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These are things that you will learn while at BMT. Learning
them before will help you. Some trainees have been known to "trade"
their knowledge with others. You can teach them their Creed, they can
teach you how to make your bed correctly.
Air Force Creed
Air Force Core Values
Air Force Ranks
Air Force Abbreviations Military Alphabet & #s
Recruiter Assistance Program
ASVAB - AF Careers
Basic Reporting Procedures
At the position of attention, knock (a single time) on the door of the
superior you are reporting to.
If the door is open, knock (a single time) on the door frame. At the
command of "enter," march smartly to a position three paces in front of,
and centered, of the superiors desk. Stand sharply at attention. If the
superior is a commissioned officer, salute, and hold the salute while
making the reporting statement. Hold the salute until the officer
returns it.
If you were ordered or requested to be there, the reporting statement
should be "Sir (or "Ma'am"), Sergeant Johnson reports as ordered."
If you were not ordered to be there, the reporting statement should be
"Sir (or "Ma'am") Sergeant Johnson reports."
Videos:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiPFqODUAPU...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8xm0OzjaTo
- How to do a proper hair bun: The females are
allowed to take get product to keep their hair in place such as hair
crack, gel or other product to help with fly-a-ways. PLEASE
practice. Bobby pins must be as close to natural color of hair as
possible.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vt9VhmA4FnA
- How to properly stretch your shin splints
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMUwxdjveqI The 341. 341= You'll
learn all about the AETC Form 341 in Air Force Basic Military Training.
This is the primary method the Air Education and Training Command uses
to document discrepancies and excellence for non-prior service recruits
in both basic training and Air Force Technical Schools.
At the top of the form are places for the recruit to enter his/her name,
rank, and their squadron/flight information. Recruits in basic training
and non-prior service airmen in technical schools must carry two
completed copies of this form with them at all times.
If a staff member (Basic Training MTI, Military Training Leader,
instructor, Airman leader, etc.) observes a discrepancy or observers you
doing something extremely excellent, they can "pull" a 341 from you.
Then they complete the bottom of the form, documenting what they
observed and returns the form to your squadron for further action
(disciplinary action, chewing out, pat-on-the-back, or whatever your
chain of command determines is appropriate).
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