Posted on Jun 13, 2018
As a split op heading to 88M AIT, what can I expect at AIT (e.g. privileges, phone, etc.)?
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I’m a split op and I attended Basic Training at Fort Jackson last year and leave for AIT as an 88M in September, I was just wondering if I could get any feedback on what to expect a t AIT and privileges I’ll receive, such as being able to use my phone etc.
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I just completed AIT with 58th Trans B Co. It's not bad at all - after Gold phase (when you pass the Module A test in week 3) you'll get your phone on the weekends and your laptop all week, but only if you're in good standing. That includes passing your APFT, no negative counselings, and passing your room inspection. We get on post weekend passes from 0900-1500 and 2 off post passes from 1300-1800.
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It's too easy, if you pay attention and do what you're told, you'll be out in no time.
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PFC (Join to see)
B co. No longer allows laptops or any off post passes.(This was from before the corona virus)
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When I went to Fort Leonard Wood, it was basically a continuation of basic, only a little more freedom.
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hey man, I went through 88M AIT in Alpha Co. It was great. basically, do what your told, and don't suck at driving. Forget what you know about driving and just try to listen to every little thing you are told. if one instructor doesn't quite connect, don't be afraid to ask another one.
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its Really going to depend on your company that you land, your leadership, and your peers around you. If y’all can be disciplined and not goof off, I’m sure your leadership will be more inclined to give you more passes and time to your selfs when given the opportunity. If not, don’t expect too have any passes or fun.
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You EARN Privileges, there should be no gimme's. Basic Answer- up to your DI chain of Command
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Hopefully 88M AIT went well!
As a fellow Veteran and Owner/Operator of a company I am definitely curious, are you by chance Guard / Reserve and open to Civilian employment to put those 88M skills to use or know anyone who is?
Same question for SGT (Join to see), SPC (Join to see), SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth, SPC (Join to see), SPC (Join to see), SPC (Join to see), SGT Dave Tracy, SPC Deyton Privette, PFC (Join to see) as I am trying to hire fellow MilPers / Vets First!
As a fellow Veteran and Owner/Operator of a company I am definitely curious, are you by chance Guard / Reserve and open to Civilian employment to put those 88M skills to use or know anyone who is?
Same question for SGT (Join to see), SPC (Join to see), SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth, SPC (Join to see), SPC (Join to see), SPC (Join to see), SGT Dave Tracy, SPC Deyton Privette, PFC (Join to see) as I am trying to hire fellow MilPers / Vets First!
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so how did it go PFC (Join to see) My hunch is by now you are out of AIT (or nearly finished)
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