Oh hell no! You B Co ?? 😖😖 C all the way!

I went to ait at fort eustis. It was very chill compared to other people. So any of my 15 series. Just keep your nose clean and youll be fine

went from PVT2 to PFC by keep going. respected everyone and worked hard with my accomplishments. stayed focused, cracked jokes, had fun.

Hey Will, I appreciate your advice on the Army. I am about to enlist as a 35F and there is not much information out there. What is the average day like ? Also what are the chances of being deployed overseas?

Amazing as I was in DEP 42 years ago for 9 months and only a couple of times, I heard from my recruiter. In fact I got worried a couple of times and called just to make sure everything was still on. I usually never got my recruiter, but would talk to another. This is so much better and organized. I heard stories of some recruits changing their minds after months and months with no interaction and not showing up for MEPS to ship or they had moved and all left no return address. Some got in trouble with the law and it was never discovered till after they had left for BCT. And back then with no internet, it was a lot harder to find someone.

Do you keep your TSC once you leave the army as an MI?

Its not hard . You only make it hard if your not a team player

Im skinny, I want to gain muscle, i have no muscles to even lose in training, but the 3 meals a day, i feel like ill just get fat? Is this true or do you maintain weight in training because you exercise so much? On top of the 3 meals.

Would you recommend 35F as a mos?

Bull shit, one of the greatest mistakes I made was going into the military, got out after four years but never felt any of that pride stuff this guy is talking about, sorry I didn’t get out at basic.

USA I remember he got smoked for hrs. for not having his uniform inspected . His head cover was missing!!! Everyone was angry,tired Now everyone looks back at this individual like WTF!??? happened to my weak hands all dirty!??? , Its cuz of these guys!!!!!!!!!Booo!👹😁😅🤪😳🥺😃😬😄🤣😍😷😁🙄😳😬😃🥺😂😂😭🥺😡🤬🧐🙄💀👹😄😀😃😃😃😃

The culture is hard to adapt to especially if you’re a polite and old school kind of guy

I did not even realize he was Sgt rank until I looked at his dress uniform in the background

Excellent talk abourt "mindset" of a trainee... Thank You

Also people quit because some trainees can't get along with each other in the dorm rooms and it sucks to live with people that fight with you after being stressed out and yelled at all day by the drill seargent. It's a toxic constant stress environment.

Good ol' Fort We Gotcha! I'm a retired 350F All Source Tech. I did 96B AIT at Huachuca 1996-1997. Stationed there 2000-2003. BNCOC in 2004, ANCOC in 2008, WOBC in 2010, and the Intelligence Master Analyst Course in 2011.....such fond memories of Huachuca and Sierra Vista. Nice video!!

I’m in bravo company 305th right now I’ve been here for a week now.

I quit after finding out my recruiter was full of shit telling my girlfriend and I we could get married over Christmas exodus and they would change our orders. That was 13 years ago and I made the right choice cause I have a great career and we stayed together. HOWEVER, that decision haunts me enough to be trying to get in at 32z moral of the story is don’t quit if you have nothing to gain from it it, even then you’ll be bothered by it.

Thank you. Just joined the Army and chose MOS 35F! Thank you for the inside look on how it goes.

What if i don't show up as prior service.

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It’s for junior’s too?

I lived there.in the 90's Loved it

This makes me even more motivated to make it into the military

Or you passed out, hit the floor, tried to return to training, but couldn't get cleared, so you were sent home.

What this man is telling you is a lie, if you are sent home unless your in more than six months, there is no record of you being there, period and if you dont think im right check it out, there is no oth if you change your mind

Do you guys get in any combat activate I’m currently trying to get this. But it’s hard to find info on this.

When will i know where my first duty station will be?

You are not going to get an Other Than Honorable discharge, you will get and Entry Level Seperation (ELS) Uncharacterized Discharge non punitive!! Stop the lie!! As for jobs asking, they are not allowed to. LOOK ELSEWHERE. Its better to admit in basic you are not cut out for the military, than to go to a combat brigade (where bullets are flying on deployment) and be a complete screw up there!! People will die!!

35P is my dream MOS but if I cant pass the dlab, 35F is my backup plan

00:30 Depending on what AIT you go to and what and permanent duty station you are assigned, you will never feel like you are in a real army.

Going in January 8th which won’t be long and I’m thinking about it thanks for the tip 🤙

I went to BCT at Fort Jackson November 1st 1989 went home for Christmas exodus December 17th and did NOT want to come back. I had 2 weeks of BCT to complete when I got back. However, I got lucky and was assigned KP the last week. I didn't go to the forge.

I'm prior service looking to go into 35F, how are prior service treated in AIT?? Just curiosus..

No Go gales

Maybe a explanation video without the gay ass music would be nice

Yo do you guys know if your married can your wife be there with you? Is there on base housing ?

Got to week 9 of boot camp got called in to hear my recruiter never put my job contract through so I’d be open contract and couldn’t change it, refused to train and got sent home and don’t regret it, only regret was not recognizing that recruiters don’t care about the recruits

Why it is so hard to get a CIF clearance

FYI: Only 2 years after signing your enlistment contract, your start drawing your "over 2" pay. At E-3 or better, that gets you better pay.

Do you get polygraphed for 35F?

I quit, and I'm not ashamed. I just moved on😂

Heading here for AIT as a 15C! I shit to basic in feb :D

Thx this was very informative

Does infratry go out in the fields more?

I was in from 1988-1991 and I don't remember being able to quit during basic training. I remember a LOT of guys wanting out during basic and AIT. Many guys went to their drill sergeant asking to get out and were told no. Many also went to the chaplain trying to get out. Honestly the only reason I went in was because I couldn't find a job. I agree its not for everybody

Definitely. 3 years in the Army set me up better than I could have imagined. Can't say I really enjoyed my time in, but the end goal was well worth it.

i joined the army as an MP last year im 32 years old and it was a breeze for me however i have always been in great shape and was a gym rat prior , i decided to go a different route after burning out as a Nurse , i saw the youngsters quitting left and right and i was never able to understand why any one would quit , there where people crying for their mommies and i was like holly fk these are grown people acting like baby sissies . and like you said i saw about 5 people who quit at the beginning and they where there when i graduated lol . its better to just suck it up and get through the bs .

Old 11Bravo here..folks I first went thru basic and Ait at ft. Gordon GA. In 1980..then got out for a few years then went back in and went thru infantry basic and infantry Ait in 1987..I didn't complain 😮 and stayed in until I retired..