Graduated from basic july of 2021.. if you’re reading this and worried about basic training. Your one and only job is to show up. You will not fail unless you have a problem with authority and cause trouble repeatedly, even then you’ll still make it. Basic training was not hard any shape or form. You’re going to graduate whether you want to or not. Do 500 push ups in your living room right now, and those 500 push ups will be more challenging than 8.5 weeks of Air Force basic training.
But also, you do learn a lot. It is a good experience. I had a great time. Best decision i ever made. Don’t worry future airmen. You got it. I still use some of the things basic training taught me every day.
Kiara, Congratulations and welcome to the team! Here are some things to help you before and during Basic Military Training (BMT) to prepare while being in the Delayed Entry Program (DEP). - Know your reporting statement (at the very minimum) - Teamwork is essential - Know your chain of command - Know the Airmen’s Creed - Know the Air Force Song - Know Air Force ranks (both enlisted & officers) - Know Air Force Core values - Recommend being at or close to the BMT PT graduation level before you go to BMT (always check with your doctor before exercising). Everything else will come with time. If you do not know any of the above please contact your recruiter for this information. Good luck future Airman! Ray U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting
Although I didn't realize it at the time (1985-1988), the USAF was the best time of my life. Now, in my mid 50s, I would raise my hand again, and swear the oath in a heartbeat. To all the young men and women who are considering joining.....DO IT! You will not regret it. Being a part of the greatest Air Force in the world, will stay with you for life. The pride you will develop, cannot be earned elsewhere.
I am a US Army vet and my son just graduated from USAF BMT last week. The MTI's I saw were professionals of the highest order! My son and his good friend are different people. They are men now and I have the Air Force to thank for that!
The MTIs I had were amazing, they were professional with the way the criticized things. They were approachable with issues I may have and at times let their guard down to have a somewhat casual conversation during certain times of the day.
Graduated June of 2022 326 Bulldogs ! if you watching this and trying to get ahead of the game before you go in to BMT, the best advice I can give you is learn to work as a team and you will get things done faster don’t be selfish. It never works don’t fight it just makes things worse just do as you’re told everything will go smoothly. Good luck.
WOW! How things have changed! I am a retired MSgt, 25 years, 1966-1991, ( BMTS 3703 SQ, Flt 1783). I also served as MTI from 1971-74. I have enjoyed watching these videos, glad to see the level of discipline in BMT is constant and difficult ( although it was quite different in my day). One of the things I remember most when I was a MTI, was witnessing how you could actually see the level of confidence and teamwork through drill….foot beat, execution of movements, coordination and in their facial expressions. Loved serving as MTI, best part of my career.
My fiancé graduated about two weeks ago on Feb 2nd & 3rd, he was so changed when we reunited at his coin ceremony and at the parade the day after. Our time apart has made our relationship stronger. In general I noticed that my hubby became much more organized and neater, much more disciplined and responsible and a far more admirable man. My fiancé was chow-runner, and was in the warthogs squadron/ flight… I still can’t tell the difference. But if you consider joining, honestly just think about your outcome after BMT, and all the ups it brings with joining.
I graduated BMT in January '76. It's all a blur now. I did a four year enlistment. I am happy with my decision to enlist in the USAF. To this day, I still wear shirts with the Air Force logo on them. When some people see it, they smile and say, "thank-you for your service". I'm proud of the US and proud of the Air Force. My car's license plate frame says, "Veteran - US Air Force". In other words, I'm proud of my country.
My experience in basic was life changing my MTIs were awesome! My flight and sister flight worked together very well graduated in February of this year and I can say being finally operational it was the best decision I ever made and for those of yall who may have doubts and think you can't make it just remember who and what your doing it for and take it one chow at a time #Warthogs!
This brings back so much memories. I graduated on Mar 25 this year. My MTIs were all awesome. I’m so grateful to be part of the Air Force family #Mustangs
I love the freedom and democracy of the United states, I am a foreigner but I wish I had the opportunity to attend the USAF BMT to be able to protect what America stands for. God bless America
Jill, You must live in the United States. Non US citizens must have INS Form I-551. We do not bring applicants to the US. You must get to the US legally and complete all immigration processing on your own. The Air Force does not help. Ray U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting
I will say it till the end of time... Hospital corners are terrible and will haunt me in my dreams for the rest of my life. The Airforce has a lot of amazing people in it, I've been in since early 2018 and I am about to finish my first deployment. Truly the greatest thing the Airforce has are its people.
My time in Lackland is looked back very fondly. Went through SF tech school so my stay was lengthened there and I truly miss the people and that point in my life. Hoping to return one day. You really do grow as a person
I learned so much in basic and I went right before Covid hit and was there during it in 2020. My MTI’s were amazing and my flight was too. Now I’m about to go to Airmen leadership school soon☺️
Watched it from Pakistan. All these principles can be applied in everyday life and being a civilian I am going to incorporate these principles in my life to become more disciplined inshallah.
Graduated from 320th this past January. Tsgt Geer and Tsgt Worthy were incredibly hard on us as a flight, but it definitely was worthwhile, and showed just how much they cared for all of us. While we all hated it during bmt, it paid great dividends
This was very well done! Never quit! 2001 Flt 293/294 A Flight 320th TRS "The Rock!" Its been over 20 years and I still remember my dorm chief's name and the rest of the element leaders and most of the flight. Cherish BMT and the time you spend with your flight because you will never see some of those folks ever again.
Man those 7 and a half weeks went by super quick, if you wanna fly low, best advice is to learn drill, learn cadence, do pt, and learn to follow instructions legit the easiest way to fly low
As a recently graduated airman (22 april) you got it just dont get too in your head. All you have to do is not quit. the first week is the hardest. Have fun at BEAST!
For Keeps, if any more questions come up. You may also log on to www.airforce.com/chat-live to chat with a live advisor to answer your questions. Ray U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting
Graduate basic in February the first night I wanted to quit like I was done and then after the first two days your mind just starts to take over and then all you do is count the days and then your done
This Was Some Of The Best Times Of My Life And I Made Life Long Friends And we Had Some The Best MTIs MSgt. King And SSgt. Escobar And Graduated April 21 This Year And 331ST Wolf Pack And Flight 315 And Wolf Lead The Way Lead Way Wolf Pack
As much as I did enjoy my time in BMT. It was honestly a joke, I've had more stress at wrestling practice. BMT didn't really prepare me for much, especially with the career field I'm in. It was just a summer camp.
Hi, I really want to be in the US Air Force. I used to be the Royal Thai Air Force, 2nd Battalion, Royal Thai Air Force. Yes, I used to serve you. Commander of the Royal Thai Air Force. If I have the weather, I would like to introduce Muay Thai for basic self-defense. Thank you.
When I grow up I always wanted to work in the army or Air Force because I want to give my country freedom and I’m 8 and I’m an Indian and USA and India are friends so it’s kinda good because to be friends with number one ranked friends country and I have a question what does the us space force do and does every country have a space force
I want to join so bad but I am 37 now and also have an autoimmune condition that prevents me from doing so. Are there civilian positions in the military?
I'm a sophomore in college right now, but I plan on joining the Space/Air force once I graduate to become a space operations officer. What steps should I take to prepare?
Richardson, to be eligible to apply for Officer Training School (OTS) one must be a US citizen, have ANY baccalaureate degree or be within 365 days of graduating (a senior), you must have earned a minimum GPA of 2.5 or higher. Officer Training School (OTS) is a selection process. Just applying does not guarantee being selected. OTS is very competitive. OTS Selection Process: A Board of Senior Air Force Officers at Headquarters Air Force Recruiting Service will review your application. Selection is competitive and based on your desires, qualifications (such as aeronautical ratings, type bachelors or master’s degree, or civilian or military specialty skills), and specific Air Force manpower needs. Each applicant is evaluated for character, academic accomplishments, community service, and leadership potential. As part of the selection process, board members review both objective and subjective factors. Objectively, the board considers each applicants academic discipline, and AFOQT scores. Subjectively, board members evaluated work experience, accomplishments, adaptability, character leadership ability, potential for future growth, and other recommendations. For active duty enlisted members, performance reports and commanders recommendations are also evaluated. A minimum of three AF Colonels reviews every application. The selection process is similar to an AF Officer Promotion Board. Officer Training School (OTS) is a selection process. Just applying does not guarantee being selected. Key to the entire process is that no single factor leads to an individual’s selection. Ray U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting
I’ve been wanting to go, when I was at an national guard challenge academy I talked to a recruiter and got things set up but They recommended it was best to sign when I’m 18, and ever since I graduated I had to wait days and days for a text back from them and they are almost an hour away since I live in the city and thier is one nearby and I want to go to them since my recruiter is a bit far, I was wondering if they can be able to transfer information about my asvab scores and such so I can hurry up and go, I do not like it back at home much and it’s just constant waiting
Most air force recruiters are awful in terms of getting back to you. It's kind of a running jokes they don't actually want to recruit anyone. You have to actively go to their office, make it clear you want to join and they will get you squared away.
Graduated from basic july of 2021.. if you’re reading this and worried about basic training. Your one and only job is to show up. You will not fail unless you have a problem with authority and cause trouble repeatedly, even then you’ll still make it. Basic training was not hard any shape or form. You’re going to graduate whether you want to or not. Do 500 push ups in your living room right now, and those 500 push ups will be more challenging than 8.5 weeks of Air Force basic training.
But also, you do learn a lot. It is a good experience. I had a great time. Best decision i ever made. Don’t worry future airmen. You got it. I still use some of the things basic training taught me every day.
324 SQ? aka Knight
I needed this thank you! I’m shipping out on August 2nd
Kiara, Congratulations and welcome to the team! Here are some things to help you before and during Basic Military Training (BMT) to prepare while being in the Delayed Entry Program (DEP).
- Know your reporting statement (at the very minimum)
- Teamwork is essential
- Know your chain of command
- Know the Airmen’s Creed
- Know the Air Force Song
- Know Air Force ranks (both enlisted & officers)
- Know Air Force Core values
- Recommend being at or close to the BMT PT graduation level before you go to BMT (always check with your doctor before exercising). Everything else will come with time. If you do not know any of the above please contact your recruiter for this information. Good luck future Airman!
Ray
U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting
@@kiarab9172 I ship out on the 2nd as well! These videos are so helpful!
Although I didn't realize it at the time (1985-1988), the USAF was the best time of my life. Now, in my mid 50s, I would raise my hand again, and swear the oath in a heartbeat. To all the young men and women who are considering joining.....DO IT! You will not regret it. Being a part of the greatest Air Force in the world, will stay with you for life. The pride you will develop, cannot be earned elsewhere.
I am a US Army vet and my son just graduated from USAF BMT last week. The MTI's I saw were professionals of the highest order! My son and his good friend are different people. They are men now and I have the Air Force to thank for that!
The MTIs I had were amazing, they were professional with the way the criticized things. They were approachable with issues I may have and at times let their guard down to have a somewhat casual conversation during certain times of the day.
I graduated over a month ago, and basic training was a amazing experience. I learned a lot. And still learning as I go through tech school.
I’m hoping I accomplish my ASVAB with an outstanding score and can experience such a thing as well
We wish you the very best!
Pam
Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service
My son started yesterday June 20,2023 I’m so proud of my son and ever individual who raised their hand. Respect!
Graduated august 5 2022, it was the biggest accomplishment I have ever achieved. Don’t stress about it
Damn we had the same graduation date
@@rodiegreen8004 Dang same here bro
@@UndershotAphid7 crazy asf
Graduated June of 2022 326 Bulldogs ! if you watching this and trying to get ahead of the game before you go in to BMT, the best advice I can give you is learn to work as a team and you will get things done faster don’t be selfish. It never works don’t fight it just makes things worse just do as you’re told everything will go smoothly. Good luck.
Very proud of my country thank you all for your service.
WOW! How things have changed! I am a retired MSgt, 25 years, 1966-1991, ( BMTS 3703 SQ, Flt 1783). I also served as MTI from 1971-74. I have enjoyed watching these videos, glad to see the level of discipline in BMT is constant and difficult ( although it was quite different in my day). One of the things I remember most when I was a MTI, was witnessing how you could actually see the level of confidence and teamwork through drill….foot beat, execution of movements, coordination and in their facial expressions. Loved serving as MTI, best part of my career.
Good to see. I served in USAF 30 years ago, now both my sons are currently serving. Sons are proud to be in.
My fiancé graduated about two weeks ago on Feb 2nd & 3rd, he was so changed when we reunited at his coin ceremony and at the parade the day after. Our time apart has made our relationship stronger. In general I noticed that my hubby became much more organized and neater, much more disciplined and responsible and a far more admirable man. My fiancé was chow-runner, and was in the warthogs squadron/ flight… I still can’t tell the difference. But if you consider joining, honestly just think about your outcome after BMT, and all the ups it brings with joining.
I graduated BMT in January '76. It's all a blur now. I did a four year enlistment. I am happy with my decision to enlist in the USAF. To this day, I still wear shirts with the Air Force logo on them. When some people see it, they smile and say, "thank-you for your service". I'm proud of the US and proud of the Air Force. My car's license plate frame says, "Veteran - US Air Force". In other words, I'm proud of my country.
My experience in basic was life changing my MTIs were awesome! My flight and sister flight worked together very well graduated in February of this year and I can say being finally operational it was the best decision I ever made and for those of yall who may have doubts and think you can't make it just remember who and what your doing it for and take it one chow at a time #Warthogs!
Wow I think I was the warthog group after you
Yo I was the warthog group right before you. Graduated in December.
LEAD, FOLLOW, GET OUT THE WAY!
Congratulations to all graduates for all time!!GodBless you for your service to our Nation!!
GO
AIRFORCE!!
These videos are extremely helpful and very inspiring. My BMT starts August 23. I am very excited.
hoe did it go? I’m very interested in joining.
You are in for a big surprise.
I feel so proud to have served in the US Air Force!
This brings back so much memories. I graduated on Mar 25 this year. My MTIs were all awesome. I’m so grateful to be part of the Air Force family #Mustangs
March 31st this year #eagle
March 5th this year #warthogs
March 25th Mustangs anytime anywhere MUSTANGS
March 17th 2022! #Knights
January 15th as a Knight!
This was definitely needed. Thank you for your service and guidance with BMT
I love the freedom and democracy of the United states, I am a foreigner but I wish I had the opportunity to attend the USAF BMT to be able to protect what America stands for. God bless America
Jill, You must live in the United States. Non US citizens must have INS Form I-551. We do not bring applicants to the US. You must get to the US legally and complete all immigration processing on your own. The Air Force does not help.
Ray
U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting
I will say it till the end of time... Hospital corners are terrible and will haunt me in my dreams for the rest of my life. The Airforce has a lot of amazing people in it, I've been in since early 2018 and I am about to finish my first deployment. Truly the greatest thing the Airforce has are its people.
2:49 320 is the best training SQ, Its not even a close competition.
My time in Lackland is looked back very fondly. Went through SF tech school so my stay was lengthened there and I truly miss the people and that point in my life. Hoping to return one day. You really do grow as a person
Went to Basic, Lackland '71. Best wishes to all current Airman. You'll never regret your choice.
I ship sep 13th. I'm honestly so exited and thrilled. I've been inlisted over a year and I'm finally getting close
TSgt Alba was my MTI. one of the best MTI's we had in the 322nd.
Second to None!
@@imlivinginsideyourwalls1891 come get some 😀
@@ShortFinal pride, character, excellence
I learned so much in basic and I went right before Covid hit and was there during it in 2020. My MTI’s were amazing and my flight was too. Now I’m about to go to Airmen leadership school soon☺️
28:40
Haha that’s me😂🤙🏻 being a guide was probably the best thing in BMT. Great video
Watched it from Pakistan.
All these principles can be applied in everyday life and being a civilian I am going to incorporate these principles in my life to become more disciplined inshallah.
Graduated from 320th this past January. Tsgt Geer and Tsgt Worthy were incredibly hard on us as a flight, but it definitely was worthwhile, and showed just how much they cared for all of us. While we all hated it during bmt, it paid great dividends
Miss flight 079 😞 sucks I didn’t get to finish…
@@TheRealTeamOutcast which one of us were you?
@@noahstefan9427 hey Stefan it’s Garcia , I’ll never forget how much we all bonded as my fellow wingman . Best of luck to your military career !
@@TheRealTeamOutcast good to hear from you again Garcia! I hope you are succeeding in all of your endeavors as well :)
I'm so excited for this journey. It's been a very long process, waiting for SG waiver for ADHD and a financial waiver. But I'm excited
Goodluck with your journey!
If you have ADHD and get in with a waiver, do you have to stop taking meds or do they still allow it?
This was very well done! Never quit!
2001 Flt 293/294 A Flight 320th TRS "The Rock!"
Its been over 20 years and I still remember my dorm chief's name and the rest of the element leaders and most of the flight. Cherish BMT and the time you spend with your flight because you will never see some of those folks ever again.
I can't wait to go to BMT, I already feel SO honored about this. I hope I will graduate.
Two of my MTIS are in this video…. Best MTIs I could’ve had 💯
Graduated 1983 and went to Security Police Tech School. Things look different, but brought back memories of Lackland like I graduated yesterday!
I ship out tomorrow. Looking forward to this
This video inspired me more to join and commit to this lifestyle. Thank you for the video and the motivational comments!
You gonna take a vacation?
I’m using this as a place to see what it might be like for me as I’m hoping I get in the usaf I’ve been studying pretty hard
Man those 7 and a half weeks went by super quick, if you wanna fly low, best advice is to learn drill, learn cadence, do pt, and learn to follow instructions legit the easiest way to fly low
my son is in BMT NOW !!!!! 7 more weeks I cannot wait love you my son stay strong you got this
My best friend left February 6th and I'll be leaving March 12th, excited for this next step in life
This will be me soon 🥺✈️ claiming it for this year I go off to basic !
What date? My son leaves from MI on July 26th.
As a recently graduated airman (22 april) you got it just dont get too in your head. All you have to do is not quit. the first week is the hardest. Have fun at BEAST!
Good luck and best wishes to you!
Pam
Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service
Ah I remember colonel pixlie giving his initial talk with my squadron, he was like YOU’RE GONNA MAKE IT!!! And honestly I didn’t believe him. 😂
Definitely was skeptical but I guess he wasn’t wrong😂
Same
Great overview. I loved my Basic Training time.
This is so helpful and answered all the questions in mind. Thank you
For Keeps, if any more questions come up. You may also log on to www.airforce.com/chat-live to chat with a live advisor to answer your questions.
Ray
U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting
Great to see myself in this video! 331st Wolf Pack, Lead the Way!
do every single thing that you are told and you will not fail. fly fight win baby, one year down, nineteen to go.
TSgt. Rubalcava Thank you for a great BMT experience!
Best MTI
LETS GO THE BEST FORCE❤!! AIRFORCE FOR LIFE!!
This video is really informative
I'll be shipping soon...
September 13
I'm excited!!!
Master Sergeant Ware instructing those trainees on how to make those hospital corners definitely brought back some memories 😂
Should’ve showed a lil bit of alcatraz too🤣 not everyone going to Disney land
Graduate basic in February the first night I wanted to quit like I was done and then after the first two days your mind just starts to take over and then all you do is count the days and then your done
One of the mti in here was literally my mti
I was in basics in 1983. Back then basics only lasted 6 weeks. At the end of basics, our squad made honor squad.
This Was Some Of The Best Times Of My Life And I Made Life Long Friends And we Had Some The Best MTIs MSgt. King And SSgt. Escobar And Graduated April 21 This Year And 331ST Wolf Pack And Flight 315 And Wolf Lead The Way Lead Way Wolf Pack
I love these videos but I never get to see the best Training squadron around. The 324 TRS!
I really would love to join the air force it's been my dream since I was really young I don't think I've ever wanted to do anything more than this.
We will be happy to answer your questions.
Don
Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service
What is your age, highest education level, citizenship status and zip code?
Don
Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service
@@USAirForceRecruiting hi could you pls share your insta id or phone number so that I could call and understand better from you. Thankyou
Me too
Aim High!
Best feeling is the first time listening to music in your AirPods
Wish I could join to protect our country and be a role model for my kids.
Planning on joining the Air Force once I get my GED and hit 17 or 18
U need college credits in order to join with a ged
@@adrian21o he just needs to score a 50 on the asvab then he will be chilling
@@adrian21o you dont need any college credits with a GED
Very soft spoken T.I’s…..do they not scream and flip stuff over anymore?
off to BMT tomorrow!
Looking forward to tapping out my son next week!
322nd Eagles 🦅 Pride, Character Excelence!!!!!!
Personally, the Air Force is the only way to go toward success.
I can’t wait to join right after high school
Good luck!!
Im leaving in 2 weeks. This video helps to get an insight of bmt
Sean, know your reporting statement and good luck!
Ray
U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting
@@USAirForceRecruiting Thank you, Ray!
Sean, you are welcome.
Ray
U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting
Graduated way back in 2016, all I can say is I miss the memories I made with all my friends I made during that time.
Thanks for sharing the videos its really so amazing awesome ✨🤩
As much as I did enjoy my time in BMT. It was honestly a joke, I've had more stress at wrestling practice. BMT didn't really prepare me for much, especially with the career field I'm in. It was just a summer camp.
Try the Marines, sure your expectations will be met there. Plenty of stress trust me I know.
As I was reading the positive comments, I knew there would be one comment that would suck the positive air out of the room. you didn’t disappoint.
That's my MTI good to know he's still going crazy.
Electria walker here,good to see this video.i know I'd been there and yes they were his patrol time.
The day I will get to USA straight to the army camp for applying
324 TRS, graduated last week in tech school across the street now
Honestly hard part of bmt was learning that stinkin memory work
Some day ✈️
11:00 this makes me soo motivated!!! AIR ASSAULT!!!!!
What did that have to do with Air assault?
@41:22 Is that pelvis thrust walking part of the drill?
Yo no,such a camera gig my mti kicked in the door with 2 reign energy drinks in his hand and destroyed us at 5:45 am
Still in United State Department of Air Force remote team.
The drill sgt gave the to the rear March command on the wrong foot and almost made the black airman stumble. Loved the airforce and miss it
I should have done this instead of the navy
Graduated July 26 2023, Aim high airmen/trainees
I can’t wait. I just need to get a new birth certificate so I can get started 😣
I’m very much considering joining our great Air Force!!
Lessssgititttt!! Goodluck!
Do it. You won't regret it.
Very informative love the information 👩🏾✈️💙🇺🇸👐🏾
No more boot shining I see
I'm from Arizona and I can't wait till I join the Air Force, I'm currently working with my recruiter.
Im beasting i just gotta lose weight
Best of luck to you! I did a BMT series on my channel if you have any questions.
@@eyelluminati873 You got this.
@@bbiggs thank you
21:24 that's my dorm instructor TSgt. Foster, she would scream at us so much that she actually lost her voice several times in our cycle.
She’s cute😊
Waiting to book a job and ship out
Roll Gator What?! Roll Gator Roll!!!
Can we get a video of when they finish basic training what they do next
Man it got so watered down, sad
Hi, I really want to be in the US Air Force. I used to be the Royal Thai Air Force, 2nd Battalion, Royal Thai Air Force. Yes, I used to serve you. Commander of the Royal Thai Air Force. If I have the weather, I would like to introduce Muay Thai for basic self-defense. Thank you.
When I grow up I always wanted to work in the army or Air Force because I want to give my country freedom and I’m 8 and I’m an Indian and USA and India are friends so it’s kinda good because to be friends with number one ranked friends country and I have a question what does the us space force do and does every country have a space force
if you are truly 8 you should not be on youtube
Damn you really are 8, I can barely read that
So awesome, so many familiar faces
I want to join so bad but I am 37 now and also have an autoimmune condition that prevents me from doing so. Are there civilian positions in the military?
I'm a sophomore in college right now, but I plan on joining the Space/Air force once I graduate to become a space operations officer. What steps should I take to prepare?
Richardson, to be eligible to apply for Officer Training School (OTS) one must be a US citizen, have ANY baccalaureate degree or be within 365 days of graduating (a senior), you must have earned a minimum GPA of 2.5 or higher.
Officer Training School (OTS) is a selection process. Just applying does not guarantee being selected. OTS is very competitive.
OTS Selection Process: A Board of Senior Air Force Officers at Headquarters Air Force Recruiting Service will review your application. Selection is competitive and based on your desires, qualifications (such as aeronautical ratings, type bachelors or master’s degree, or civilian or military specialty skills), and specific Air Force manpower needs. Each applicant is evaluated for character, academic accomplishments, community service, and leadership potential. As part of the selection process, board members review both objective and subjective factors. Objectively, the board considers each applicants academic discipline, and AFOQT scores. Subjectively, board members evaluated work experience, accomplishments, adaptability, character leadership ability, potential for future growth, and other recommendations. For active duty enlisted members, performance reports and commanders recommendations are also evaluated. A minimum of three AF Colonels reviews every application. The selection process is similar to an AF Officer Promotion Board. Officer Training School (OTS) is a selection process. Just applying does not guarantee being selected.
Key to the entire process is that no single factor leads to an individual’s selection.
Ray
U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting
I remember all of this . Wolf pack lead the way.
Does the air force accept non-citizens who do not have a green card or those who have been given a 2 year green card?
I’m working right now to try and enlist in my local reserve unit! Is there a way I can speed the process up ?
I’ve been wanting to go, when I was at an national guard challenge academy I talked to a recruiter and got things set up but They recommended it was best to sign when I’m 18, and ever since I graduated I had to wait days and days for a text back from them and they are almost an hour away since I live in the city and thier is one nearby and I want to go to them since my recruiter is a bit far, I was wondering if they can be able to transfer information about my asvab scores and such so I can hurry up and go, I do not like it back at home much and it’s just constant waiting
Most air force recruiters are awful in terms of getting back to you. It's kind of a running jokes they don't actually want to recruit anyone. You have to actively go to their office, make it clear you want to join and they will get you squared away.
Its' what you make of it.
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