Mikayla Rose

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@Dee-d1t6q Күн бұрын

SHOWER SHOES YAY OR NEH

@Shakiahjprod Күн бұрын

How did u hit E-5 in 4 years? You said u didnt have an education so u started at E-1 which is even harder to rank that fast. I heard reserve's ranks up faster but u are active?

@YancyCollins-v4k 3 күн бұрын

I went to Ft. Devens for my tech school back in July of 1990. Morse Systems Operator

@amayahliveswild1633 4 күн бұрын

How do u bring a wingman with u to the restroom? Do we ask a person next to us quietly? Or do something more professional? I have never been in the Air Force, but it might be something I want to do. Possibly.

@ranjitsingh-dh9kv 6 күн бұрын

What they teach in BMT? If you can help . So I can study before I go to BMT….,

@yoselinhernandez8414 7 күн бұрын

Are you active duty? Should have mentioned

@juliashaheen1909 11 күн бұрын

What was the approximate timeframe needed to ship personal items after basic to tech school? Trying to make sure the box gets them in time and not too early.

@juliashaheen1909 11 күн бұрын

What was the approximate timeframe needed to ship personal items after basic to tech school? Trying to make sure the box gets them in time and not too early.

@sophiebloomm 14 күн бұрын

I'm still in high school but I'm interested in Air Force public affairs. I was wondering If you went to college before BMT and tech school or what your path was/what you would recommend. Your videos are really helpful!

@jglassStrengthDignity 15 күн бұрын

I miss the food! The omelettes were the best. Also, probably the best tip someone gave me was to get a white tooth brush and white toothpaste. If you don't rinse it good enough, it still looks good.

@just._.0dd 16 күн бұрын

Hello, i was wondering if waivers are truly possible for someone who has a few things that the USAF could find a concern? I'm working with a recruiter however, I'm a little terrified of meps and genesis as well as not previously disclosing things before then...

@jglassStrengthDignity 15 күн бұрын

Honestly, I wouldn't keep anything hidden. It will come back to bite you. You can get a waiver for just about anything.

@kendracurtis2704 17 күн бұрын

What if you get headaches everyday and literally have to take ibuprofen everyday?

@dirtyketchup 19 күн бұрын

14:45 Dang, you got issued water bottles and had water filters? Hmmm… it was definitely plastic canteens and sink water for us in '11, but then again I wonder if you went to Disneyland dorms instead of Alcatraz, which might explain a lot about your experience. Basic trainees in the Alcatraz dorms have a much rougher experience at BMT, so that may explain some of the discrepancies you saw on reddit.

@dirtyketchup 19 күн бұрын

12:40 Lol, I didn't know that any of those rules existed, but my MTI definitely didn't follow any of them in 2011. In fact, he would single people out for PT all the time, and there was definitely no pushup limit either. Then again, he was definitely a corrupt bastard. In fact, at my first duty base, I was even approached by internal affairs and interviewed, and was asked about anything from my MTI that I could remember, so clearly they were on the hunt for something. No idea if he ever got in trouble for any of it, because I never heard anything after I gave my statement. I know that he would get so upset that he hurt another trainee one time when he threw something, and he pulled him aside and threatened to recycle him if he ever told anybody. He also forced me to sign the weekly form saying we had been given our 10-minute phone call even though he knew I hadn't had my phone call. He had sent me outside to practice guide-on techniques with a wingman until sunset. Ah, so many memories coming back. He also ripped up my family base pass forms and told me that nobody loved me and that they didn't want to see me at graduation. I had to sneak down to the offices on the first level and begged a Sgt to help me make sure that my family was given access. I also graduated on the 10th anniversary of 9/11, so security was heightened.

@dirtyketchup 19 күн бұрын

9:38 Lol, I had an element leader that I REALLY did not get along with in my Bay. Towards the end of basic, we were really at each other's throats and I was glad to be done with him. Then we were both assigned the same AFSC (The only 2 out of our whole class). And then in tech school, we were the only 2 in that class to get assigned to the same base. And then we shared a desk at base. And each were assigned the other half to each other's family housing duplex. So ya, you gotta learn to bury the hatchet. We eventually got along fine and realized we had a lot in common in our pre-Air Force lives. He taught me a lot about vehicle maintenance and helped me learn to take care of my wife's and my cars. The one lesson I wish I had learned before basic was that who you are when under stress can be a different person than who you want to be. You need to learn to give yourself grace, as well as those across from you. Basic is a super stressful environment, and the fact that most people are like 20 years old means that you aren't surrounded by highly developed adults yet, so I with I had known that going in. I was 23-24 in basic, and even then I still think I had a lot to learn.

@ddhill7150 21 күн бұрын

Very informative. Thank you and good luck...

@tristynvargas 25 күн бұрын

so you don’t come in as an officer after basic training if you have a college degree ?

@TatyanaBiroscak 26 күн бұрын

Is there a swim test in the Air Force? If so, what is it like? How intense is it?

@m.czandogg9576 28 күн бұрын

4:03 Okay, that was really good lol

@StayeHard 29 күн бұрын

What were the “challenging and hard sucky parts”?

@masternmargarita Ай бұрын

I always laughed when I was being yelled at.

@StayeHard Ай бұрын

What was the hardest part about bmt and how did you deal with the stress the mtis create?

@StayeHard Ай бұрын

Also, what were some mistakes you made during basic training or what were some common mistakes you noticed other people making?

@drillosophy1012 Ай бұрын

How did you get to live off base with two years TIS and unaccompanied?

@zhaneconnerzc Ай бұрын

Your camera got you lit 😍 what’s the quality?

@yocto7082 Ай бұрын

the food was actually incredible, probably some of the best food ive ever had relative to the circumstances

@Mxnnthrwr Ай бұрын

I hope this message reaches you! I’m first time military at age 34 and ship out this upcoming Monday…I’ve watched multiple videos from you and just wanted to say they’ve helped me SO MUCH with alleviating stress and the unknown lol you’re easy going and so insightful. Really just wanted to thank you. I wish you were more active on socials btw!

@susantuvell1572 Ай бұрын

Are you allowed to bring your medicine like if u have adhd and you have to take medicine or something

@liaforehand4719 Ай бұрын

oh my god thank you for this… i’m wanting to join the uscg and though it’s different, i’m glad i watched this to give me a basic idea