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| Initial-entry Training (IET) | |
| advanced training | |
| Basic Military Training (BMT) | |
| Army Basic Combat Training | |
| Marine Corps Recruit Training | |
| basic military skills | |
| Boot Camp | . , |
| Cadet Basic Training syn.: slang: Beast Barracks | |
| Coast Guard Training | |
| code of conduct | |
| continued professional military development | |
| counseling | |
| Crucible, the | . ( ) |
| endurance march | |
| endurance test | |
| footmarch | ; - |
| force protection | |
| in a group situation | |
| intelligence briefing | |
| interpersonal skills | 䳿 |
| law of armed conflict | |
| leadership style | |
| leadership training | |
| mentor | |
| military training subjects | |
| mountaineering | |
| Naval Education and Training Command (NAVEDTRACOM) | |
| Naval Training Center | |
| Navy Military Training (NMT) | |
| NMT Core | |
| obstacle course | |
| operational exercises | |
| physical fitness training | |
| positive military environment | |
| readiness and chemical warfare | |
| Recruit Training Command | |
| rifle marksmanship | |
| sailorization | |
| self-aid and buddy care | (. ) |
| small arms training | |
| syllabus | |
| tactical maneuvers | |
| teamwork | |
| tent city | |
| title of Marine | |
| hone ones skills | |
| "Warrior week" | . , |
| weapons orientation |
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| ability to function as a part of a team | |
| be physically challenged | |
| be trained for active roles | |
| learn valuable skills | |
| resist fatigue | |
| positive reinforcement |
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Basic Military Training
What does it take to unleash a young persons talent and potential? Thats the question that Basic Training officially called Initial-entry Training tries to answer. Each armed service has its own process for helping young people realize their potential, and the training can vary between six and 13 weeks.
Basic Military Training prepares recruits for all elements of service: physical, mental, and emotional. It gives servicepeople the basic tools necessary to perform the roles that will be asked of them for the duration of their tour of duty.
More than just pushups and mess halls, the Army Basic Combat Training is a 9-week-long journey of self-discovery. As recruits go through Basic Training, they discover their inner strength and learn valuable skills that will help them succeed as soldiers in the Army and in life.
Although the smallest force among the armed services, the Marine Corps boasts the most thorough Marine Corps Recruit Training curriculum. It offers a variety of military training subjects including the Crucible a final endurance test of teamwork that every recruit must pass before being rewarded with the title of Marine. Over the span of 12 weeks, a young person will be transformed into a fully capable Marine.
Basic Training, called Boot Camp in the Navy, is an 8-week program that transforms civilians into sailors. The training takes place at the Naval Training Center in Great Lakes, Illinois. Navy Military Training (NMT) continues the Sailorization process started at Recruit Training Command. NMT is comprised of three major components: a formal curriculum, a positive military environment, and a professional military staff committed to providing leadership, supervision, mentoring, counseling and positive reinforcement.
NMT is designed to span the new Sailors' first year in the Navy and be a partnership between the fleet and Naval Education and Training Command (NAVEDTRACOM) to ensure the continued professional military development of junior enlisted Sailors. The first part of the curriculum (NMT Core) is to be completed during the first 3 weeks aboard the training command. The remaining curriculum is taught a minimum of one topic per week thus the amount of NMT training received by each Sailor will vary by length of stay in the training command.
Air Force Basic Military Training is a short but intense six weeks of challenging instruction. But by the time they graduate, trainees will be thoroughly familiarized with basic Air Force knowledge, history, customs and courtesies, and laws. The Air Force Basic Military Training is conducted at Lackland AFB near San Antonio, Texas. This is the single BMT location, where approximately 35,000 recruits go annually.
" Warrior week " is a week of training that takes place in a tent city for 1000 people. During the week, the recruit will learn about force protection, law of armed conflict, code of conduct, forward "front-line" deployment, field communications, self-aid and buddy care, readiness and chemical warfare, intelligence briefings, operational exercises, and weapons orientation.
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After warrior week is completed, there will be ceremonies held and the recruit will be addressed as "Airman."
The USCG recruits undergo their 8-week training program at the Coast Guard Training Center in Cape May, New Jersey. Unlike the other armed services, the Coast Guards men and women are trained for active roles in Law Enforcement, Search and Rescue, Aids to Navigation, Marine & Environmental Safety, Ice Patrol, Recreational Boating Safety, and more.
Cadet Basic Training is a 6-week program that helps a young man make a rapid transition to military life. He is physically challenged with daily physical fitness training that helps prepare him for long footmarches, mountaineering, rifle marksmanship and tactical maneuvers. "Beast Barracks", as it is commonly called, is challenging, stressful, physically demanding and rewarding. It establishes a foundation for cadets basic military skills.
Aside from achieving a high standard of personal physical fitness, the cadet also learns how to organize and conduct physical and recreational training. On the obstacle course a cadet acquires confidence and self-reliance, while in the swimming pool, life-saving and swimming in combat clothing are taught. In the gymnasium strength and agility are developed, and endurance marches increase the ability to resist fatigue. The whole syllabus ensures that every cadet leaves BMT in top physical condition.
Teamwork and leadership development are emphasized during BMT. The BMT provides leadership training by providing the opportunity to practice leadership techniques in a group situation. Cadets are evaluated on the basis of such things as their leadership style, interpersonal skills, andthe ability to function as a part of a team. They receive basics of small arms training, survival training and a confidence course. Cadets also participate in formal activities as military parade and retreat ceremonies.
The education of a serviceperson doesnt end at Basic Training. While lessons and experience are gained with every day spent in service, each armed service also offers advanced training that builds on the foundation established in Basic. Service personnel are given the opportunity to hone their skills and acquire new ones that will allow them to take on specialized roles as they continue their respective tours in the military.
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1. What is basic military training?
2. What services have BMT?
3. What does a person gain in the BMT?
4. Is there BMT for cadets?
5. What is taught during the BMT?
6. Does the training of a serviceman continue after the BMT?
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Unleash a young persons talent and potential; realize their potential; prepare recruits; elements of service; basic tools; perform the roles; tour of duty; discover ones inner strength; succeed as soldier; transform civilians into sailors; be rewarded with the title of Marine; be transformed into a fully capable Marine; challenging instruction; be thoroughly familiarized with; Air Force history, customs and courtesies; go annually; Law Enforcement; Search and Rescue; Aids to Navigation; Marine & Environmental Safety; Ice Patrol; Recreational Boating Safety; make a rapid transition to military life; establish a foundation for cadets basic military skills; organize and conduct physical and recreational training; acquire confidence and self-reliance; build on; formal curriculum;forward front-line deployment; fully capable;military parade and retreat ceremonies; pass.
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; Beast Barracks; ; Warrior week; ; ability to function as a part of a team; ; aboard the training command; ; advanced training; ; Air Force Basic Military Training; ; Army Basic Combat Training; ; basic military skills; ; Boot Camp; ; Cadet Basic Training; ; Coast Guard Training; ; code of conduct; ; continued professional military development; ; counseling; ; the Crucible; 12 ; endurance march; endurance test; ; field communications; ; footmarch; ; force protection; ; formal curriculum; ; forward front-line deployment; ; fully capable; ; in a group situation; ; Initial-entry Training; ; intelligence briefing; .
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