Yes, everyone in the Military is required to go to Basic Training.
Every enlisted person has to. Officers have their own training regimen.
Basic training gets you ready for the military lifestyle as well as get you in shape and teach you self discipline.
Is it required for any branch of the military to have new recruits complete a basic training camp. Most camps are eight to nine weeks in length and are designed to train a future soldier to become both physically and mentally fit.
slang term for the initial basic training period for new recruits in the military
Basic Military Training (BMT) is required for all Enlisted personnel that sign up for the United States Air Force.
Afman10-100(airmans manual) and bmtsg(basic military training study guide)
Most likely the recruiter will know the answer to this question as they vary by branch of the military. The minimum is usually easy to reach since basic training is very physically demanding.
Depending on what one's military occupational specialty is, will depend on the type of training that they receive. I was a radar repairman. I went to basic training, military combat training, basic electronics school, and radar repairman school.
Good question. I know it's at least 3 months.
you have to go trough basic training just like everyone else and go to military police tech schools where you will receive specialized training in weapons, self defense, laws, searches and seizures, and more
No.
Your Entry Level Training comes in two phases - Basic Combat Training, and Advanced Individual Training. In BCT, you learn basic soldiering skills. In AIT, you learn the skills necessary for your occupation in the military. Additional training will come as you advance in your career, move up in rank, and take on new responsibilities.