Posted on Sep 24, 2018
Enlisting 37F as an E3. I know the training is long, but why 3 different places? And when should I expect my family to PCS with me?
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There is very little info out there on PSYOP training. What will I be doing?
Fort Liberty
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as someone who was In the qualification course when the 37X program was established it seems that once you pass Airborne & BLC your family can join you. up until then there isn't enough to say that you will stay on Bragg, after BLC it is basically up to you whether you stay in the Q-course.
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FYI, it is not OSUT. That is one station unit training, which encompasses both Basic Traijing and AIT. It is held at one post without changing units. For PSYOP’s, bas c training is held at one location, then you have to go to Airborne School (at Fort Benning) and then to your AIT, which is at Fort Bragg. I could have the order of attending Airborne and AIT reversed but the fact of the matter is that you have to attend the training at those locations.
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I was just reading it off the army website, it says that they 37F goes through MP OSUT
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CSM David Hopkins
I was unaware of that, so apparently you become qualified as an MP first then move on to the PSYOP training.
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SFC Brian Johnston - CPL (Join to see) - PFC (Join to see) - Wilson, The link below has some useful information and phone numbers. Best of luck.
http://www.soc.mil/SWCS/ait_faq.html#a2
http://www.soc.mil/SWCS/ait_faq.html#a2
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I’m not exactly sure what you would do, but for your basic (osut) and airborne school, your family won’t be able to move with you, but once you get to the qualification course, your family should be able to be moved with you. That’s in Ft Bragg right?
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