Get Air Force Form 341 2020-2024

To qualify, you must: Be a citizen of the United States. Take the Air Force Officer Qualifying Test. Pass the Air Force physical fitness test. Score well on the SAT or ACT. Have at least 90 college credits (if currently enlisted) Be at least 18 years old and less than 35.

To qualify, you must: Be a citizen of the United States. Take the Air Force Officer Qualifying Test. Pass the Air Force physical fitness test. Score well on the SAT or ACT. Have at least 90 college credits (if currently enlisted) Be at least 18 years old and less than 35.

AETC Form 341 in Basic Military Training is the primary method the Air Education and Training Command uses to document discrepancies and excellence for non-prior service recruits in both basic training and Air Force Technical Schools.

AETC Form 341 in Basic Military Training is the primary method the Air Education and Training Command uses to document discrepancies and excellence for non-prior service recruits in both basic training and Air Force Technical Schools.

If a staff member (Basic Training MTI, Military Training Leader, instructor, Airman leader, etc.) observes a discrepancy or observers you doing something extremely excellent, they can "pull" a 341 from you.

If a staff member (Basic Training MTI, Military Training Leader, instructor, Airman leader, etc.) observes a discrepancy or observers you doing something extremely excellent, they can "pull" a 341 from you.

You are probably saying, what is the Snake Pit. It is the table where all the MTI's sit during chow! They sit waiting for their prey, the trainees, to walk past as they sit down to eat and walk out to leave.

You are probably saying, what is the Snake Pit. It is the table where all the MTI's sit during chow! They sit waiting for their prey, the trainees, to walk past as they sit down to eat and walk out to leave.

If a staff member (Basic Training MTI, Military Training Leader, instructor, Airman leader, etc.) observes a discrepancy or observers you doing something extremely excellent, they can "pull" a 341 from you.

If a staff member (Basic Training MTI, Military Training Leader, instructor, Airman leader, etc.) observes a discrepancy or observers you doing something extremely excellent, they can "pull" a 341 from you.

After you halt at the position of attention, you will salute and give a reporting statement, “Sir or Ma'am, Airman (your last name) reports as ordered.” NOTE: you will use the title “Trainee” through the 8 week of training (WOT).

After you halt at the position of attention, you will salute and give a reporting statement, “Sir or Ma'am, Airman (your last name) reports as ordered.” NOTE: you will use the title “Trainee” through the 8 week of training (WOT).

At the command of "enter," march smartly to a position three paces in front of, and centered, of the superiors desk. Stand sharply at attention. If the superior is a commissioned officer, salute, and hold the salute while making the reporting statement. Hold the salute until the officer returns it.

At the command of "enter," march smartly to a position three paces in front of, and centered, of the superiors desk. Stand sharply at attention. If the superior is a commissioned officer, salute, and hold the salute while making the reporting statement. Hold the salute until the officer returns it.

After you halt at the position of attention, you will salute and give a reporting statement, “Sir or Ma'am, Airman (your last name) reports as ordered.” NOTE: you will use the title “Trainee” through the 8 week of training (WOT).

After you halt at the position of attention, you will salute and give a reporting statement, “Sir or Ma'am, Airman (your last name) reports as ordered.” NOTE: you will use the title “Trainee” through the 8 week of training (WOT).

AETC Form 341 in Basic Military Training is the primary method the Air Education and Training Command uses to document discrepancies and excellence for non-prior service recruits in both basic training and Air Force Technical Schools.

AETC Form 341 in Basic Military Training is the primary method the Air Education and Training Command uses to document discrepancies and excellence for non-prior service recruits in both basic training and Air Force Technical Schools.

Fly-Fight-Win” Formally adopted in 2010, the U.S. Air Force's motto of “Aim High … Fly-Fight-Win” is both a call-to-action and a promise in response.

Fly-Fight-Win” Formally adopted in 2010, the U.S. Air Force's motto of “Aim High … Fly-Fight-Win” is both a call-to-action and a promise in response.

An airman is a member of an air force or air arm of a nation's armed forces. In certain air forces, it can also refer to a specific enlisted rank. An airman can also be referred as a soldier in other definitions.

An airman is a member of an air force or air arm of a nation's armed forces. In certain air forces, it can also refer to a specific enlisted rank. An airman can also be referred as a soldier in other definitions.

After you halt at the position of attention, you will salute and give a reporting statement, “Sir or Ma'am, Airman (your last name) reports as ordered.” NOTE: you will use the title “Trainee” through the 8 week of training (WOT).

After you halt at the position of attention, you will salute and give a reporting statement, “Sir or Ma'am, Airman (your last name) reports as ordered.” NOTE: you will use the title “Trainee” through the 8 week of training (WOT).

To qualify, you must: Be a citizen of the United States. Take the Air Force Officer Qualifying Test. Pass the Air Force physical fitness test. Score well on the SAT or ACT. Have at least 90 college credits (if currently enlisted) Be at least 18 years old and less than 35.

AETC Form 341 in Basic Military Training is the primary method the Air Education and Training Command uses to document discrepancies and excellence for non-prior service recruits in both basic training and Air Force Technical Schools.

If a staff member (Basic Training MTI, Military Training Leader, instructor, Airman leader, etc.) observes a discrepancy or observers you doing something extremely excellent, they can "pull" a 341 from you.

You are probably saying, what is the Snake Pit. It is the table where all the MTI's sit during chow! They sit waiting for their prey, the trainees, to walk past as they sit down to eat and walk out to leave.

If a staff member (Basic Training MTI, Military Training Leader, instructor, Airman leader, etc.) observes a discrepancy or observers you doing something extremely excellent, they can "pull" a 341 from you.

After you halt at the position of attention, you will salute and give a reporting statement, “Sir or Ma'am, Airman (your last name) reports as ordered.” NOTE: you will use the title “Trainee” through the 8 week of training (WOT).

At the command of "enter," march smartly to a position three paces in front of, and centered, of the superiors desk. Stand sharply at attention. If the superior is a commissioned officer, salute, and hold the salute while making the reporting statement. Hold the salute until the officer returns it.

After you halt at the position of attention, you will salute and give a reporting statement, “Sir or Ma'am, Airman (your last name) reports as ordered.” NOTE: you will use the title “Trainee” through the 8 week of training (WOT).

AETC Form 341 in Basic Military Training is the primary method the Air Education and Training Command uses to document discrepancies and excellence for non-prior service recruits in both basic training and Air Force Technical Schools.

Fly-Fight-Win” Formally adopted in 2010, the U.S. Air Force's motto of “Aim High … Fly-Fight-Win” is both a call-to-action and a promise in response.

An airman is a member of an air force or air arm of a nation's armed forces. In certain air forces, it can also refer to a specific enlisted rank. An airman can also be referred as a soldier in other definitions.

After you halt at the position of attention, you will salute and give a reporting statement, “Sir or Ma'am, Airman (your last name) reports as ordered.” NOTE: you will use the title “Trainee” through the 8 week of training (WOT).