I am leaving for bootcamp for the airforce in less than a month and dont want to go what do i do?

INF_SQD_LDR

Well, here's my rant, You sir are a Sissy. The air force dude, come on. Easy Street. You are a troll.

Ok, now that that is over, All you gotta do is when you get to MEPS is tell them that you changed your mind before you swear in. You can quit all the way up to the point where you swear in the second time. I'm only telling you this because we don't need weak gutless cowardly POS's like you in our military you cut and run SOB

Ok, so I wasn't quite done with my rant

Conservative & American

You go for four reasons:
1. You need to keep your commitments.
2. It's the right thing to do.
3. You are abandoning your country.
4. You will be considered a quitter.

nightowl5301

if you havn't been to MEPS then there is nothing they can do

Jerick

if you've sworn in twice then you're done for. you made a choice, stick with it. if you are old enough to go to college you're old enough to be aware of the choices you make.

but if you've only sworn in once you can still walk away.

Queech

You should keep your commitment and go in. It could be the best choice of your life. You can learn a skill, mature, make a decent living and make some of the best friends you will ever meet. DO NOT fail a drug test to get out. That will follow you for the rest of your life and affect employment. You can go to college when you get out and get credit for what you learned and did in the Air Force.

john

talk to whos ever in charge and tell them u want to go to college and see wat he has to say if he says u got to stay in im srry i cant help u there

Pat

If you haven't gone to MEPs for the second time, then just refuse to go to MEPs again. Tell your recruiter that.

Re all the people saying he should go anyway: wtf is wrong with you guys? I should report all of you to Fraud, Waste, and Abuse. Does the USAF really need more whiny mommas boys?
One less is fine by me... it's not like the USAF is desperate for recruits. He'd just be a waste of money, training, and people's time when somebody more worthy could fill that spot.

Just do your 3 or 4 years or what ever... You can go to college afterward. You have your whole life to sit around with your family... Go live a little.

blusafe1

Anytime before you step on that plane to basic training, just tell them you want out. They can't do anything to you until you are enroute.

To everyone above who says you CAN'T, are trying to guilt trip you, or telling you to play the "conscientious objector" card, they are either lying or misinforming. You don't need to fake any injuries, shoot yourself, pretend you're suicidal, or any of that crazy stuff. Don't beat around the bush, don't waste your recruiters' and the USAF's time and money.

Tell them you're out. Plain and simple.
My source? I did it myself after they threatened me and lied to me.

The Juice

Well you signed the contract you made your choice so deal with it.

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