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Training overview
Military training is designed to prepare recruits for the demands of service, combining physical conditioning, discipline, technical skills, and leadership development. The training process can be divided into three main stages: Boot Camp, Advanced Individual Training (AIT), and ongoing training and development throughout one’s career.
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Enlisted Training
Boot camp
Boot Camp, also known as Basic Training, is the initial phase of military training for new recruits. It typically lasts between 8 to 13 weeks, depending on the branch of service. Here’s what to expect:
Initial Reception:
Physical Conditioning:
Classroom Instruction:
Field Training:
Field Exercises:
Obstacle Courses:
Team Building:
Unit Cohesion:
Leadership Development:
Advanced Training
After completing Boot Camp, recruits move on to Advanced Individual Training (AIT), where they receive specialized instruction in their chosen Military Occupational Specialty (MOS). The duration and content of AIT vary widely depending on the specific job.
Technical Training:
MOS-Specific Skills: Intensive training in the technical aspects of the chosen field, such as mechanics, electronics, medical support, or intelligence.
Hands-On Experience: Practical application of skills in simulated and real-world scenarios.
Continued Physical Conditioning:
PT Sessions: Ongoing physical fitness training to maintain and improve overall fitness levels.
Leadership and Professional Development:
Advanced Classes: In-depth study of leadership, ethics, and professional military education.
Mentorship: Guidance and support from experienced instructors and leaders.
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Officer Paths
There are multiple ways to become an officer in the Military, but all require a four-year degree in order to commission. Explore the various options below.
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Training Videos
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