I had about a month off between graduation in 1986 at Ft. Benning and my 1st duty station, Schofield Bks, Hi. B Co. 5/14 25th ID. Reason was, they were activating the Battalion and it wasn't quite ready.
My BCT ended about Christmas time, so I got a week at home before AIT (Supply School). After my individual training was done, I shipped out to Germany for 31 months.
So when I left Basic my family picked me up and my report date was 2 days after me leaving basic. So I stayed at home (I live close to fort Gordon). Then once I reported to my company at fort Gordon I was given the chance to leave for the weekend. And report that same Sunday later that night.
In 1988 i didn't go home, both basic and AIT were at Fort Dix. I went from one barracks to the other.
Hey, big fan of your videos. I am enlisted in the army. I go to basic training July 31 at Fort Jackson then to Fort Gordon for AIT then to Fort Benning for BAT. Just wondering what is your MOS? And I live in North Carolina too
Can you explain why you have to use a leave day if you’re already off?
Wuzzup man, I’m currently at Ft. Gordon and went straight here after finishing BCT. Now if you traveled POV then u can go with your family for a day or two but the in processing didn’t start until that following Monday and Tuesday (the briefings sucked) but hope this helps. Ordnance leads the way, Signal 😜
Sonny Sirasombath welcome to augusta ga.... avoid going out to the wrong part of Augusta without a weapon.
Hell yeah sonny echos lead the way
Hey Matt could you make a video on what happens on family day at basic training?
yepp
ohh sneak peak
I was 9 months in training before I got to go home for two weeks (working at the recruiter office) and then straight to my permanent duty station
How were you able to get a job at the recruiter officer to come home?
My battle buddy went home after basic because he was an 09S OCS Candidate, and had no AIT. I went home for Christmas during AIT and after graduating, went straight to my first duty assignment. The cycle before me said they went on leave before reporting to their first duty assignment.
Perfect answer…it depends. I was a split - reservist. Did basic at Ft Sill…then the next class for my MOS was 6 months later at Ft Jackson, 71D…so I was home for 6 months then had to go back. This wouldn’t happen with a active duty recruit - but reservists and National Guard soldiers go through the same basic and have different circumstances. I wouldn’t suggest having 6 months - you do lose some military barring being home.
Yes u do but only if you are part of the delayed entry program and also if you begin BCT in September you will go home for holidays
Am I allowed to leave to someone else’s house that is less than 150 miles if I’m too far from home?
Yes if you know them
While I will never be part of the US Armed forces (due to knee issues), your videos are excellent. The only thing I have a problem with is that your "promotional" music is far too loud for those wearing headphones. If you could equalize that with your speaking volume, all would be golden.
My home was the US Army. I graduated from basic at Fort Ord, California in June 1972. I got orders to go on leave for two weeks before reporting to jump school at Fort Benning, Ga. I didn't have anywhere to go so I hung around as a hold over.
I live and went to school on the former fort ord they changed it a lot
When you wanna join the army so bad but you gotta graduate first. Me ----> ಥ_ಥ
Lol
Ged
@@jasontodd1175 oh really?
@@jasontodd1175 And these facts come from?
@@Crappphuiknn in the army, can confirm
Well after looking up where the AIT for the MOS that I want (15W) is, looks like I'm not gonna be able to go home before AIT since Arizona is not within 150 miles of NY (at least last I checked it wasn't)
if I go to ft benning for bct then I will for sure get to go home bc I literally live 5 miles from the front gates. right across the river in Phenix city AL
Matt, Could you please let me know if my family (spouse and kids) can come live with me while i'm in my AIT portion of OSUT, for lack of better wording? I know the AIT has to be longer than 20 weeks in order for the family to be added to the soldier's orders, and from my research, 31B has exactly 20 weeks of AIT. So I believe they should be added to my orders to come live with me at Fort Leonard Wood. Some one PLEASE answer this for me, i've done countless research with no actual results.
When I went, My Basic and AIT was on the same post! I got an overnight pass after basic and had to be back to go on the bus to AIT at 0400 the next Morning.. Got super Drunk in a motel.. (Ft. Jackson) But after AIT, 2 weeks leave before reported to duty station. I liked AIT, but it took a while to get an off post pass cause I couldn't shine my Lowquarters too good!! That was a few years ago!
Our Basic and AIT was put together. It was just like one six month long Basic Training and then we had a two week period between AIT to Recon training in which you could go home but I was like, "Screw that. I'll stay." Then another 6 weeks of training... I went home for ten days and then off to Germany.
Back in the day ("69)- basic ended and AIT part 1 was at same base (Ft. Leonard Wood) so no leave. After AIT part 1, next AIT @ Ft. Knox - Do Not Pass GO, Do Not Collect $200, Wait for transportation to next duty station - no leave again
And given the year probably hopd it wasn't Vietnam
I'm going to marine corps boot camp in Paris island on the 26th even though u are in a different branch u have answered a lot of my questions and I feel like it is helping me better prepare for what is to come thank u for everything u do and keep making awesome videos
My current orders are to go to basic at Fort Sill Oklahoma, then after basic, I have seven days before I go to Fort Huachuca Arizona. Where am I going to go for that seven day period? I can't imagine that they're going to keep me at Fort Sill for seven days while I await my AIT date. I live in Michigan.
I don't know if they do this any more, but I did my BT at Fort Knox, Kentucky in 1988, which I started in the beginning of November. So, being that BT is at least 8 weeks long and the next month being December, they actually halted my BT and allowed us to go on what they called "Exodus," now that was over 34 yrs ago so I unfortunately don't remember if they paid for it or not, I think they did, by advancing our pay for which we paid back. But not sure. So, they gave us the option to go home or stay in the barracks. They were able to leave that Friday before Christmas and we had to be back that Tuesday after New Years. That was awesome. Now, like I said I have absolutely no idea if any of the BT locations offer this or if they make sure that BT starts or end before or after those particular holidays, so as to not having to split BT.
Curious? wonder if nobody ate pizza; if it still woulda been a smoke session anyway, Im guessing yeah
My cousin got some time off after basic before going to ait. Because it was just before Christmas.
My friend did the recruiters retreat thing.
I’m shipping off for basic i four months as a 19d i was wondering after ait do we get leave before we ship off to our first active duty station?
Allen Torres you ship in Aug? Like the 4th or 6th?
Typically you do unless your assigned unit on active duty doesnt approves your leave or you MOS is a critical need for the unit. Reserve or national guard typically always do. But PCS from one post to another you typically can take leave before you PCS to another assignment.
No. We ship you straight to your gaining unit.
My AIT is at Fort Lee, I graduate BCT on 21st of FEB but my paparerwork days that AIT begins on the 12th of March.
Wolfboy2012 why is there a huge gap to when u start ait ?
Hey Matt I’m going to be a cav scout I heard my AIT is mixed in with my training is true also if it is do I get to go home for a bit or not
Hey Matt my son, Michael is at Fort Benning for 9 week BCT and then goes to Fort Gordon for AIT training. We are also from NC.
Can you drive your recruit to AIT? That’s something that I have been wanting to ask.
Nice video and it was very informative
Thanks!
Hey Matt, I'm actually headed to Benning and then Gordon in February. My mos is 25B
Nice nice nice. Im a 25b as well
Matt, my BCT and AIT, are at the same base (lwood), is this good or bad
Lets say you get done with regular bst in December but have 6 weeks of AIT ? Would they let you go home for Christmas?
Thank you Matt I’m gonna join this year hopefully the first week of june
Did u go?
@@slushboii Na couse of my tattoos they say I can’t have in my hand and Neck I was trying to join the Marines
@@chinoo5422 that’s gay
My son leaves for Fort Leonard Wood in a few weeks and we're planning to drive down to family day, which is probably about a 9 hr away. Even though he can't go home between basic and AIT (which is also at FLW) would he be able spend a day or 2 with our family at a hotel or something, or will we only get to see him on the base for family day??
I would like to know if the graduation at the army is with the suits n blue 👖 or combat uniform, I mean the camo ?
Do I need to take leave to go out on the weekend not exactly out of state but past a certain mile limit
I originally thought i was going to be able to go home because i misread my dates to report. it actually meant the dates my class started. But i was on the first chalk at midnight after graduation so i didn't sleep until i got to Fort Sam Houston. So most of the time, your BCT is not going to be close to home because you're allotted only a certain amount of days of travel between duty stations.
Hi Matt! What if I rent out a hotel near my husbands AIT unit? Can he still go spend those days there? Thank you for your videos. My husband left today and your videos have been helping me cope.
In the marine corp after boot camp you go home for 10 days then you go to combat training
Do you come back after staying at home in a couple of years?
Hey!! Thanks for your videos, they give really good advice!! I was wondering is basic training and AIT located in the same place for Fort Begging?
Infantry One Station Unit Training (OSUT) combines Basic Combat Training (BCT) with Advanced Individual Training (AIT) in one location at Fort Benning.
I had a 1 week leave before AIT mostly because my AIT was 46 weeks long. I also got 2 weeks leave for Christmas, then when I graduated AIT I was given another 2 weeks leave. I was being sent to a 1 year hardship tour (Honduras) .
Jesus were you 35 series or something? 46 weeks is a damn long time
@@deovolente4622 I was a 33 r, I do not know if it even exists anymore.
Random question, can anyone explain the process of being a 91e Allied Trade Specialist? Do you get deployed often, or possibly see combat? Thanks in advance.
I got selected to be a reserve officer with back to back orders, boot camp completion of 9 weeks puts me almost a month gap between my OCS start date of 12 weeks to follow so I was wondering what my situation would be between that month gap waiting for OCS to start, a holding pattern?
My question, after AIT/Tech school does he get to come home before he gets stationed? We planned on getting married after his basic training and tech school. I’ve heard they do not get to come home. But my fiancé before he left said he would get up to 10 days to come home after AIT/Tech school.
I’m just starting to get worried he won’t even come back.
Laura Taylor how did this work out for you ??
My basic training and AIT was compiled together. I didn't get to go home till after AIT, right before going to my duty station
I know someone who went to Navy Basic Training in 1978, He was told he could have 2 weeks of leave, then to A School, or straight to A School and do the leave at a latter time. I herd in 2021 that is no longer the case!
How far in advance do they let you know so that you could book a flight ? *for those who live way further than 150 miles*
don't you get to go see your family and then go to AIT? my brother has a wedding in July what if I don't want to miss his wedding?
I go to basic the 27th I’m hella excited and I have integrated ait so I’m gone for 15 weeks at fort sill
danial jones boom boom artillery!!
Hey Matt what do you think of 92A or Y. I already passed meps and asvap.
When u go home how do i know when to go back to they have a set up day or something or do they call me
How long does it take to get accepted or sent to basic training after seeing your Recruitor?