All enlisted U.S. Air Force personnel attend Basic Military Training (BMT) at this Texas facility. To address maintenance efficiencies and functional limitations with aged dormitories, dining halls and associated infrastructure, the U.S. Air Force engaged Merrick & Company for multi-year program to design new, state-of-the-art BMT facilities.

All Basic Military Training (BMT) for the U.S. Air Force is conducted at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas, known as the Gateway to the Air Force. Training approximately 35,000 recruits each year is an enormous task.

You may run across dated information on other web sites that show mailing addresses specific to BMT squadrons and dormitories. These are no longer used and there is no need for family members to know the dormitory number.

2023年3月1日 · Heads up, it might be frowned upon to call the dorms “Disney Land” and “Alcatraz” while you’re at BMT. Some trainees have been known to get chewed out for referring them to as such. So if you are going to refer to them by …

2020年6月8日 · I went through about 3 years ago but from what i hear I think they still use some old dorms. Probably mostly new by now. No real difference really except more working showers and laundry room either downstairs or in your dorm.

2025年1月21日 · After living in the barracks, you will have the option to live in military housing on base, a military community off base, or you can choose to make your own living arrangements off base. To learn more about your new installation and the housing accommodations, go to MilitaryINSTALLATIONS and click on your installation.

Discover what life is like in Air Force Basic Training dorms. Learn about the strict rules, rigorous training schedule, and shared living quarters. Get an inside look at the daily routine, dorm inspections, and squadrons. Find out how to prepare for the challenges of Air Force BMT and thrive in a demanding environment.

2015年3月21日 · Your dorm room is where you'll spend more than 50% of your time at BMT. Learn what it looks like in this video! Also, there's a few little job guides in this...

You will be assigned to a “flight,” a group of 30-60 trainees within a “Squadron.” Each flight will have several TI’s assigned to guide the trainees through BMT. The first few days (Zero week) will be spent getting haircuts, issuing equipment and clothing, and explaining the basics of dorm life.

The project is part of the new Airman Training Complex development to replace decentralized and aged housing and training infrastructure. The BMT West Campus will add four recruit dormitories, two classroom and dining facilities, and an Airmen’s Chapel.