Boot camp

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Boot Camp refers to the initial phase of training one receives when joining one of the armed services.

This phase of training is critical to one's success in the military, and the Non-Commissioned Officers who serve as Drill Instructors undergo intense training themselves to qualify for this role.

U.S. Army Boot Camp

U.S. Army Basic Combat Training (BCT) is a nine-week course that focuses on Army values, teamwork, field exercises, and weapons training. After completing Basic Combat Training Soldiers graduate and embark on Advanced Individual Training (AIT).


External Resources

US Army Basic Taining Overview