You Are Prohibited From:
- Purchasing, possessing or consuming any alcoholic beverage
- Purchasing, possessing or using any tobacco products
- Purchasing, possessing or using any over-the-counter medication/supplements (except cough drops) not prescribed or cleared by a military medical doctor
- Purchasing, possessing or inhaling aerosol products. These products are strictly prohibited and you are not allowed to purchase them while attending Basic Military Training (BMT)
- Purchasing or possessing any obscene or pornographic material
- Taking any food items into the dormitory (Exception: authorized nutrition bars)
- Soliciting, disclosing, receiving or obtaining any information pertaining to 737 TRG tests or answer sheets before, during or after testing
- Operating any motor vehicle
- Entering an opposite gender dormitory, at any time, without a military training instructor (MTI) being present. If the MTI leaves the dormitory, opposite gender trainees return to their own dormitory
- Entering any “OFF-LIMITS” area, on or off base, including the mechanical areas of Recruit Housing & Training (RH&T) and Airman Training Complex (ATC)
- Traveling without a wingman
- Using profanity or obscene language
- Entering any empty area, such as an empty dorm bay, the PT/Supply room after duty hours, the linen closet or any other empty room or building is prohibited unless accompanied by a wingman of the same gender and entering such area has a clear training objective
- Hitchhiking or waiting alongside any street or road for the purpose of obtaining transportation in a POV
- Using any patio area other than the one in the squadron you are presently assigned to unless approved by the flight MTI and squadron leadership
- Engaging in public displays of affection (PDA), for example, kissing, holding hands, hugging, walking arm-in-arm (escorting), since it detracts from the professionalism and standards of conduct expected from military members while in uniform. While avoiding PDA is the expected custom of all military members, there are some brief exceptions. A brief display of affection, such as a hug or kiss at homecomings, deployments and graduations is acceptable with moderation and respect
- Participating in any game of chance played with or without any type of gambling device
- Making sexual advances toward or seeking or accepting sexual advances or favors from anyone, including any 737 TRG personnel or other basic trainees
- Using threats, pressure or promise of return favors or favorable treatment for the purpose of gaining sexual favors from anyone, including 737 TRG personnel or other basic trainees
- Collecting or soliciting money from other basic trainees
- Going off base, except for Town Pass and other official duties
- Wearing civilian clothing. You must remain in uniform at all times to include Town Pass, unless otherwise directed. Swimming at local hotels and theme parks is prohibited
- Using phone prior to the retreat/coin ceremony without the express permission and direct oversight of squadron leadership. Note: All trainees receive a policy briefing on the use of cell phone in BMT. Trainees are required to sign a roster acknowledging understanding and the consequences associated with any violations of that policy
- Receiving any visitors until after the retreat/coin ceremony. This includes meetings at the chapel or other base facilities
- Visiting military lodging facilities or base housing, unless family members reside in these accommodations, during 8 WOT liberty/town pass. You must receive squadron leadership approval prior to visiting these locations during 8 WOT weekend
- Establishing a relationship with your MTI or other AETC staff members. You will not establish, develop, or attempt to develop a social, personal, intimate or sexual relationship. This includes face-to-face or via cards, letters, emails, telephone calls, instant messages, video, on-line media such as Facebook, or by any other means
- If a technical training student must communicate with an MTI for a professional matter, that contact must be coordinated through supervisory personnel (IS/MTL) and be in person or by telephone voice call
- Trainees are prohibited from: engaging in profanity or any speech that threatens violence, degrades, belittles, or demeans a trainee; any language that slanders an individual or group based on color, national origin, race, religion, age, ethnic group, gender, sexual orientation, or physical stature
- Trainees will interact with other trainees in a professional manner and only touch another member when necessary to accomplish training tasks and/or objectives. Trainees are not restricted from speaking to trainees of the opposite gender. Professional conversations and appropriate greetings are authorized
- Wearing OCPs or service uniform while participating in athletic activities at the fitness center or playing golf
- Trainees are required to demonstrate modesty by being dressed or partially dressed (e.g. undergarments in the dormitory). Trainees will at a minimum wear a towel around themselves to and from the shower/latrine area