What NOT to Bring

*Updated November 2015

Below is a list of items that are unauthorized to possess during Navy Basic Training. Do NOT bring or acquire any of these items during training.

Large cans of shaving cream (12oz. or larger)

All aerosol containers

After shave/cologne

Lighter fluid

Disposable lighters or the fluid cartridge of a Zippo lighter

Magazines and books that are non-Navy

Playing cards, dice, gambling items

Large bulky stationery

Large hair combs, afro picks, rakes, or anything made of metal

Glass containers

Mirrors

Double edge razors, blades

Tobacco related products

Deoderants larger than 4oz.

Alcohol based comfort and health items

Portable electronics

Civilian clothing

Cameras

Electric razors

Large hair dryers

Curling irons

Food items

All non-prescription drugs and medications

Firearms

Ammunition

Fireworks

Clubs, batons, etc.

Brass knuckles

All straight razors, knives, ice picks, scissors, etc.

Illegal drugs/narcotics or any paraphernalia

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