61K views · 1.5K reactions | Do you know what a typical day at Army Basic Training is like? From the dining facility to sleeping arrangements and physical fitness, US Army Recruiting Command (USAREC) Recruiter Staff Sgt. Archie Masibay and basic trainees shares some things to know when becoming a Soldier. #ArmyValue #SoldierStory | U.S. Army | Facebook

377K views · 11K reactions | The bus. The barber. The Drill Sergeant. Basic Combat Training marks the start of every Soldier’s journey. In this video, take a look back at BCT through the decades.  Staff Sgt. Dustin Biven, Defense Media Activity — Army Productions | U.S. Army | Facebook

Today marks the conclusion of our two-day Basic Training Experience and Career Expo 2025, where the future of our Army—high school students from across Texas—stepped into the boots of Soldiers. Whether athletes, JROTC Cadets, or fine arts students, they gained firsthand insight into the diverse careers the U.S. Army offers, from dentistry and medical fields to piloting helicopters, operating tanks, and manning critical combat roles. More than just an introduction to career paths, this experience

Basic training, also known as Basic Military Qualification (BMQ), will teach you the core skills and knowledge to succeed in a military environment. By building inclusive teams and working together to overcome obstacles, you will build resilience and be provided with every opportunity to learn the skills necessary to be successful as you transition from a civilian to a military team member. Most importantly, you will live and work with other candidates of your platoon for nine weeks, working col

3.2M views · 58K reactions | Before they train Army recruits at basic...

Before they train Army recruits at basic training, drill sergeants must graduate from the nine-week United States Army Drill Sergeant Academy. Insider spent a week at Fort Jackson in Columbia, South Carolina, to see what it takes to become a drill sergeant. The Drill Sergeant Academy has adopted a new strategy where the old days of breaking down recruits with yelling and push-ups have been replaced with a more collaborative and respectful tone. Drill sergeant candidates are taught how to effecti