Basic Military Training is initial accession training for Enlisted Air Force Personnel. The Air Force Academy is a school for commissioned officers, and as such, after first getting accepted to the Air Force Academy, you must still go through Basic Cadet Training. If you plan on attending the Academy and have the ability to get accepted, I strongly recommend not entering enlisted basic training, as I have heard some graduates joke about how they went through 5 different Basic Trainings: Enlisted Basic, Academy Preparatory School (Where almost all prior enlisted cadets must spend a year before even beginning their 4 years at the Academy) Basic, Air Force Academy Basic, and then twice through the Academy Basic as cadre/instructors.
The Air Force Academy application is a long process which includes writing samples, academic resumes, interviews, as well as medical examinations and physical fitness testing. The process of interviews, essays, and resumes is also repeated to acquire a Congressional Nomination to attend. For more specific information on this process, contact an Admission Liaison Officer.
There is no repelling in the Air Force Basic Training...at least not in 1985 when I joined.
There is only one training place for enlisted members of the Air Force, and it's at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. Some Air Force officer candidates go through Basic Cadet Training at the US Air Force Academy outside Colorado Springs, Colorado before becoming cadets and ultimately receiving commissions as officers there (assuming they graduate from the Air Force Academy).
Well depending on the year of the appointees school or basic training will usually start in the end of June.
You can be discharged if you are found to be unqualified to be in the Air Force.
Lackland, Tx. Its the only training base for the air force.
No. Air Force Academy Cadets are in the Active Duty Air Force. Going to college is their full time job, and as such holding any outside job is actually against the rules of the institution. An enlisted reservist may enter the Air Force Academy to become an active duty officer, but they will have to be excused from their term of enlistment by their commander before beginning Basic Cadet Training the summer before their year of entry.
Yes
The Air Force college IS the Air Force Academy!
It's located all around the world in various countries in Air force Bases.
The correct term is Airmen, not soldiers. Airmen learn to use the M-16 in basic training and are now issued the ABU (Airman Battle Uniform).
No you would have to get married before or after you get out of basic training. I'm an Air Force brat. =)
Colorado Springs is the home of the US Air Force Academy. proper noun for a+