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standard along the way. Recruits failing to meet the standard of the ACFT will be locally retrained by their drill sergeants and a specialized fitness program is developed to focus on the recruits weaknesses while continuing to maintain and improve upon those events the recruit has successfully passed. When a recruit has successfully passed the ACFT, the recruit will have one of the critical benchmark requirements for graduation. At some locations, soldiers who fail are not allowed to go into the field with the rest of the platoon. The final ACFT Test consists of the
Standard Army Annual ACFT Examination. A minimum of 360 points is required to pass U.S. Army Basic Training.
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more an exercise in discipline than a practical necessity, although if the weather gets cold enough, some groups conducting overnight outdoor training will still use a "pot bellied" stove which must be watched to prevent accidental fires. It is primarily used to ensure accountability of personnel and equipment during the night.
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Recruits in FTC are provided two chances each week to complete the physical assessment test and upon passing are allowed to move on to the next phase of Basic
Training. Recruits who spend four weeks in FTC without passing the physical assessment test (failing the test eight times) might be discharged from the Army via an
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devices. Phase V+ is awarded after a set length of time and continued good conduct. Phase V+ trainees may walk about the base without having a battle buddy present, be able to drink alcohol on weekends (provided one is of legal drinking age) and even stay off-post overnight on weekends. These privileges vary.
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in 1917. The Army established more than 30 training camps to prepare state troops and new recruits. Due to the urgent need to aid France, training was more focused on mobilization than combat training. Soldiers arrived quickly in France, but required additional training once they arrived, in order to
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Drill and ceremony training begins during week 1. This refers to correct procedures for marching and body movements such as standing at attention, "facing" (right-face/left-face), "at ease," "to the rear" and others. For this and many other exercises, soldiers are sometimes issued fake rifles known
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generally refer to partners in a combat scenario. However, throughout Basic
Training the term is used to describe a disciplinary principle whereby recruits are prohibited from walking anywhere alone. When traveling away from the platoon or a drill sergeant, recruits are expected to travel in pairs,
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Just like in BCT, AIT progressively allows trainees more privileges and independence. Trainees begin AIT in Phase IV. After a varying length of time and satisfactory performance, trainees are awarded Phase V. Phase V often includes the privilege of applying for off-post passes or use of electronic
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is administered to determine whether the recruit has successfully met the requirements for graduation. Although not previously mentioned, an ACFT is given at a minimum at every phase of training, with a diagnostic ACFT given at Phase I. This is conducted to ensure that all recruits are meeting the
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Classroom instructions are given in each of the seven "Army Core Values," which include loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity and personal courage (meant to spell out the mnemonic LDRSHIP, or leadership). There are also classes held on subjects that involve day-to-day personal
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BCT is divided into four phases, each represented by a color: yellow, red, white, and blue for Phase I, II, III, and IV respectively. BCT trainees are progressively allowed more responsibility, privileges, and independence each time they achieve a new phase of training. Whereas trainees in Phase I
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Basic Combat
Training, or BCT, is a ten-week process which includes one week of reception. Reception Battalion is the first stop before meeting the drill sergeants and starting Basic Combat Training. Reception will typically last between 3–5 days and includes; physical exam, vaccinations, haircut,
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again created the need to train a large number of new
Soldiers. Recruits and draftees first reported to Induction Centers, where they were administratively and medically processed into the Army. Following induction, new Soldiers were sent to specialized training which, for combat arms, meant basic
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carried by the platoon. Following the recruits' successful completion of the Field
Training Exercise (a final, culminating exercise prior to graduation), the Phase IV blue guidon is sometimes traded for a tri-color red, white, and blue guidon that symbolizes successful completion of all three BCT
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recruits. This program allows individuals to attend Basic
Training during one summer, drill with their respective units once a month on weekends while attending school, and then within one year of completion of BCT, the Soldiers are ordered to AIT, Phase II of IET, and complete their required MOS
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Fire guard stems back to the days of wooden barracks and wood-burning stoves. The fire guard would watch the stoves to make sure that the barracks would not catch fire. Since open flames are not generally used to heat sleeping areas any longer, present-day fire guard duty during Basic
Training is
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Week 2 of Phase III (the 8th week of Basic
Training) culminates in a special tactical FTX during which the drill sergeants will advise, but allow recruit platoon leaders and squad leaders to exercise primary decision-making. They attempt to make virtually every one of these exercises different.
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During Phase I or the "Red Phase," recruits are subject to "Total Control," meaning their every action is monitored and constantly corrected by drill sergeants. Recruits are often subjected to group corrective action for even minor infractions, the purpose being to develop an acute attention to
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Additionally, there is continual, intense physical training as well as drill and ceremony training. At the conclusion of Phase II, soldiers are expected to demonstrate proficiency with the various weaponry in which they trained, using numerous "go or no-go" (pass/fail) exercises prior to being
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Upon arrival at the company area, recruits are divided into their platoons and begin the "First 100 Yards", where Trainees begin to build comradery amongst their platoon and learn the history of the U.S. Army. The "First 100 Yards" allows Trainees to begin building cohesive teams from the very
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Every night, at least two recruits from the platoon must be awake at any given time. Duties include patrolling their barracks area, watching for fires, cleaning the barracks and watching for recruits attempting to leave the barracks area. They wake the next pair of recruits at the end of their
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The recruit's entry location in the United States determines where the recruit will attend Basic Combat Training "if the recruit chose a non-combat support MOS". A recruit that has chosen a particular combat MOS (Infantry, Military Police, Combat Engineer) will require specific OSUT. Advanced
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For many hands-on instructional sessions, recruits are transported to other locations on base that specialize in the given subject. For instance, a class on the use of hand grenades is given at a location where a range is already set up with the appropriate props for the simulation, including
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that takes place during Initial Entry Training. They accompany recruits throughout the entire training process, instructing and correcting actions in everything from firing weapons to the correct way to address a superior, and are also largely responsible for the safety of recruits. They are
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Because being a soldier is potentially an extremely hazardous job, recruits must demonstrate extreme aggression and fearlessness, tempered by intelligence and common sense. Only those that demonstrate these vital attributes will be permitted to move on to AIT (Advanced Individual Training).
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A discharge due to any condition Existing Prior To Service (EPTS) may occur when a recruit is found to have a prior medical condition existing before enlistment. A recruit may receive a rare honorable discharge for an EPTS condition if they have been in Basic Training for more than 180
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During week 2, recruits begin unarmed combat training, also known as hand-to-hand combat, Combatives or Ground Fighting Technique (GFT). The training often culminates in a competition where each platoon chooses one recruit to compete, the platoons each choose one male and one female.
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There is also an obstacle course which the soldiers are expected to negotiate within a certain time limit, known as the "confidence course", since the main objective is to build self-confidence. There is also the expectation of working as a team with the assigned battle buddy.
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An Entry Level Separation (ELS) can occur when a recruit demonstrates unsatisfactory performance and/or misconduct. A recruit can only be ELSed after at least four weeks of training and two counseling sessions, except under extreme circumstances, such as a recruit deemed
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Recruits will also tackle Victory Tower and the Teamwork Development Course during week 2. Victory Tower is an exercise where recruits must navigate through several obstacles at extreme heights, including climbing and traversing rope ladders and bridges. They must then
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Following their FTX, recruits then move into the final week of training, often called "recovery week," At this time, soldiers must service and/or repair any items they are not taking on to AIT including weapons, bedding, issued equipment (helmet, canteen, gas mask,
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training after graduation. This enlistment option is usually popular among high school students who wish to enlist as early as possible, while still attending school. The split option program is also available to seasonal workers, and college students.
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A recruit can be discharged from the Army before the conclusion of Basic Training. Discharges that occur before the completion of 180 days (six months) of training are considered uncharacterized, which are neither honorable nor less than honorable.
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Recruits are also instructed in map reading, land navigation and compass use. These skills are put to the test at the compass course, where recruits are divided into groups and must navigate their way to a series of points throughout a wooded area.
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The event “The First 100 Yards,” an homage to their lineage of closing the last 100 yards of the fight, incorporates teamwork into a competition that features mental and physical challenges on the day they arrive to their basic training company.
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First aid training, known as Combat Life Saver (CLS), is also given during this period. Recruits are trained in evaluating and properly treating casualties, ranging from dressing a wound to application of a tourniquet and dehydration treatment.
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United States Army Special Forces selection and training
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Individual Training depends on the Soldier's determined
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A U.S. Army drill sergeant standing before his company.
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Physical examination (including blood and urine tests)
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2303:United States Army Training and Doctrine Command
2228:. United States Army War College. Archived from
1694:United States Army Training and Doctrine Command
1018:United States Army Aviation Logistics School at
510:United States Army Training and Doctrine Command
454:, the Legion constructed a training camp called
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1192:United States Air Force Basic Military Training
1187:Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Illinois
937:Graduates of AIT are automatically enrolled in
2093:"United States Army Ordnance Corps and School"
1994:"Financial Management School, Fort Jackson SC"
1874:"US Army Chaplain Center and School (USACHCS)"
1844:"United States Army Aviation Logistics School"
351:Mail call is also performed during this time.
307:Begin the day's scheduled training exercises.
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2260:U.S. Army Basic Training Website (unofficial)
2136:"15th Regimental Signal Brigade, Fort Gordon"
1690:"Program helping more Soldiers return to BCT"
881:A demonstration of a proper push up exercise.
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1632:U.S. Army Training Center – Fort Jackson, SC
446:, however, the United States authorized the
2111:"Quartermaster School – Fort Lee, Virginia"
2063:"United States Army Military Police School"
1203:United States Marine Corps Recruit Training
953:AIT schools include (not a complete list):
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1398:. Michigan State University. 15 April 2015
1177:Basic Training – Initial Military Training
1101:at Fort Leonard Wood, St. Robert, Missouri
1047:at Fort Leonard Wood, St. Robert, Missouri
2895:Reorganization plan of United States Army
2835:House Subcommittee on Air and Land Forces
1487:U.S. Army Heritage & Education Center
1121:at Fort Gregg-Adams, Petersburg, Virginia
1059:at Fort Jackson, Columbia, South Carolina
1031:at Fort Jackson, Columbia, South Carolina
171:Learn how and when to remove this message
3973:Chief of Staff of the United States Army
1337:"Lewis & Clark's Corps of Discovery"
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41:United States Army Basic Combat Training
2041:"304th Military Intelligence Battalion"
1392:"Discipline & Training of Soldiers"
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1213:Ranger Assessment and Selection Program
580:; also provides Infantry and Armor OSUT
480:The Army was greatly reduced after the
1792:"U.S. Army Armor School, Fort Benning"
569:The U.S. Army has four sites for BCT:
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1748:"The US Army Adjutant General School"
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2333:Center for Initial Military Training
1341:U.S. Army Center of Military History
982:Medical Department Center and School
949:Advanced Individual Training schools
149:adding citations to reliable sources
4612:Officer candidate/training school:
2979:Surface Deployment and Distribution
1822:"1st Aviation Brigade, Fort Rucker"
4482:Naval History and Heritage Command
2841:Senate Committee on Armed Services
2539:Institute for Religious Leadership
1964:"U.S. Army Field Artillery School"
1798:. 25 February 2011. Archived from
1568:"Army Training Phase Restrictions"
1208:United States Army Airborne School
496:published a book in 1947 entitled
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3663:United States Army Hospital Corps
2821:Army Staff Senior Warrant Officer
2504:Command and General Staff College
2166:"U.S. Army Transportation School"
1086:Special Warfare Center and School
869:allowed to move on to Phase III.
689:Military Occupational Specialties
438:trained while encamped. In 1778,
381:Fire guard and charge of quarters
198:U.S. Army Drill Sergeant Academy.
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1362:Hemmis, Timothy C. (June 2021).
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5024:Military Occupational Specialty
4472:Army Center of Military History
4077:Military Auxiliary Radio System
3947:Department of Homeland Security
3854:Active duty three-star officers
3612:Seventh Army Symphony Orchestra
3032:Military District of Washington
3022:Criminal Investigation Division
2328:Center for Army Lessons Learned
2019:"Infantry School, Fort Benning"
1598:"Surviving Army Basic Training"
1280:McIntyre, Cindy (1 June 2017).
1238:"Army Basic Training Locations"
1029:Army Chaplain Center and School
523:Military Occupational Specialty
107:Military Occupational Specialty
5047:Judge Advocate General's Corps
3978:Commandant of the Marine Corps
3849:Active duty four-star officers
3806:Secretary of Homeland Security
3791:President of the United States
3206:Judge Advocate General's Corps
2831:House Armed Services Committee
2614:Warrant Officer Career College
2194:. 19 June 2010. Archived from
1628:"The Sounds of Basic Training"
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3998:Commandant of the Coast Guard
3864:National Security Act of 1947
3833:Committees on Armed Services
3490:Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps
3367:Military Academy (West Point)
2479:Army Management Staff College
2348:Combined Arms Support Command
1696:. 8 June 2007. Archived from
1260:US Army Basic Combat Training
1149:Discharge from Basic Training
610:; also provides Artillery AIT
482:Armistice of 11 November 1918
440:Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben
74:(OSUT). A United States Army
4082:Marine Corps Cyber Auxiliary
3658:United States Colored Troops
3136:Air Defense Artillery Branch
2459:Air Defense Artillery School
2265:The Sounds of Basic Training
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972:Air Defense Artillery School
925:Advanced Individual Training
621:Advanced Individual Training
615:Advanced Individual Training
537:, or OSUT. For example, the
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18:Advanced Individual Training
4666:Enlisted recruit training:
3934:Department of the Air Force
3801:Deputy Secretary of Defense
3591:The Army Goes Rolling Along
3580:U.S. Army Regimental System
3231:Military Intelligence Corps
2771:Under Secretary of the Army
2524:Financial Management School
2371:Centers of Excellence (CoE)
1307:"Major General Von Steuben"
1057:Financial Management School
939:structured self-development
557:Basic Combat Training sites
448:Legion of the United States
102:individual training (AIT).
96:Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri
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3966:Service branches and heads
3730:United States Armed Forces
3538:Center of Military History
3296:United States and overseas
3052:Acquisition Support Center
2826:Sergeant Major of the Army
2509:Defense Language Institute
2338:Center of Military History
1311:Steuben Society of America
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419:United States Army Reserve
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3201:Inspector General's Corps
3017:Intelligence and Security
2984:Space and Missile Defense
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2474:Army Logistics University
2423:Space and Missile Defense
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1934:"US Army Engineer School"
535:One Station Unit Training
529:One Station Unit Training
72:One Station Unit Training
5032:Air Force Specialty Code
4746:Awards & decorations
3668:U.S. Sanitary Commission
3251:Psychological operations
3226:Medical Specialist Corps
3131:Adjutant General's Corps
2559:Officer Candidate School
1483:"World War II Core Area"
895:Field Training Exercises
887:Army Combat Fitness Test
663:Fitness Training Company
588:Columbia, South Carolina
565:Fort Jackson BCT emblem.
3057:Installation Management
2635:Aberdeen Proving Ground
2594:Sergeants Major Academy
2554:Mountain Warfare School
2529:Force Management School
2449:Adjutant General School
1723:"Basic Combat Training"
1256:"Prepare for Boot Camp"
962:Adjutant General School
450:. Led by Major General
279:Physical Training (PT)
5052:Military Health System
3922:Department of the Navy
3910:Department of the Army
3390:Awards and decorations
3186:Field Artillery Branch
2549:Military Police School
2519:Field Artillery School
1430:"Training the Soldier"
1313:. 2014. Archived from
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1051:Field Artillery School
1041:, St. Robert, Missouri
1024:Newport News, Virginia
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3895:Department of Defense
3869:Goldwater–Nichols Act
3816:Joint Chiefs of Staff
3543:Institute of Heraldry
3236:Military Police Corps
3221:Medical Service Corps
2927:Training and Doctrine
2766:Secretary of the Army
2489:Basic Combat Training
2192:US Military.About.com
1602:US Military.About.com
1572:US Military.About.com
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3887:Military departments
3796:Secretary of Defense
3271:Transportation Corps
2705:Presidio of Monterey
2589:Sapper Leader Course
2574:Quartermaster School
2442:Colleges and schools
2343:Combined Arms Center
2311:Subordinate Commands
1758:on 5 September 2009.
1700:on 27 September 2011
1656:on 22 February 2004.
1396:Civil War Leadership
1119:Quartermaster School
1113:Petersburg, Virginia
800:Pledge of Allegiance
794:while wearing their
598:St. Robert, Missouri
549:, Tank Crewmen, and
346:Drill sergeant time
145:improve this section
5187:Crew-served weapons
5076:Chiefs of Chaplains
4297:Current deployments
3638:Army Service Forces
3455:Crew-served weapons
3256:Quartermaster Corps
3166:Civil Affairs Corps
3037:Test and Evaluation
2885:Army National Guard
2781:Vice Chief of Staff
2029:on 14 January 2009.
1974:on 21 December 2008
1914:on 10 December 2008
1073:Intelligence Center
1002:, Columbus, Georgia
943:basic leader course
807:M16A2 assault rifle
627:Reception Battalion
415:Army National Guard
92:Fort Sill, Oklahoma
65:Army National Guard
5182:Individual weapons
4422:Hispanic Americans
4402:Buddhist Americans
4185:United States Code
4155:Special Operations
4008:Reserve components
3643:Women's Army Corps
3597:Division nicknames
3450:Individual weapons
3171:Corps of Engineers
3027:Corps of Engineers
2974:Special Operations
2752:United States Army
2569:Prime Power School
2454:Air Assault School
2428:Special Operations
2353:Recruiting Command
2198:on 11 January 2012
2051:on 12 August 2007.
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1780:on 3 January 2019.
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2544:Jumpmaster School
1434:National Archives
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590:; non-combat MOS
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2484:Aviation School
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3181:Dental Corps
3176:Cyber Branch
3141:Armor Branch
3072:Field armies
2890:Active Units
2880:Army Reserve
2875:Regular Army
2814:2020–present
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3769:Space Force
3504:History and
3420:World War I
3316:South Korea
3241:Nurse Corps
3062:War College
3007:Second Army
2655:Fort Eustis
2604:War College
2494:CBRN School
2433:Sustainment
1978:28 December
1888:28 December
1035:CBRN School
1020:Fort Eustis
990:San Antonio
474:World War I
465:During the
456:Legionville
430:During the
372:Lights-out
268:First Call
220:Smokey Bear
5527:Categories
5411:Biological
5061:Separation
4939:Enlistment
4889:Enlisted:
4276:Operations
4015:Reserves:
3879:Components
3784:Leadership
3621:Historical
3523:Union Army
3506:traditions
2938:components
2864:Components
2759:Leadership
2650:Fort Moore
1727:GoArmy.com
1672:GoArmy.com
1555:Crane 2019
1543:Crane 2019
1531:Crane 2019
1519:Crane 2019
1507:Crane 2019
1470:Crane 2019
1455:Crane 2019
1417:Crane 2019
1224:References
1000:Fort Moore
811:M4 carbine
574:Fort Moore
489:training.
460:Pittsburgh
294:Breakfast
80:Fort Moore
5481:Navboxes
5257:Weapons:
5118:Equipment
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4427:Civil War
4302:Conflicts
4257:Logistics
4178:Structure
4160:Strategic
3954:Secretary
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3472:ensembles
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2809:2010–2019
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2799:1990–1999
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1286:U.S. Army
1159:suicidal.
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873:Phase III
604:Fort Sill
516:Locations
325:Training
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5284:Aircraft
5268:Reactors
5192:Vehicles
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4706:Uniforms
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4371:Colonial
4363:Timeline
4205:Title 50
4200:Title 32
4195:Title 14
4190:Title 10
4140:Southern
4135:Northern
4125:European
3822:Chairman
3687:Category
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817:Phase II
703:phases.
539:Infantry
113:Overview
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2215:Sources
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5028:Rating
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4115:Africa
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2954:Africa
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