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If you join the Alaska National Guard where do you typically go for basic training?
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∙ 11y ago
Depends on your MOS, but it will be in the lower 48. Infantry goes to Ft. Benning, Artillery goes to Ft. Sill, etc. There are no Basic Training posts in Alaska. You'll find out where you're to report to for BCT once you sign your enlistment contract at the Military Entrance and Processing Centre (MEPS).
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