BMT Grad Liberty

Town Pass

11am-6pm - Enjoy a full day in San Antonio With your Airman! Airman must be back at the dorms by 6pm. Town Pass varies by squadron.

Those Airmen fully vaccinated against COVID-19 will be able to leave base and explore San Antonio. Those not fully vaccinated are to remain on base.

From BMT Official Website: Airmen must remain in the San Antonio metropolitan area, but may visit Sea World, Fiesta Texas and family/friends near local military installations to include Randolph AFB. Airmen must coordinate exceptions to this limitation through their Training Squadron Leadership. Airmen are also prohibited from visiting the 'off-limits' establishments discussed during their Town Pass briefing. A listing of these establishments is also displayed on their dormitory bulletin board.

Learn more about San Antonio at VisitSanAntonio.com.

Miss out on Grad Events or need Airman's portraits? You can purchase the Grad events DVD and portraits by calling 210.695.4979

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