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Welcome from the Military Training Flight Chief: Congratulations on your completion of Basic Military Training! This is a significant achievement and you should be proud. Our overall mission at Det 2/336 TRS, is education and training; providing the Air Force with the most qualified personnel while reinforcing sound military standards and customs and courtesies. During your time here, you will be required to follow a program of military and technical training. You are expected to follow standards established to aid in your transition from Basic Military Training. Upon your arrival at Ft Meade, you will enter the transition program, which will be explained upon your arrival. The following information is provided to help make your stay at Fort Meade rewarding and productive.
Upon your arrival at Baltimore-Washington International (BWI) Airport, you will pick up your luggage at the Baggage Claim and proceed directly to the United Service Organization (USO) located in the airport. If a detachment member is not present upon your arrival, notify the detachment at (301) 677-4468 / 5699 / 5053. When you arrive at the detachment, you will be assigned a room and you will in-process. During your in-processing, you will receive in-depth instructions and briefings about the detachment, Fort Meade and the surrounding area.
Requirements
1. You must have all military issued items 2. You will march to and from class daily 3. You will keep your dormitory room in inspection order at all times 4. You will attend physical training three times a week
For NPS students, leave will not be granted during the course except for emergency and special conditions. Passes or sick leave that cause students to miss scheduled training may result in dismissal from the course. NPS students must adhere to the accountability standards set by the MTLs and commander, which are briefed to each member upon arrival. See the “Leave Policy” memorandum for more details.
All Prior Service students attending PACS-Q and MCF will be in-processed on the first day of class. If a time is not allotted during the day to in-process, then report to the Detachment after school is dismissed. All Prior Service students attending CMC, DMC, IPC, ITC, VIM, IMMC, IPASC, JIPAC, JCPAC, JSPAC should in-process within 24 hours of their arrival to Fort Meade and can do so via email, or MWF at 1630 at Detachment. It is the student’s responsibility to ensure in-processing occurs with the detachment during their first week of class. If you have any questions please contact SrA McPhee at elizabeth.mcphee.1@us.af.mil and Senior Airman Kleymenov at kirill.kleymenov@us.af.mil.
Both documents are provided in the links to the right.
Additionally, in alignment with AFI32-6000, section 7.3 & AFI32-6000, section 7.5.1.3 prior service students will not be housed within the Detachments non-prior service students’ dorms.
Before leaving your duty station or immediately upon arrival, advise your family to contact the American Red Cross in case of an emergency. This method is the most expeditious means of providing family member assistance. You should also provide your family with a copy of your orders.
If you would like for mail to be sent to the Detachment, use the address below. Outgoing mail can be sent from the mailbox located near the Commissary and BX for outgoing packages.
RANK, NAME (Last, First) USAF 8478 6th Armored Cavalry Rd STE 5137 Fort George G. Meade, MD 20755-5137
NPS students are authorized to have their cell phones but can only use them in designated areas of DINFOS. Cell phones should not be used in the classroom, unless authorized by an instructor.
In accordance with AFI 48-104: (Tobacco Free Living) Tobacco use shall be prohibited: 3.5.2 - "While in uniform by all students in technical training, in-residence professional military education, accession, and graduate medical education programs. Note: These education and training programs include, but are not limited to, recruiting, pre-commissioning programs (Officer Training School and Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps wing), flying training, and graduate medical education (medical and dental residencies and fellowships). (T-1)."
The Freedom Inn Dining Facility hours are as follows:
Monday - Friday Breakfast: 0700-0900 Lunch: 1130-1300 Dinner: 1700-1830 Saturday – Sunday / Holidays Brunch: 0900-1330 Dinner: 1700-1900
Crime prevention is the responsibility of all personnel at Detachment 2. In the event of a break-in or theft, the individual suffering and/or discovering the loss should immediately report the violation to the Military Training Leader on duty and the Military Police. Any unauthorized weapons will be confiscated and could lead to dismissal from the course.
Washers and dryers are provided at the detachment. AAFES dry cleaning and laundry services are available at the PX.