United States Air Force Basic Military Training | Boot Camp....!

United States Air Force Basic Military Training ( BMT) is a seven-week program of physical and combat training required in order for an individual to become enlisted into the United States Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard and United States Space Force.
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[@Stormtrooper371]

As someone who has gone through Air Force BMT, I can assure you that they’re not nearly that nice when the cameras aren’t around

[@duped8273]

Cap chair force🤡

[@GSXR-1000]

Same way with navy boot

[@Vahle.]

Gonna have to call bs on this one boss, they are this chill off camera lol. At least when I went in 2015 it was pretty relaxed. I hated that tbh

[@shyduck_]

​​​​@@Vahle.I know there was a witch hunt going on around 2013 following the SA scandals and I think a lot of the remaining MTIs got spooked. Like they were getting in NJP'd for even the most minor or bogus infractions. In fact my lead MTI from 2009 got swept up in it and lost a stripe. Don't know why, but it was surreal knowing we were the same rank for a while. I wonder if being more chill was a self-preservation tactic.

[@user-hw5pd1mv9b]

Lackland was my father's last duty station before retirement. I was in a barber shop when a TI came and asked if I was in a hurry. It was summer and I was out of school and told, no. He then lined up his flight for haircuts. One of the barbers asked the guy how he wanted it cut. the guy described, then proceeded to lay the clippers to his scalp. It looked like the kid was about to cry. The TI just smiled. That was summer of 1970. Lackland was not a girly place back then.

[@larry-ni5db]

Joined in ‘82, started with 56 and ended with 39 at graduation. Intimidating yes, physically demanding not really, but that is subjective. Joining the Air Force was the best move I ever made. I am now retired from the airline industry and the civil service. For those about to join, make sure you have a plan. Get into a job that interests you and that will benefit you if and when you get out. Talk to your parents and seek out those who have served. I salute all veterans and wish all who join the best of luck.

[@Dimantledpenguin99]

What if parents don’t approve?

[@tewksburydriver8624]

@@Dimantledpenguin99 .. it is your life.

[@theredbanana5006]

@@Dimantledpenguin99your choice actually when u are 18+

[@dmunz7015]

@@Dimantledpenguin99 You're grown or should be.

[@dmunz7015]

I joined in July 81, and I pretty much agree with most if not all of what you said. I joined at age 24 after college and a couple civilian jobs. I didn't want to commit to 6 plus years, so I went in as enlisted and not OTS. I ended up being in for 6 years anyway, I extended my 4-year tour to take an overseas assignment. Going into the Air Force has been one of my better decisions in life.

[@andrewsanborn603]

I leave for basic June 18th 2024. I hope for a long career serving in the world’s greatest Airforce.

[@JacobKunkel]

I'll be there on the 25th in the USSF. Good luck!

[@mjohnson427]

I ship out tomorrow I’ll await your arrival. My name is Marcus Johnson if we ever meet

[@AstroHunter5280]

good luck boys! Boot camp was the best time i ever had. Get in there and standout at the top. Be the example and not an example.

[@PjPerrone-ge9wz]

Just graduated today it’s a life changing experience best of luck

[@bigwillietheb]

Good luck to you & thank you for serving make our country proud & God bless you

[@thesdalove5166]

Graduated April 10th and 11th. Underrated tip, don’t villainize your MTI.

[@ericksolis1019]

signed about two weeks ago 🤝🏽waiting for my dates to leave and i can’t wait !

[@YupImSharky]

wow man! goodluck!

[@yankovic100]

I signed about a month ago! Still waiting on my date to leave also

[@Who_asked_this_guy]

Good luck, dude. Hope all goes well

[@YupImSharky]

@@yankovic100 thats so cool! What MOS did u pick?

[@chriscoll6493]

😂

[@dynamicdylan1173]

Getting sworn in Monday. Def looking forward to this journey

[@trentonvet]

I went through Air Force basic training in 1973. Hardest part for me was getting out of bed so early.

[@gusm2752]

1976 here. 3723 rd Flight 629. Then Security Police. Next stop IRAKLION Air Station CRETE, Greece. 👍🇺🇸

[@roberteshelman5917]

I went through BMTS 1985. It led to an amazing 20 year career. No regrets.

[@mike-indiana6643]

Me flt 308

[@gavinc1539]

I’m assuming you got married while in, so can I ask how difficult it is to find a wife that doesn’t care about the 20 years thing because that’s the only thing stopping me from wanting to do 20 is that I might not find a wife that will stay with me

[@roberteshelman5917]

My advice would be to pursue your career goals. If it's a military career then by all means put your full effort in to that. I would have followed my wife anywhere and vice-versa. A solid marriage will withstand the challenges of a military career. It was an adventure for us and it will likely be for you as well.

[@kurtb8474]

Went through in 1983. 3707 BMTS Flt. 147. Dorm B-4. SSgt. Roerig, Sgt. Cannon, SSgt. TSgt. Sleighter, TSgt. Markowitz, MSgt. Furey. I remember all of those names. One useful piece of advice for anyone getting ready to go. My father-in-law, a 22 - year MSgt, put me on the bus to BMT. The last thing he said before the door closed was "Keep your mouth shut and your tailgate up." It's good to see them doing combat moves with weapons and full gear. We didn't do that in BMT. We only did it in Security Specialist School.

[@harrygjr9790]

Back in 1961, I went through basic training at Lackland. My drill instructor said we would never forget his name, and I haven't. Then some years later, I was stationed at Lackland and worked in what was known as "The Green Monster." This was the building where all basic trainees went through when they first arrived. I would go over to the barber shop and watch the trainees get their first hair cut. One of the barbers would ask how they wanted their hair cut, and then after getting a reply, they would commence to shave them bare. I would laugh 😂😂😂.

[@user-nt1uh4rb8b]

I was in Basic in 1973 the haircut cost was .95 cents. You had to give them a Dollar bill and you did not get a nickel back, I guess that was a tip. Our TI was Sgt Adams and Sgt Dunphy. Those were the good old days. GOD BLESS THE USA and all who served.

[@housepianist]

I went through AF BMT in 1981. It was no cake walk! You’re right about this being done for the camera. Granted, this is not like the Marines in any sense but back in the day, you got your shit rocked!

[@remoevans7847]

👌🏻😂

[@user-px8lx9dp6h]

I was there in 1997 only as a guest already finished my boot camp in Great lakes,Chicago at Lacklond Air Force Base for my A-School for culinary arts qualification before entering the fleet on board the USS Carl Vinson CVN-70 stationed in Bremerton Washington along the Puget sound. It was really cool, because we were served by the cooks in the Air Force during my training. San Antonio Texas was a really fun experience and i am truly grateful for aquiring an education that I even use as a hobby to this very day.

[@nevyjohnson4854]

Bro I'm set on being a marine but dang this video is so chill compared to other branch vids, no disrespect to AF vets of course like tysm for your service but DANG

[@RetreadPhoto]

Most Air Force jobs have no need to deploy. Ditto for space cadets.

[@zhongxina4304]

Watching this on the bus ride to Lackland with my boy Flores

[@Snuffy03]

I would probably never have gone to jump training. I was a Mortarmam by MOS. 81's. Through some F'up, I got assigned to recon and the next thing I knew, I was on my way to the ROK jump training facility. After that tour, I was at LeJeune stuck in recon again. Took me forever to get back to my FDC where I belonged. Semper Fi.

[@laowaistudieschina7470]

When they're crawling, there was barbed wire overhead and a recording of a SAW in operation in 1987. We wore the pickle suit, no armor for obstacle course. Some stuff has been added to the course, i don't see the weaver or those damn logs we had to hop over (feet to the INSIDE, Airman!!) otherwise i bet it all smells the same.

[@haydencoughlin5222]

Leaving July 23rd. Can’t wait for my career in the Air Force!

[@celinacaraballo352]

future soldier, nice video.

[@jessesolis2558]

me to lemme get yo snap g

[@ripper8828]

Brings back memories. 3703 Flt 413

[@bluecollarwatches7048]

I joined in 81, was a 55275 plumber, went back to tech school for fire suppression tech (fire sprinklers) and backflow. Made a great living off my USAF training. The opportunity is there if you’re willing to learn and take the opportunity presented you, never ever turn down free education. I went tdy everywhere and served with the famed RedHorse. Semper Ducimus!

[@sooncomingkingjesus8231]

My Son is on his way may the Lord Jesus cover you all from all hurt harm and danger in Jesus mighty name I pray for every young man, every young woman for a safe return to your families❤️

[@matthewthomas1213]

Oh shut up

[@joelkoffi2806]

Amen 🙏🏿 may God bless you as well

[@joelkoffi2806]

@@matthewthomas1213you’ll live to regret this kid

[@scotthearts9634]

​@@matthewthomas1213 geeezz... was this necessary?

[@remoevans7847]

Jesus was the worst carpenter in history, he couldn’t pull a nail to save his life.

[@basilioreyes8079]

I stand corrected. Was at Randolph in San Antonio for the last 2 years of service.

[@pitithepimp5409]

Going to meps this week can’t wait to get my ship off date

[@ryudragonpunch9025]

The only boot camp where the drill sergeant asks the recruit for permission LOL

[@scottdunkirk8198]

I went through in 1984 and we weren’t asked anything we just did

[@teufelhunden3606]

Nothing like the Corps and I'm sure Army basic ! Reminds me of gym class in high school. No offense Air Force.

[@bigfowlboski9293]

@@teufelhunden3606 No offense taken. You see we are trained that boot camp is just to weed out the weak. After this is tech school where we are to train our brain to focus on the mission using state of the art technology. I'm sure it's quite different than just duh point shoot. We solve the problem and get back home in time for dinner while you eat MRE's and C-rations in your comfy tent cities.

[@teufelhunden3606]

@@bigfowlboski9293 🤣👍

[@remoevans7847]

@@bigfowlboski9293As a retired Army paratrooper, I loved you Airforce boys. Every time we had a fight to go to, you were there to give us a ride.

[@chrisbowmusic]

I remember those days. I’m not surprised that they didn’t film the Gas Chamber drill. And as someone else said, instructors are not that nice.

[@Vinny8El611]

Graduated 1989 this is so tame bro 💯

[@stretchman490]

I went to Air Force Basic Military Training in 1981, not boot camp. It was there I earned the title of Airman. Sure, maybe things have changed somewhat. The confidence course was tough then, but beast week looks a lot harder. The only way to know is to go. Spent 3 years overseas after tech school, during the Reagan years, at the height of the cold war. 5 years after DEROS the wall came down and it was over. When you look at the world today, think about how it could have gone then. This mission is the most important on earth. Let no one convince you of otherwise. Godspeed.

[@RetreadPhoto]

The Cold War didn’t end in 1989, by far!

[@tomstout3645]

This sure is different than USMC. I also appreciate all sons and daughters who volunteer for service no matter what branch.

[@striker0103]

I went thru BMT 30+ years ago, trust they are not this nice. My TI snuck up behind me and yelled, made me re-think my decision for sure. I made it though. Still remember my TI, SSgt Pinkerton and SSgt Brown (from Queens NY). The 01st.

[@gofasters1]

Wow I went in the Marine corps in 1987. There was no KZbin back then would have been nice see what I was getting into for boot camp. It was absolutely crazy. I should have joined the Air Force haha

[@user-hw5pd1mv9b]

I am acquainted with a retired Marine LtCol who commanded a training battalion at Parris. He said he liked to call each of the recruits in for a talk just before graduation. One question he would ask "what one thing would like to have." One recruit said "One hour with my recruiter."

[@jarrellbabb1344]

Things has change since I went through in Sept 1968. PT at 10 am. When jt was about 90 degrees.

[@specialk9424]

321st ain't what I remember from 2002. TSgt Mayo, TSgt Julbes, SSgt Andreati, SSgt Midgett, MSgt Duell, they didn't fuck around.

[@PSkitt82]

Interesting. Was SSgt Midgett a midget? 😂😂😂😂 I bet he or she caught hell when they went through.

[@nperry106]

323rd from 1999 here. TSgt Robbins, my Team Chief, was former SpecOps so he loved to mindfuck everyone.

[@Lazshadow]

When I went through in 2014 it was way different and a lot harder 320th can’t stop the rock

[@thomasryan2679]

I got out in 1975 and now earn 320k yearly based from my original AFSC. Thank you Unc Sam.

[@redfireroush]

That's quite a bit different from when I was there. Dec 1981 (6 weeks back then). Sqn 3707 Flt 686. As long as you do your job and think of it as a mind game, you will have no issues. Went to Chanute AFB after that. After the military I worked for two major airlines for 38 years and retired.

[@brucewzimple6475]

October 1970 celebrated 18 bday in basic in SA…. U’ll do well

[@kenlane8484]

1976 ....flt 3702...best advice to give you new recruits...dont be first and dont be last....find a home in the middle, at the end my drill sgt asked who i was,where were you hiding all those weeks

[@jerrydc818]

Other branches makes jokes about the Air Force but some wished they joined it. I’m retired Army and I told my kids to join the Air Force. Just saying 😂

[@user-hw5pd1mv9b]

I tell kids to stay away from the military. Far, far away.

[@Rick4345]

My dad did the same thing to me.

[@remoevans7847]

As soft as kids are today, that was the right advice.

[@Rick4345]

@@remoevans7847My dad’s train of thought was I could actually gain more practical experience. I went into law enforcement in August of 1980. My dad said at least I wouldn’t be directing traffic in the middle of the woods.

[@remoevans7847]

@@Rick4345 I’m sorry to hear that, are you retired from terrorizing and extorting fellow citizens now?

[@johnramsey9362]

Hate to sound like an old timer but this has changed ENORMOUSLY. Piggy back rides from the TI's are next.

[@dylanpardo9703]

Beanies under the Kevlar is wild. Their squad bays are nice as hell too, the marine ones looked like a prison cell lmao.

[@spicysnowman8886]

Those are the new dorms, i just graduated out of the old ones. Trust me, the black mold and prison vibes were present.

[@williamsanders1372]

Went to Lackland for Basic in April 1977, every morning we stretched and ran nothing else. We did one 5 mile hike and ran a graded obstacle course. It required focus, but I kept thinking when is this going to get hard.

[@mikehilla737]

Went through BMT on January of 1977. It was very cold so all P/T was in a gym. Only went outside for chow and matching to other training sites.

[@ambu6478]

I went through Army Basic Training at Fort Jackson SC in 1973. I can tell you that our Drill Sergeants would have been eating us alive if we didn't move our a$$es a whole lot faster than some of these people. They couldn't hit us, but they screamed every cuss word in the book at us and some that weren't in the book. We weren't allowed to walk in the company area and we ran to most training areas we went to in 97-99 ° heat. We stayed in old white wooden WWIl barracks, and only had a fan, no air conditioning. It was a good time for sure... we made it and looking back it made us tougher for sure!!

[@fsociety9098]

I’m 5’4 weighing 182. Was told to lose 10lbs before I can do MEPS. Is there any advice I should take to heart? I’m currently working out as hard as I can. My dad was in Air Force and I would love to know how the process is. Thanks 😬

[@tewksburydriver8624]

To the people here commenting about how easy it looks, get over yourselves. The Airforce knows what they need and what they don't need. This is plenty difficult for the jobs and service they are about to perform. I was Army in the early 90's, but I know the Airforce is different. Instead of ridiculing them how about understanding the difference and thanking these young people for stepping up in a world that needs Patriots regardless of if you think their basic is a joke or not.

[@KosherPorky]

Yep. Especially when you consider the ground side of the AF is arguably the toughest out of any branch. Special Reconaissance, PJ, CCT, TACP. Special tactics is fuckin badass. Aviation is dope too. Love the Reapers

[@golfery5119]

@@KosherPorky I still couldn't believe that Air Force "beast week" actually has showers. I had first heard about it in the "Angry Cops" video "Air Force is the strongest branch" I'm Army myself and when I was on the "Forge" that was the absolute dirtiest and filthiest I've ever been in my life. I finally asked an Air Force guy in person over a year ago when I and another soldier were talking to him. I asked him "is it true you folks have showers in Beast Week?" He was surprised and said "of course. why would we not have showers?" Me and the other soldier looked at one another like "what ?????"

[@golfery5119]

@@KosherPorky 3:50 instructor goes "you're not going to do PT" Trainee sarcastically goes "aww" ???? An Air Force trainee in BASIC can get sarcastic with an instructor and have nothing happen to him? ???

[@KosherPorky]

@@golfery5119 I get it, but it's just a different culture. I'm straight outta Infantry. Forge still wasn't bad. STX wasn't bad. FTX wasn't bad. Even if it was dirty as fuck

[@golfery5119]

@@KosherPorky The only thing I found about it that wasn't such a terrible thing was that it lasted just about five days, vs three weeks or longer in the operational Army. Even though we don't (typically) get near as filthy as we did on the Forge, the idea of going several weeks or longer without cleaning my ass for all that time really made me wish I'd have listened to people who told me to go Air Force instead of Army (not just not being able to bathe for all that time and also having to take shits in tight porter potties while wearing IOTV and carrying a weapon, but also not being able to contact family for all of that time and also having to deal with your bosses 24/7)

[@thomasryan2679]

I enlisted when Vietnam began winding down. Our TI was notified he wasn't selected for reenlistment after 8 years in. He withdrew and left us alone for days at a time. Other TI's didn't assume his duties. We knew the daily schedules were posted and attended classes on our own. However, I liked sleeping an extra hour late by skipping breakfast. Later, another TI left for the weekend to get married. He never returned and was listed AWOL. What a crew we had. The USAF was training Iranians to fly then. They had barracks opposite us. An officer was murdered there by one of his own. It was never solved.

[@jonathanskurtu7384]

Win U In Da Airforce U WEEL Refer To Me As: Flightmaster Jene: "Do I Make Myself Clear?: "Yes Flightmaster Jene!."

[@bruceanthony3357]

They would have had hell in Navy boot camp back in 1981

[@jonathanwstx]

Sooooo when does it get challenging?

[@eelyeoj5799]

I went to basic in Dec. 1990. We always ran in formation in step around the track.

[@RetreadPhoto]

No way. There has always been both team training and individual conditioning (and testing).

[@cupholder7758]

I went through this basic training in June 1982. It was a total joke. I could drill the flight better than my TI.

[@robertrumbold3882]

I remember getting my head shaved in basic training lackland you young recruiits do your best follow orders but never give up

[@arrowsmithoutdoors]

Why the got on abu’s? This was posted 2 weeks ago

[@donaldparlett7708]

Ahhh, the country club. Went to Ft Knox in 1984. It was way more miserable, who could forget Agony, Misery, or Dispair? The heat and humidity was a killer.

[@riotsquadgaming7460]

not their fault you couldnt score high enough on the afqt to get into the chair force

[@TheMasterBlaster03]

I went to Hard Knox for Basic in 2003. We still did Agony, Misery, and Heartbreak(they must have renamed Dispair)! There’s was another one called Poor Man’s Hill….it wasn’t a hill…more like a mountain 😂

[@Discfishguy]

does anybody break 90 degrees?

[@pensacola07]

I joined the Air Force in 1978 and we did everything as a flight, we ran as a flight and did our PT as a flight and I can tell you for a fact, that we ran in combat boots and fatigues, not in tennis shoes and shorts and T shirts

[@RetreadPhoto]

There’s a time and place for it. There’s a difference between physical conditioning and military conditioning. And there are quantity years and quality years.

[@nexusly6720]

Do they even do btlv?

[@RamZnation]

You got no PT? In the Marines, you need to score a 300PFT for the DIs to even consider you to go to medical.

[@icymaltex3440]

for real brother, just seeing their IST makes me wanna puke 😂

[@spicysnowman8886]

Medical takes priority over everything at bmt. We had one dude that was on pt and marching waivers the entire time, the only time he did pt was the test and he passed somehow.

[@rply69]

The Marines expect.... no, DAMAND you give 100%. Anything less, you should have joined the Air Force.

[@willthomas7950]

Where do you want to go?

[@V7imnida]

Let’s go “Wingman” 😂

[@notyourmomma7663]

I went through this june 12 - August 04 , 2023. Hot as shit 😂😂😂 but super easy. I was in alcatraz

[@geocooley7282]

Air Force gets a bad rap for their training. I assure you, when I went through in 96 it was intense.

[@Chazz_US_Marine]

That's because Air Force is the brains and not the brawn. The brawn is Marines and Army.

[@theguyfromwalgreens]

I went through in ‘98 as well. I look at the dorms now & think they’re like a decent hotel compared to when I went through. Ice cold looking bare wall rooms with no sign of life.

[@geocooley7282]

@@theguyfromwalgreens I totally agree with how it was for us. I was in 323. “House of Pain”. How bout you?

[@theguyfromwalgreens]

@@geocooley7282322. Can’t remember what it was called though.

[@user-ey4bo5kw7m]

@@Chazz_US_Marine Well then how about this Sparky. The next time there is to be a gun fight tell us just how damn smart you are...

[@zzhangzzz1735]

Why did i join Army after i watch this video......

[@basilioreyes8079]

Served 77-79. BC was a snap, nothing to fear. Enjoyed my 4 years but was ready to get out. Law Enforcement Specialist 88132. Germany and then San Antonio.

[@gusm2752]

77 - 79 is 2 years. I was 76 - 80 Security Police Crete Greece and Albuquerque.

[@jaylen6912]

lol this is old they aren’t wearing current uniform

[@Stormx_]

I’m still debating if I wanna go reserve or active duty

[@Martaviss]

Any decision?

[@scottmoore9258]

The academy cadets always thought they were big shit and i always thought it was funny cause they werent exactly in the Air Force yet

[@Ultra_Neito]

Man I’m overthinking like AF BMT is hard, if anybody can vouch for this? I’m 5’8 185lbs, I can run, do pushups, half way sit-ups, planks but I absolutely suck at pull up’s, any advice?

[@trentonvet]

Pullups are a mind thing. I couldn't do many until I had to. I put my mind to it and told myself I'm stronger than I think I am, and just started doing them. Good luck

[@juanxnaranjo647]

Yea, this is the G rated version, our MTI would Spartan kick the door open if the beds weren't made, if we weren't dressed to the uniform of the day and formed up on the wall 10 minutes later, we were properly f**ked the rest of the day.

[@Chazz_US_Marine]

3:07 WTF is that. zero, zero, zero

[@tripodcatz5532]

Well, thank God there is a Marine Corps to offset this.

[@dianeribera7739]

💪💪🇺🇸💐🙋🏻‍♀️🙏

[@Chazz_US_Marine]

4:52 That's horrible

[@David-mg5jx]

That PT gear looks awful to train in.

[@kikofromthesouth2863]

Not one WAR CRY even the instructors seem like motivational speakers when they talk to the recruits 🤣🤣🤣🤣 They forgot to say pretty please.

[@andrewhemphill8999]

lol yeah that is when the cameras are on. it's just a little bit different when the cameras aren't around. they needed to just show what the hell is going on. given that might scare mom and dad. but yeah this wasn't a good video

[@kikofromthesouth2863]

@andrewhemphill8999 I understand but it is nothing compared to Marine Boot camp.

[@andrewhemphill8999]

@@kikofromthesouth2863 wait are you telling me marines have it tougher? j/k

[@kikofromthesouth2863]

@andrewhemphill8999 a bit I've seen Air Forces chow halls.

[@kikofromthesouth2863]

😆

[@alejandrofoo]

That’s some cute training 😂 the MTIs acting like your gym teacher motivating you😂man this is so different from Marine Corps Recruit Training, you’ll get smoked in the sandpit for 10 minutes and run squadbay to squadbay just because the DI woke up on the wrong side of the bed and he saw you scuzzing closest to the quarterdeck😂

[@balconyclubLA]

Damn, that’s fat Matt in the front row. What a blue falcon.

[@Chazz_US_Marine]

WTF is a blue falcon. That sounds like a wrestling move lol

[@suzeradestin6993]

If I was a man I want to just cut my hair before I got there cuz baby they don't care how you look😅😅

[@redmistsniper8362]

You will hate the phrase hurry up if you join I promise you

[@geocooley7282]

Hurry up and wait

[@mgunny05]

Girls scouts has changed a lot….

[@JBM425]

Marine Corps and Army basic is harder physically and more intense, but Air Force basic is not a gentleman’s course by any means.

[@scottmoore9258]

94 here Little Russia

[@kunfreefriedchickenATK]

This video old AF 😂 cuz I know for a fact this ain’t today’s BMT……

[@parkerHYT]

Is it harder or easier today?

[@limitless3319]

@@parkerHYT i left 2 months ago it isn't that bad unless you're in Alcatraz

[@AirForceKrissy]

@@limitless3319I was in alcatraz and can confirm

[@sieunhau1]

@@AirForceKrissyI wanna join the Air force but I forget everything I learned, I am 29 now(perfectly fit). How many points Do I need for ASVAB in order to join The air force ma’am?

[@fobfansrar4536]

@@sieunhau1 minimum score is 31 if you have a high school diploma, however if you score that low you are extremely limited in terms of what jobs you can get. I would recommend doing research on the different jobs in the Air Force and see what scores you need for the ones you're interested in

[@Livelikelarry22]

What the fuck is this?! This looks like daycare compared to the other branches.

[@gregorylatta8159]

The DI isn't wearing socks 😅

[@andrewhemphill8999]

it's basically a poorly done video.

[@JigglePhysix]

Jesus H Christ does airforce have it easy.

[@genewilkerson8528]

Rainbow rainbow don't be blue. You'll be green in a day or two.

[@martinyoung12690]

This video has to be old because they no longer use books as study material they use iPads now

[@commonsenseisntcommon1776]

Today we will be learning our Pronouns for combat

[@rply69]

Haha! Yes, after they ALL learn how to use tampons. 🤣🤣🤣

[@yarogrigoriev1609]

Some of those people are not doing push ups correctly

[@mgrainford8921]

looks pretty EZ

[@AdonAKingALegend]

Exactly what they want you to think.

[@rply69]

We're doomed.

[@user-bx9rm1sj2m]

This is the softest thing I’ve ever seen in my life! Dear God, please help us.

[@RetroBell1999]

I'm training to get in shape for the Air force. Afterwards, I'll go talk to a recruiter. What advice can you all give me that the recruiter won't tell 😅?

[@Lootboxrng]

If you get a good recruiter then really you should be fine just don’t lie about anything to him and always be honest.

[@marsandre9701]

Be honest about anything that can be found on your medical records. This isn’t the old days, genesis has access to everything and they’ll absolutely make it harder to join

[@homerfry9234]

Have a guaranteed job, do NOT go in open, they will give the crappy jobs nobody wants. Do NOT sign for 6 years, thats for suckers.

[@Lootboxrng]

@@homerfry9234 shipping may 19th mechanial apptitude index 6 years. am I cooked?

[@user-nt1uh4rb8b]

The main advice I was told to, Keep your mouth shut and keep and your locker locked. I served from 1972 thru 1993. BMT 3710. Get in shape before basic and let the good times roll. GOD BLESS YOU ALL.

[@robertrumbold3882]

Ahh yes remember it well

[@lemon15960]

I'm planning on joining the Air Force this year. this basic training is absolutely fucking pathetic, I hope it isn't like this when I go 🙏 I want to be challenged like never before and become a new man. Not go to high school again.

[@jaimealvarado2447]

join a different branch then

[@lemon15960]

@@jaimealvarado2447 i want to join the air force for the jobs they have and benefits they have. Im not gonna go to a 4 year branch and hate it cuz the bootcamp was more how i wanted it

[@chrisjimenez1348]

It’s not like this, I just graduated April 4th. This is done for the video. It’s very old also, we don’t wear that uniform anymore. Also their Disneyland trainees you need to go to the Alcatraz Squadrons that’s where the real character is at. BMT is great though.

[@ctg5679]

@@chrisjimenez1348yeah agreed, after graduating in march it’s definitely not this soft

[@lemon15960]

@@chrisjimenez1348 I’m glad

[@gregorylatta8159]

The chair force 😆

[@golfery5119]

Army: "Hard work, work!" Air Force: "Work smarter, not harder"

[@Snuffy03]

Calling Air Force basic training a "boot camp" makes me snicker. The only real boot camp is either MCRD Parris Island or MCRD San Diego. The rest are just kindergarten.

[@Alex-tw8nb]

Army?

[@Snuffy03]

​​@@Alex-tw8nbI am not sure. At one time Army BCT was dedicated, but over the years pressure to lower standards has eroded its luster. I see the same thing now happening to my beloved Corps, with standards on grooming and uniform regulations being altered in the name if "diversity". When I went through Parris Island 53 years ago, it it seemed a lot tougher than I read about these days. Seems young people can't handle being yelled at.

[@duped8273]

@@Snuffy03Fort Moore army boot camp is also difficult they train infantry soldiers over there. Coast guard boot camp as well don't forget!

[@Snuffy03]

@@duped8273 I don't know. The only Army bases I was ever on were Fort Bragg to do jump school and Fort Drum for winter training. I must admit I'm still having difficulty with the leftists renaming our bases. The present administration is trying to destroy part of our history. As if it never happened. Gen. Moore deserves all recognition. But at the cost of heritage?

[@Chazz_US_Marine]

Amen, brother

[@jacegallagher8589]

Way easier treatment than Navy Basic Training. Granted I went to Great Lakes in 2012, but even seeing more recent videos it looks like Navy Bootcamp is still harder.

[@lemon15960]

both navy and air force bmt has gone to shit. Hell even Army bootcamp is starting to get soft

[@commonsenseisntcommon1776]

Great Lakes Jan 1986……. 40 below, not fun

[@commonsenseisntcommon1776]

Wokeification.

[@RetreadPhoto]

Why are there four rows of AMN and A1Cs at the back of that marching flight? Please don’t tell me they’re goofy Star Wars Space Force cadets? College credit folk March at the back, not by size like everyone else? And that’s the fattest MTI I’ve ever seen, shouldn’t be at parade or training airmen.

[@mcs-21277]

You are going to get yelled at a lot more than this video shows.

[@Chazz_US_Marine]

Talk louder or screamed at. There is a difference. The only 2 branches where the DI's scream as loud as they can in your face or god damn ear is Marines and Army.

[@dmxtre1]

Is this basic training or the boy scouts? I went in '82, real basic training

[@Thatoperator23]

“back in my day we shit in a hole and pissed in a tree”

[@bjwhisnant]

Who asked?

[@dmxtre1]

@@bjwhisnant KZbin

[@user-in4re4mu9h]

Jealous

[@dmxtre1]

@@user-in4re4mu9h not jealous of Cinderella basic training; during war, they'll be ready to bake cakes