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As the U.S. Army has been piloting programs to modernize the way that Soldiers are fueled, to meet their performance demand, @ChefRobertIrvine has been advising and assisting on ways to transform the way the Army looks at Soldier feeding patterns. taskandpurpose.com/culture/army-f…

During #BCT or #OSUT Trainees are exposed to the Modern Army Combatives Program and taught how to respond to an enemy who is rapidly closing their distance. This training allows the U.S. Army newest Soldiers to build confidence in themselves and their ability to defend themselves

At the conclusion of Basic Training, the U.S. Army's newest Soldiers move on to #AIT where they will learn their specific MOS before arriving at their first unit of assignment. On average, we graduate 120,000 Soldiers across the three components to the operational Army.

Health is wealth 💵 The Holistic Health and Fitness program (H2F) is here to help you invest in your health. The H2F staff is ready to assist you with your physical, mental, nutritional, sleep, and spiritual goals. Are you ready to cash in on your health journey? #H2F

After completing their time in Reception, U.S. Army newest Trainees are shipped off to meet their Basic Training or #OSUT Drill Sergeants to begin their transformation from civilian into Soldier. Do you remember when you shipped off to Basic?

Drill Sergeants are the tip of the spear for the non-commissioned officer corps. Every day, they instill the Warrior Ethos into the next generation of U.S. Army Soldiers, members of the world's strongest and most lethal fighting force

Throughout Basic Training U.S. Army Trainees receive 11 hours of instruction on Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC). The TCCC concept was established in 1996 by Special Operations Forces as an evidence-based and battlefield-proven way to reduce deaths at the point of injury.

Trainees going through Basic Training experience their first #FTX called "The Hammer" in week 3. Trainees will experience two more #FTXs during BCT which build upon one another to challenge them on their Warrior Tasks, battle Drills, and Skill Level 1 Tasks.

During the White Phase of Basic Training, Trainees are exposed to the Rifle Range for the first time. Building upon the EST exposure, trainees will be challenged to Group and Zero their M4 Carbines with only their Backup Iron Sites (BUIS) and proper technique.

Integrating #H2F into Infantry OSUT has become a game changer. By embedding strength coaches, athletic trainers, and H2F integrators directly into training, is transforming how Soldiers develop and maintain peak physical fitness while minimizing injuries army.mil/article/284212…

The U.S. Army Maneuver Support Center of Excellence at Fort Leonard Wood trains, develops & provides the warfighting force with around 80K service members a year while driving transformation in Protection, Engineer, CBRN & Military Police capabilities. #Army250 #TRADOCArmy250

During the White Phase of Basic Trainees learn how to visually communicate through the use of hand-and-arm signals. Understanding how to effectively communicate when remaining concealed is a foundational skill that Trainees will build upon throughout their U.S. Army career.

The Forge is basic trainees culminating #FTX, which challenges them physically and mentally beginning with a 10-mile tactical road march. This movement reinforces to Trainees the importance of moving within a formation, physical fitness, noise, and light discipline.

Trainees completing Basic Training, #BCT, or One Station Unit Training, #OSUT, must complete the Night Infiltration Course (NIC) before graduating. The NIC builds U.S. Army Trainees' confidence and introduce them to the sights and sounds of the battlefield in a controlled manner.

In modern combat the usage of UAS has increased, making cUAS training a critical component for every Soldier. As part of the continuous transformation of Basic Training, Trainees now gain hands-on experience in identifying and responding to drone threats.

Last week, the U.S. Army Drill Sergeant Academy welcomed Maj. Gen. Nick Crowley, Commandant of the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. During the visit they shared best practices on leadership development, professionalizing the force, and learn how the U.S. Army is modernizing to prepare for LSCO.

In Week 2 of Basic Training Trainees must overcome their fears and conquer the Rappel Tower. This event challenges them to build confidence in themselves and their equipment, foundational skills that they will build upon during their transition into a U.S. Army Soldier

#FlashbackFriday U.S. Army CIMT #H2F Directorate leads a group of joint service members through PT & a Tactical Mobility Active Recovery and Mindfulness (TMAR-M) routine during Joint Non-Commissioned Officer Week at JB Langley-Eustis. #Army250 #TRADOCArmy250 U.S. Army GEN Gary Brito LTG David Francis

Trainees going through Basic Training experience their first #FTX called "The Hammer" in week 3. Trainees will experience two more #FTXs during BCT which build upon one another to challenge them on their Warrior Tasks, battle Drills, and Skill Level 1 Tasks.

During White Phase of Basic Training, Trainees are exposed to their second Field Training Exercise (FTX) 'The Anvil'. This FTX exposes Trainees to the field and basic squad tactics such as React to Contact, Buddy Team Movement, and Establishing a Patrol Base.