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In terms of firing weapons, is there any specific requirments on hitting targets (Do you have to hit a certain number in a certain amount of time)?

Can you be pre-trained (through airforce delayed entry or whatever) on how to fire weapons and take apart weapons prior to basic training. In addition, can you be pre-trained on marching basics?

Thanks for the help

Can anyone help me? i am getting married june 15th to someone in the air force. i can't wait to move out with him when i graduate high school but thats in 5 months. i miss him so much! i hate being without him. can anyone give me tips on how to deal without him being here. hes been gone since october 1st. he came home for christmas and just came home for 2 weeks. he left today and i miss him already. is anyone else in this situation?

Hi, I'm 18 years old & planning on joining the Air Force possibly the Air National Guard for the time being until I'm done w/my college. I just wanted some basic info on the Air Force from other Airman already enlisted...If you guys could reply & give me somemore info on it...It would be greatly appreciated... Like Basic Training...what to expect..

i am enlisting in the air force, and want to sign up for 6years which means after basic i will be E-3, I live in las vegas near the air force base and i always see air men riding around in nice cars i was wondering how do they afford it. I know that now if i wanted a nice car i will probaly be paying 500 dollars a month, plus another 500 for insurance. in the military do dealerships help u out with buying a car. and is the insurance cheaper.

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Has anyone been to basic in the last 6 months that has any helpful tips for people that will be headed to Lackland in the near future?

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