Posted on Feb 13, 2018
Reclassing to 35G. What can I expect as prior service for AIT? Do they have weekends off and would they care if I stay in an apt off post?
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I ask because I am planning on bringing my baby with me along with his grandma (husband is currently deployed). I am planning on renting an apt off post that I would pay for myself, but wanted to know if this would cause problems. When my husband reclassed to 35F in Huachuca I visited him and he stayed off post for a few days with me and it wasn't a big deal but again it was only a few days. Also, he had Sundays off, but didn't always have Saturdays off so I wasn't sure if that would be the case with the 35G school as well.
Edited 7 y ago
Posted 7 y ago
Responses: 4
If you have dependents with you and (put on your orders) it should not be a problem for you to get approval to live out of the barracks. Yes, you will have weekends and training holidays. Just depends if you have cq/staff duty. I don't remember seeing MOS-Ts on staff duty. I am trying to think of a good number for you to call, but I would look up A Co 305 at ft Wegotcha for the S1 or staff duty number. You won't have homework for the most part!
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I’m currently in AIT here as a 35G. As a MOS-T with dependents you should be getting BAH and allowed to live off post. Most of the MOS-T’s have an apt off post if their dependents are with them. I’m not sure about your formation times but you will not be with IET soldiers ever, only when you’re in class and for some pt formations, other than that you’re pretty much free and treated like permanent party because the course is 6 months.
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I just realized the reason why there have been conflicting answers is because I should have specified I am a prior-service Reservist. For active duty or initial AIT reservists the course is 6 months long, but for a reservist that is changing their MOS the course is only 3 months long. Most of the intel MOS training is cut in half. My husbands 35F training was only 6 weeks. You can look at atrrs to see that. So, now I'm just really confused, but it will be fine either way.
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Expect to attend formations and pt with the rest of the AIT soldiers. When I first got there, that wasn't a thing except for run day....then after change of command it became a thing. When I was there you guys didn't't have to have a battle buddy everywhere you went. It's much easier to get with the instructor before or after class if you need extra help.... nearly impossible for AIT soldiers, though a couple really would do the extra mile or two for us. The course is not terribly hard, but easy to mess up. You won't be under an AIT squad leader in class... just under the senior MOS-T. Sometimes NCO MOS-Ts have to lead the formations during lunchtime. Defac wasn't too bad. I was one of the last AIT soldiers that was allowed to shop at the commissary and order food during the week. I don't know if that stuff applies to MOS-Ts, I kinda doubt it.
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I was there march 2016 to October 2016. My soldier who arrived there told me there were some changes for AIT soldiers (he just got to my unit September last year. Idk anything about for MOS-T. I will ask him.
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