Posted on Oct 10, 2016
Do you have any tips for attending AIT to become a 12T?
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12T: Technical Engineer
12T: Technical Engineer
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Just got out of 12T training less than a month ago at B Company 169th Engineering Battalion at Fort Leonard Wood. All in all it's not difficult, just tedious and time consuming. The course is divided into four parts.
-Design (Autocad and manual drafting)
-Basic Surveying
-Materials Testing (Remove the word dirt from your vocabulary right now. It's SOIL)
-Uniques (Advanced surveying and airfield survey)
None of the sections are notably difficult, outside of parts of materials testing and uniques somewhat. Study for what's called the Tango Killer, the Nuclear Densometer test, and pretty much all of uniques. Really though, it's not hard.
Outside of that, don't piss off the sergeants. You'll be fine. Also don't make friends with the 12Rs.
-Design (Autocad and manual drafting)
-Basic Surveying
-Materials Testing (Remove the word dirt from your vocabulary right now. It's SOIL)
-Uniques (Advanced surveying and airfield survey)
None of the sections are notably difficult, outside of parts of materials testing and uniques somewhat. Study for what's called the Tango Killer, the Nuclear Densometer test, and pretty much all of uniques. Really though, it's not hard.
Outside of that, don't piss off the sergeants. You'll be fine. Also don't make friends with the 12Rs.
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Listen and take notes and you will be fine academically. Stay out of trouble on the weekends and you wont mind it here. Graduate in 6 weeks and then off to Hawaii!
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