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Army expands basic training capacity with USARC drill sergeants
250306-A-IW000-0001.JPG Photo By: Robin Hicks

CHARLOTTE, North Carolina - Basic Combat Training, also known as “boot camp,” is the process in transforming civilian volunteers into Soldiers. Over 10 weeks, trainees will go through four phases that cover Army core values, physical training, first aid, hand grenades, obstacle course, basic rifle marksmanship, navigation, and three separate field exercises. Basic training produces Soldiers that are disciplined, resilient, physically fit and competent in their basic skills who can successfully contribute as members of a team when they arrive at their first unit of assignment. (U.S. Army photo by Robin Hicks)


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