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Congrats man, can't wait to be in your position and moving on to NACCS.
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I leave for great lakes in 9 days. And after that ill be headed to lackland for MA A school as well. First off Congratulations! I have a couple questions if you get a chance to answer them. How many processing days did you have at basic? How many days did it take to class at A school?
I've heard a couple horror stories from recent grads about 2 1/2 weeks of processing days at basic, and A school I've heard a couple weeks to a month and one person said 5 months. |
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I too have a couple of questions: 1. When did you take your first PT test? Did you pass, and if so was it difficult since P-days could've jacked you up a bit. 2. How much sleep did you get a night? 3. Was there anything you were nervous about before going in and when it finally happened at basic, it actually wasn't as bad as you thought? Thank you |
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2) Sleep depends, on a lot of different things. For me I worked out after taps almost every night so I got less than everyone else. For the most part you will be in bed by 10 every night. And you wake up 8 hours after your taps time for the most part. Your RDC may have you do things after taps. So that could cut into sleep time. 3) Everyone is nervous, some people question why they are there. Especially with all the down time during P-Days. But for the most part, I expected yelling and some PT. It's not bad at all. I wouldn't worry too much. |
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I passed my initial PFA as well with 14:40 but I never passed a PFA at my DEP program so...I guess not working out for 2 weeks didn't hurt me. In P-days you sleep a ton, from there it goes down hill. I was nervous for shots, swim test, and PFA. None were as bad as I expected, yet the swim test still made me cry. I hate the diving board! I am in A-school as AE right now. I won't class up for at LEAST 3 months, so yeah. Have fun if you're an AE, AT, or AD. |
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That was good information on the reason for prolonged P-Days, I hate not knowing, at least this way it's understandable. 5 days to ship |
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As for MA-School, it took me one week. I don't know of anyone who had waited 5 months or even one month. There could be cases, due to the government shut down issues. But things seem to be headed in the right direction now. |
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