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wackyteen posted...

Most of the Gyms (and even open-bay barracks) I've been to in the Army have had locker rooms and/or shower areas that had privacy options (even if it only amounts to drying off/getting (un)dressed behind the shower curtain, with a bench immediately outside to set your stuff). Even my basic training barracks had 3 stalls for 'privacy' (no curtains tho), attached to the open-bay shower.

Only notable place I've been without that option is the National Training Center but that is ostensibly to convey that you won't always have options when in austere environments.

Guess weve been to different places... For Air Force, at basic, we had a room with 8 shower heads. No curtains or stalls. Some flights even did the car wash for showers (which was kind of stupid, and our flight decided not to) where you spend 10 seconds under the shower, and move clockwise or counterclockwise until you go to every shower head And while my first tech school gave us our own bathroom, our second tech school had my class and classmates in the older dorms where went back to communal showers Smaller shower room with only 4 heads. And unless it was after PT or night, usually only 2 went in at the time diagonally because there wasnt much room inside Most gyms Ive been to (on and off base) just have an open locker room. It is, however, broken into sections. By the sections are broken up by lockers. And thats just so there are more lockers. But its still open As most have been. On base, though, we do have individual showers with curtains. But none have benches outside of them with the exception of the handicap stall. They do have an iron bar for like a towel, though. And a little inside shelf. Probably for soap TBH, Im not sure Ive seen many places with individual changing rooms, though. Even at school, it was just a locker room with lockers and benches. Even just got down to their underwear and changed in there, so IDK