U.S. Military Oath of Enlistment on Shipping Day

I'm uploading this so anyone else who had shippers that same day can see. I'll also upload another angle from the other side to capture those who weren't visible in this angle. This was at the Nashville MEPS location on July 6, 2021. This is the oath of enlistment all U.S. Military members are required to state when joining any branch of the United States Military. This was the official swearing in ceremony before these recruits were heading off to bootcamp and basic military training. This was Makenna's official oath of enlistment to start her Air Force contract and she shipped out to Basic Training.

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[Josejavierquintero]

This is so cool, hope one day I get to do that. Congrats To your wife for fulfilling her dream!

[DALLASDELTA]

Hope that will be me around Jan. - Feb. 2022 at age 25

[joeroscillo]

Remember taking my oath at Logan Airport, Boston. a group of 7 guys.
Kyle, while at Kadena AFB 1968-69, we referred to Okinawa as being, "on the rock"!! Was that term relevant during your stay? It wasn't part of Japan than and visiting any kind of Bar, off base was OK, as long as the proper "A" rating was displayed above the door!! There was some seedy places, back then!!

[brk]

I leave for the Army August 2 and I’m so nervous but also excited

[jacobelsea]

leaving for basic in 11 days, excited but nervous

[stilljt]

That'll be me on august 3rd! Cant frickin wait 😆

[agentp]

I just went to meps and passed swore in going to army basic training august 2nd 11x

[BucyKalman]

It looks like one of the recruits in the back was not reciting the oath.

[TipCounterYou]

Interesting that he didn't say "Do solemnly swear or affirm."