Let's see, where to start... It's been a while since I have wrote anything on here so I might as well recap a few things first. First off, there was basic, what a trip. Our flight consisted of 49 people to start out with and we graduated 45. Our flight had two MTI's (Military Training Instructos) and for about the first two weeks they were our constant companions...unfortunately. During those two weeks they were probably in someone's face at least 70% of the time and they didn't leave until our lights went out.
The first couple weeks we learned basic things such as how to dress, march, and clean up our dorm. We were issued our uniform and got our hair cut off, fun times. Around the third week we started to get into our main routine. Going to occasional classes, marching drills, and other basic things that we needed to know for the air force. The instructors kept us sharp, but also started laying off at this time... still you definately did not want to be the guy messing up.
Pretty much mentioned the rest in the letters I sent, BEAST was boring and probably ruined my back with all the weight we carried, got to joust with the sticks that you used to see on American Gladiator, but most of my time was spent marching or trying to make the dorm look perfect.
Now I'm at Tech school in Wichita Falls, TX. I'm in Aerospace Medical Service, which is a fancy word for an EMT-Basic... not quite a nurse, but close. The classes aren't too bad but it's supposed to get rougher (50% drop out rate is what I'm told). Made some pretty cool friends here that live on my hall and attend my classes. Still have to march too and from classes and it sucks because it takes forever to get lined up and go. What would normally take 20 minutes to walk ends up taking 20 minutes to line up 25 minutes to walk then another 20 minutes to get inside the building. Oh well. Anyway, that's about it... don't think there's anything else I can think of, if you have a question just shoot me a facebook comment or something. Later
