How can they call it ADT Active Duty Training, for a reserve enlisted, when "active duty" never "trains" like this?

2021-03-11T15:09:33-05:00

I am sure this is not even going on anymore. But to assign a 18 year old to an active duty ship, for 5 years, part time, and call it all ADT Active Duty Training is more then misleading. It is inaccurate. Active Duty Surface Warfare Sailors 18 years old never "train" this way. And if they did there would be a lot more injuries going in and out, of an operational status, unable to learn to quote un quote calibrate adjust to either the ship completely or off the ship, The ship goes 1 million miles an hour and is dangerous and then you are sent home like it never happened, back and forth until you are so confused by this mental physical anti christ blender, you forgot what time of day it was. And guess what you will never be a veteran for veteran purposes denying you a homeless housing voucher, as the finally tell you that all you did was ADT Active Duty Training. I know active duty is not treated like this and does not "train" like this.

Response by SSG Steven Borders made Mar 11 at 2021 3:28 PM

2021-03-11T15:28:12-05:00

Active Duty for Training (ADT), which includes IADT, ADT-AT and ADT-OTD orders, and Active Duty for Other Than Training (ADOT), which includes ADOS-AC, ADOS-RC, Medical Hold (MEDHOLD), Active Duty Health Care (ADHC) and involuntary recall orders in Direct Access (DA).