Essential Items For Living In Air Force Dorms 

True true. 🤙🏽

That’s what’s up. I’m glad I could help and preciate the support. 🤙🏽

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Hello sir, Hope your day is going well. I wanted to ask if the Air National Guard from your knowledge has an SMP program like the Army National Guard? Thank you!

This might help. AFI 36-3209 3.12.3.3.3. When ANG members enroll and are accepted into Reserve Officer Training Course (ROTC) or in an advanced course (third or fourth year) of the Army, Navy, Air Force ROTC, they must separate from the ANG and concurrently be discharged as a Reserve of the Air Force. Accomplish ANG member separation or discharge in the manner prescribed in Section 3C, Chapter 3 of this instruction. 3.12.3.3.4. Members in the basic course (first and second year) of the Army, Navy,or Air Force ROTC who are receiving awarded college scholarships granted under Title 10 U.S.C., Section 2107 must belong to the Reserve component of the Armed Forces that extended the grant.

22 years old here and meeting with a recruiter this week to start the process for Air National Guard. Wishing you luck!

Hey Jack I’m 37 ,definitely wanna join USAF as well , let’s get in touch

@@pierrewoodler1457 Keep in touch, I might be shipping out on 16th April

@@TheNinjaBees All the best

@@pierrewoodler1457 I went through MEPs and all went well. Will be shipping out soon

I’m glad I could help. Good luck on the rest of your process, and I appreciate the support. 🙌🏽🙌🏽

No problem at all my guy. Keep crushing it and early congrats on the new rank. 🙌🏽🙌🏽

That’s so dope. I’m glad I could help, and big congrats on making it this far. Good luck on the rest of your journey and thanks for your support. 🤙🏽

That’s awesome. I’m glad I could help and thanks for supporting. 🙌🏽🙌🏽

Appreciate that. I’m trying to get better. 😅

This website has a bunch of good boots and equipment. There’s so many different types of boots, it’ll be hard to recommend something without knowing his style. I’d say just check this out. militaryuniformsupply.com

Yes. Big trouble. It’s one of the worst things to happen to a recruiter.

I definitely think the accounting certificate will help. You can request what they call a “competency booking” with that certificate. You’d basically show your recruiter you have it, and see if they can directly book the job for you. There’s no guarantee they’d be able to, and may even not work with you if the only way you’ll join is by getting that job. So you have to keep that in mind when talking with a recruiter. Recruiters at least want you to list 7-10 jobs, that way if they’re not able to get you your number 1 job, at least they have back ups. I hope that makes sense and helps. Good luck. 🙌🏽

It comes pretty often. You would need to pass a broadcasting audition first. It’s basically you reading lines and recording how you sound reading them. You would need to get with a recruiter to help you with the audition.

@@Jodywithawhy Awesome! Thank you for the advice, once I finish getting my drivers license I will ask my recruiter for advice

I’ve put in someone before who went on a missions trip after graduating. They actually started the process before the trip, and put their availability date after the missions trip. As far as bulking up, I’d definitely recommend protein and protein shakes. Those can help, but keep in mind some people just can’t bulk up. So don’t stress yourself out about it. 🤙🏽

Absolutely not. Lol. This is advice for people living or moving into dorms after training is completed. While in basic, you’ll just use what they have and pray the time moves fast. Lol.

This is what they administer at basic. Influenza Meningococcal Measles, Mumps, Rubella Varicella Tetanus, Diphtheria, Acellular Pertussis

You can. It’s actually recommended

They provide shower shoes for everyone.

@@antonio80594 thanks man I appreciate that, shipping out next month 🤙

@@cursedco.1078 Good Luck I’m about to graduate tech school.

Here you go. get.surfshark.net/aff_c?offer_id=926&aff_id=26037

That’s a tough one. The only way I think you’d retrieve those scores is through the recruiter, and since their hands are tied, it doesn’t look like there’s much you can do. I’d recommend just being patient, but also maybe sending weekly or bi-weekly emails to the recruiter for updates. I hope that helps.

@@Jodywithawhythank you Jody! Worse case scenario, if I did fail, I assume the recruiter would notify me and not just ghost me right? 😅

@AprilFaith yea. They shouldn’t just ghost you. That’s weird. Lol

@@Jodywithawhy Ironically I got my scores last night! 🙌🏼 I surpassed all the minimums and even scored a 98 on ABM which is slightly irrelevant because I’m applying for a non-rated position 😅 thank you again for your videos! Now to rewatch all your content about MEPS 😆

Ayeee. Big congrats. You crushed it. Good luck at MEPS and with the rest of your process. 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

It depends on your rank coming in. If you come in as an E3, you can get out sooner than an E1. The dorms are for E4 and below. Age is also a factor, especially with college experience. If you're 25 and up, and have college to come in at an advanced rank, you can put on a list to be moved out of the dorms early. As soon as 6 months

It’s usually three years or less. The dorms usually have a list where you can request early out, but people with more rank usually top the list.

@@daustinrichards "The dorms are for E4 and below. " I have said COUNTLESS times that I really wish I had known this detail before joining the Army.. As you might know, in the Army, if youre lucky, in some cases you might be allowed to get out the barracks as an E5, but more likely than not, you wouldn't be allowed to get out of the barracks unmarried until you are E6 (if you make it that far because not everybody gets to that rank and for that matter not everybody makes it to E5), and there have been soldiers who have had to stay in the barracks for 8 to 10 years. When was training with airmen at fort sam houston, I actually heard one of the airman say he couldnt wit to get married as soon as possible so that would be the sooner he could be allowed out the dorms when he got operational. Like the fact that Air Force will let you out the dorms at 3 years MAX isnt soon enough for him. I dont think a lot of people in the Air Force just dont realize how good they have it compared to the other branches. You said "Age is also a factor," That is also just unbelievable. My last roommate, who was younger than me and was 28, complained that at our age we should not have to be in the barracks just because we're not married. I was so desensitized to it that I had turned my mind off and just accepted it. In the Army, even if you are a 40 year old man, as long as you are not married and you are lower enlisted, you still will have to remain in the barracks until you are E6 or maybe E5 if you are lucky.

Ayeee. My man Jake. 💪🏽. But yes you can bring the opposite sex to your dorm room, however they can’t live with you. They can stay the night, but that’s about it. And yes you’ll still have to live in the dorms unless you’re married or have dependents.

You can join, however you’d be disqualified from all jobs that require a drivers license.

@@Jodywithawhywould it disqualify me from being able to take the ASVAB because I haven’t told my recruiter yet?

No. You’d be able to take the asvab, and do the physical. When you’re doing the job portion, you’d only be qualified for jobs that don’t require a license.

@@Jodywithawhy ok thanks Jody

What’s your zip code?

Ayee yooo. Chill.