The service intends to begin issuing the Army Greens -- a version of the World War II pinks and greens -- in summer 2020, but it may wait until after Initial Entry Training is over to avoid giving ...

A basic combat training battery at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, is the first in the Army to get the service’s new World War II-style dress uniform, according to an Army news release.. About 200 trainees ...

In military basic training, there's no such thing as sleeping in. You'll get up at 5 a.m. every single day. Waking up in the morning is an adjustment process that's the same for every single basic ...

Army ad agency samples basic training. By Heath Hamacher November 20, 2006. ... received military clothing at the Clothing Initial Issue Point and were turned over to the 2nd Bn., ...

The Army on Monday clarified comments made by its top enlisted soldier at last week's Association of the U.S. Army's Annual Meeting and Exposition about the service's approved PT uniform. "We're ...

Respondents had conflicting opinions on the issue surrounding bringing your own toiletries to training. One user, LegitimateSet0, said personal belongings “are a no go.” “Unless it’s ...

It turns out the Army thinks that other basic trainees might be really good at evaluating how their peers are doing. Army changing basic training this October By C. Todd Lopez September 28, 2015 ...

Gen. James McConville, the Army's vice chief of staff, told Military.com that the service is considering revising its screening process to better prepare recruits for basic training and beyond.

FILE - Students gather during physical training exercises in the new Army prep course at Fort Jackson in Columbia, S.C. Saturday, Aug. 27, 2022. The Army will expand its basic combat training for ...

If you’re heading to basic training at Fort Jackson in June, you may run into a slightly older soldier. According to a report from Army Times’ Kyle Rempfer, 59-year-old Staff Sgt. Monte L ...

Gen. James McConville, the Army’s vice chief of staff, told Military.com that the service is considering revising its screening process to better prepare recruits for basic training and beyond.

After a multi-year review of the Army’s basic and advanced individual training programs, the service is piloting a long list of changes and tweaks, with an eye toward a full roll-out in late spring.