Question:
I used the search function,but can't find what to bring.Sorry-I know this must be on here somewhere! Thanks. I am waiting patiently for sni to take me off of medical hold for sleep apnea(which I don't have).I am ready to go!!

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Here's part of a list that was posted last year by Bandit58...
It should give you a starting point that you can modify as you need......
Clothes:
7 pair of jeans
3 Bib Overalls
10 t-shirts
1 pair of dockers
1 nice polo shirt with collar
14 boxers
20 pair of socks
swimming trunks (just in case )
2 pair of denim shorts
2 pair of shorts
2 tank tops
2 sweat shirts
1 sweat pants
2 shirts with collar
Bedding:
Pillow
2 sheets
1 light comforter
1 fleece throw
(I lightweight sleeping bag - During Training)
Personal health & hygene
Hygene bag with esentials
Soap
Toothpaste
Toothbrush
Deoderant
Denture Cleaner
Prescription medicines with refills
big bottle of bayer
big bottle of tums
package of advil cold and sinus(non drowsy)
extra reading glasses
sunglasses
hat
2 Towels and wash cloth
Laundry bag to stow dirty laundry in
Roll of quarters for laundry
Detergent tablets for laundry
Baby wipes and 1 refill
Small roll of trash bags
Emergency roll of TP
Job esentials:
flash light with 12v charger
work gloves - 2 pair - leather
laptop
laptop charger adapter
calculator
folding organizer
road atlas
spiral note pad
pens and high lighters
A few good books to read on down time
cell phone with 12v charger
Digital cameraI ride for those who can't! POW/MIA - You are NOT forgotten!!
Lead, Follow or get out of my way!!!

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Just don't attempt to take ALL that during TRAINING!- Pete
The only source of knowledge is experience.
- Albert Einstein
Cj aka Fairedust

Answer:
Fairedust is right.
If take all that, the trainer is going to help you load all that stuff into his truck and later kick your A$$ out of the truck at some remote in the middle of nowhere T/S.
Thanks for the "stuff" buddy!!! LOL

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Talk to your recruiter. They can provide you with a list of everything you will NEED during training.
Answer:
Another thing that you'll want to bring along - or better yet, make up yourself - is a small first-aid/medical kit.
A roll of 1/2" Dermicel tape, some 2"x2" gauze pads, a few Band-Aids in assorted sizes, some alcohol prep pads, a bottle of hydrogen peroxide, and perhaps an Ace bandage.
A tube of Ora-Jel and some Q-tips can be a lifesaver if you have any dental problems.
And, do not forget to pack a couple of packages of Imodium. When you need it - and believe me, you will - that isn't the time to go looking for it! "Climb back in the cab, cross your fingers for luck.
We gotta keep movin' if we're going to make a buck. "
- Roll On Down the Highway, Bachman Turner Overdrive