Went through this school in 1996, and it rocked and was very strenuous n tough! But fun. 5 days in woods was argh no food no coffee. Spin puke tub was fun, etc. Very proud to be a naval Aircrewmen. Rock on.

I completed aircrew school

Went through way back in 1987 - forgot the class number, but we started the Tuesday after Memorial Day... then on to RSS Class 8719 (Number One, First in Line, Conway's Last, Guarido's First) - STILL have and fit into my UDT Shorts.

My dad was an AW from 1977-2001. Iv been an AW since 2004 and retire in 7.5 months. Pensacola was a good time.

This is motivation. I’m currently looking to join the navy and I wanted to be a Seabee but also interested in aircrewman helicopter rate it’s so many things to do

9:28 That cat walk does not exist anymore. The only remaining part are the concrete support beams which kinda just awkwardly stick out of the bay. 9:41 That Glass building is also the new Naccs HQ. I can proudly say I helped move every single piece of furniture from the old building into the new 😂 👍

Very challenging and fun! Got my gold wings in 1990. Ended up stationed in Hawaii flying P-3c Orions. *Goooo for it kids!*

we had a Puddle pirate helo pick us up in Pensacola bay not what they have in the pool now... Class 9133 here... is the F4 phantom out side the admin bldg still there, to the left of the barracks as you exited? I believe if I remember right it was from the Constellation...

The first building in the video is where all aircrew would form up for classing up and classes is being condemned cause a baby possum fell out of the ceiling into the cage. One of the instructors said they wont fix the building for use they will just make the outside look pretty since the repairs for making the building serviceable would cost to much. they planned on moving to another building removing the original wings and painting new ones at the new building. My class 2343 was the last one to have a full cycle through it. We made our class patch honoring that possum who made a huge change to the history of aircrew training. the patch is several possums wearing piss covers diving out of a c-130 with "END OF AN ERA" at the bottom of the patch. HOORAH AIRCREW!

The most annoying fucking people in the navy I ever met. Glorified flight attendants shouldn’t be roped into the same category as rescue swimmers

I’ll be headed here as soon as I finish basic, excited to take on the challenge and give every last ounce of honor, courage and commitment to making this dream come true.

Ahhh memories

Damnit man now I feel old, I went threw that back in 09. Saw this was 10 years ago and checked to see how close our classes would have been but it hit me how long ago I went threw LOL 🤦‍♂️ forgot all about the hypoxia chamber

Thank You For Posting This, this has really helped calm my nerves as to how it may go

Welcome to Naval Aircrewman. Best Job in the world in the Navy. We didnt have Aircrew Candidate when I first became and Aircrewman, just SERE and DWEST and EW Training at North Island for the job. When I went for my 2nd tour the Detailer mentioned AC Candidate and I asked if I needed it since I already had my wings, He decided not. I just did DWEST Again and then EW training at Corey Station in PCola. FE School, later at VP31 and Dwest again. Again, Welcome and its the BEST Job you will ever have.

I leave in 10 days nervous as idk what

I went to this school in the summer of 1990 after Boot Camp in Orlando. The President was HW Bush, that's 32 years ago. A lot has change. Many same drills but different places in the base. We did the 1 mile swim outside in the pool. We did the obstacle course a lot. The mess hall was very nice. It was officer quality type but for enlisted. As of matter of fact, it was the best base out of my 5 year enlistment. After Pensacola, we went to Millington, TN for A school and that was a downgrade. That base sucks and the mess hall was Alcatrazz level.

im planing on doing this scool

Bruh what is this music 💀

Googles in the pool? Since when!?

at3 sitting here wishing i was aws3

I love looking at all the comments on here, it's crazy how long ago some of them were. I ship out next July (I'm DEP) and was able to get aircrew. I'm very excited for the future adventures military life holds for me.

I wanna do this. Im enlisting right now

Royal video 🇺🇸🌎

what are the fitness standards to get to and be successful as Aircrew? I know they don’t take the PST (unless rescue swimmer) so what standards are the being evaluated on? Just curious because, I remember when i was in Pensacola for A school and people were dropping like flies from Aircrew school for physical fitness.

I attended this training in Pcola. Class (19) 9209. Brings back some memories.

I graduate this week on Thursday. Gonna miss my time at NACCS sometimes. Hooyah class 2221

I was there in 1986, January. Was in CPR training when the tragedy of the Space Shuttle happened. It was super cold that morning. Thanks for your service ladies and gentlemen.

If you can’t swim should you pick a different rate?

Went here July/August of 1990.

Saludos desde México. Y mis más profundos respetos a estos Guerreros.

nothing but great memories for me!!! p-cola was such a great time of my life!!! getting paid to train all day, then spend the weekend at the beach.

im trying to cross rate to into AC, any advice?

What’s the different for those wearing brown and green flight suits? Different military branches or ranks?

Terrible choice in music

I hope I can land this job I want to get AWF AWO or AWS can you pick any of these rates at MEPS

8 years later with class 2112 lmao

The real school is down the street...RSS 1990

One of you guys gave me my first salute back in Feb 1987 after completing AOCS, just across the street, (Battalion II building). As a prior enlisted former AME2 with 6 years in at that time already, it was a great feeling. I always looked after my sailors when I returned to the fleet as a Naval Aviator a few years later after flight school. Nice vid of your school👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻.

I ship to mcrd San Diego march 8th on an aircrew contract

Vp-22 Barbers Point Hawaii 76-80...best time of my life and best friends I ever had... boy this brings back memories

The Enlisted Crew Member Candidate Water Survival Syllabus seems way to heavy. It looks and sounds like a Rescue Swimmer Course. Do the Fixed Wing and Helicopter Pilots go through the exact same syllabus ? S/F B.M. 6 years active H-53 Maintenance Technician, Crew Chief, Crew-member, NATOPS NCO, Maintenance Inspector, 1,000 H-53 flight hours, 4,000 total flight hours.

That school house was so hype, waking up shouting out the Petty officers names as they come out then running like 6+ miles doing several minutes planks... it was the life haha

This seems so strange to me. Went to boot at San Diego in 1970, NATTC at NAS. Memphis. AT school for 6 months the C school for 3 more. After that shipped out to my squadron and was assigned to a flight school, 6 months later I got my wings. I got sent back for SERE, DWEST, and altitude training 2 years later. It was a whole different world then. GO NAVY.

In case anyone is looking at this in 2020 or later, NACCS has gotten even easier. The only PT you do in actual class is one week of “hell week” where u do maybe 3 hours of pt a day. The rest of the day you swim. Every other week is just classroom training pretty much. It’s super easy. If you’re a decent swimmer and can do a push-up, this school is cake. The single worst part of this school house is the waiting. You’re in backlog for almost 2 months before u start the actual school, which only lasts 4-5 weeks. Then you’re in grad hold for 2 months. Then you’re in barracks support for a month before you start A school. So much waiting

What’s with the annoying music?

I ship in 9 days 🤞🏼

I can't swim or float

The women have 2 take OFF their pants😃😄😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃

Holy moly I’m going to die...