armed force people what dose bootcamp consist of ?
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This sounds like what you want.\n\nAt the website below are the following sections\n \n• Surviving Boot Camp Intro\n• Surviving Air Force Basic\n• Surviving Navy Basic\n• Surviving Marine Corps Basic\n• Surviving Coast Guard Basic
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There are no better or best. There is bragging among the membres of the various groups, but only in a joking way the way you would brag about your high school being better than another high schoool.\n\nThe two groups are both elite in their service, Special Forces in the Army of which I was once a member and the Navy Seals. \n\nThey are trained for two different missions, but both are highly trained units with lots of the latest weapons, escape and evasion techniques as well as languages of various regions.\n\nSpecial Forces are taught to jump from airplanes as well as helicopters to secure an objective,like airports, ammo dumps, political buildings, recapture prisioners. They also gather intelligence of ground troup strenght or an area. They might also be sent in to train the people from a certain country and set up groups to fight.\n\nSeals do the same but mostly in and around the sea or other water areas, though they might also find themselves on the ground doing a job also.\n\nSo to say that one is better than the other is not something that you can compare,since each are given different missions and goals to accomplich.\n\nA person should be proud if they are selected to become a member of either of these highly trained units. They are also opened up to women now. You must join the Army to become a memeber of Special Forces and the Navy to be selected to be a Navy Seal\n\nI hope this has been of some use to you, good luck
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"Whats an average day like during first phase of Marine Corps boot camp?"\n\nReveille - 0530\nGet "on line" - 0530\nGet yelled at - 0530\nGet dressed - 0531\nGet yelled at - 0531\nPort side "head call" - 0532\nStarboard side "head call" - 0534\nGet yelled at - 0536\nGet "Quarterdecked" - 0537\nGet yelled at - 0545\nMake "racks" - 0545\n"Field day" squadbay - 0547\nGet "on the road" for chow - 0550\nMarch to chow hall - 0551\nEat chow - 0555\nMarch back to squadbay - 0615\nGet yelled at - 0620\nGet dressed for PT - 0625\nGet "on the road" for PT - 0626\nDouble time to PT field - 0626\nPT - 0630\nDouble-time back to squadbay - 0730\nGet yelled at - 0735\nGet dressed - 0735\nGo "Island hopping" - 0736\nDouble-time to "O" course - 0745\nRun "O" course - 0750\nDouble-time back to squadbay - 0845\n"Island hopping" - 0850\nArrive at squadbay - 0900\nGet yelled at - 0900\nPut on "war belt" & draw rifle - 0901\nGet "on the road" - 0901\nDouble-time to the "Grinder" - 0901\nDrill - 0905\nGet yelled at - 0906\nRifle PT - 0906\nDrill - 0915\nDouble-time back to squadbay - 1000\nMake rifle "hasty-stack" - 1002\n"Island hopping" - 1002\nDouble-time back to squadbay - 1010\nLock rifle, remove "war" belt- 1015\nGet on the road - 1015\nMarch to classroom instruction - 1015\nMarch back to squadbay - 1100\n"Island hopping" - 1105\nArrive at squadbay - 1115\nGet yelled at - 1115\nPort side "head call" - 1120\nStarboard side "head call" - 1122\nForm up on the "Quartereck" - 1125\nDrill Instructor time (instruction) - 1125\nGet "on line" - 1150\nGet yelled at - 1150\nGet "Quarterdecked" - 1155\nGet "on the road" for chow - 1200\nMarch to chow hall - 1200\nEat chow - 1205\nMarch back to squadbay - 1230\nGet "on line" - 1235\nGet yelled at - 1235\nSet up the "mini-Grinder" - 1240\nSet up the squadbay - 1245\nSet up the "mini-Grinder" - 1250\nSet up the squadbay - 1255\nSet up the "mini-Grinder" - 1300\nSet up the squadbay - 1305\nGet "Quarterdecked" - 1310\nSet up the "mini-Grinder" - 1325\nDrill - 1330\nSet up the squadbay - 1415\nGet "on line" - 1420\nGet yelled at - 1420\nGet "on the road" - 1425\nMarch to classroom instruction - 1425\nMarch back to squadbay - 1515\nGo "Island hopping" - 1517\nArrive at squadbay - 1525\nGet yelled at - 1525\nForm up on the "Quarterdeck" - 1530\nDrill Instructor time (instruction) - 1530\nGet "on line" - 1600\nPut on "war belt" & draw rifle - 1600\nGet yelled at - 1600\nForm up outside - 1605\nMake rifle "hasty-stack" - 1605\nGo "Island hopping" - 1605\nGet yelled at - 1610\nGo "Island hopping" - 1610\nRifle PT - 1615\nDouble-time to Grinder - 1625\nDrill - 1630\nDouble-time back to squadbay - 1700\n"Island hopping" - 1705\nDouble-time back to squadbay - 1715\nLock rifle, remove "war" belt- 1720\nGet yelled at - 1720\nGet "on the road" for chow - 1730\nMarch to chow hall - 1730\nEat chow - 1735\nMarch back to squadbay - 1800\nGet "on line" - 1805\nGet yelled at - 1805\nForm up on the "Quarterdeck" - 1810\nDrill Instructor time (instruction) - 1810\nGet "on line" - 1845\nPort side "head call" - 1845\nStarboard side "head call" - 1847\nGet yelled at - 1850\nForm up outside - 1900\nDrill - 1900\n"Island hopping" - 1905\nDrill - 1915\nRemedial PT - 1945\nGet "on line" - 2015\nGet yelled at - 2015\nGet "Quarterdecked" - 2020\nGet "on line" - 2030\nPrepare for shower - 2030\nShower - 2035\nGet "on line" - 2100\nHygiene inspection - 2105\nPrepare to "mount" - 2120\n"Mount"
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Not important at all. the JORTC takes anyone. They get you into shape whenever they have their exercise meets. If you are going into the army, of course there is basic training. They will control your food intake and your exercise.
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Dude you did excellent \n\nThe ASVAB contains nine sections:\n\nGeneral Science (GS) \nArithmetic Reasoning (AR) \nWord Knowledge (WK) \nParagraph Comprehension (PC) \nMathematics Knowledge (MK) \nElectronics Information (EI) \nAuto & Shop (AS) \nMechanical Comprehension (MC) \nAssembling Objects (AO)
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When I was in it i was in NJROTC which is the navy version. We had classes learning about the navy and we also had a day atleast once a week when we went outside to play or practice drills, u also get called out of class before a pep rally or event to prepare. I was in it for 2 years and really liked it. We also had to wear our uniform once a week.
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go to navy.com set up an account it's free and there's a step by step of what bootcamp consists of.\n\nIt will tell you how many push-ups and sit ups you must do in a minute and you have to run 1.5 miles in like 15 minutes...but it's very thorough.
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I wish I knew, it pisses me off. I was in the Army and I am proud of that. The Army teaches you discipline, and I wish that everyone had to go through bootcamp at least, to learn some things about themselves they would never know otherwise. It sifts the cowards and the weak through the brave and the strong, I think the weak and cowardly should just shut their damn mouths up.
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Dude, what you're looking for is the SEALS fitness requirements\n\nThe United States Naval Special Warfare Command (NAVSPECWARCOM, NAVSOC, or NSW) is the command charged with overseeing the various Special Operations Forces (SOF) of the U.S. Navy.\n\nThere's also an Armed Service Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) that you have to pass\n\nDude, it's THERE. Try reading! Here's the Physical Screen Test (PST) that you have to perform just to be considered. Then it list what you have to meet to make it as a SEAL, far more than the PST!\n\n1. 500 yard swim using breast and /or side stroke < 12:30\nTen minutes rest\n2. Perform 42+ pushups in 2 minutes\nTwo minutes rest\n3. Perform 50+ sit-ups in 2 minutes\nTwo minutes rest\n4. Perform 6+ pull-ups, no time limit\nTen minute rest\n5. Run 1.5 miles < 11:30 (boots and long pants)\nAs a reminder, there are no maximums on these physical tests. Prospective trainees should provide the best scores possible, i.e., give his best effort.
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PARRIS ISLAND, S. C.Boot Camp.
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Start physical training TODAY. Running would be best. \n\nLearn some basic military close order drill, like facing movements (left face, about face, etc.)\n\nDon't go crazy with short buzz hair cut.\n\nBe prepared to be yelled at. You're going to put up with some BS.\n\nDon't forget to STUDY. You're going to have a lot of information thrown at you.\n\nRemember to turn on the "game" when you step into the academy and turn it off when you leave. I mean your family and friends really don't want to be shown all the great tricks you're going to learn in unarmed defense class.
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marine corps boot camp first. OORAHH!!!!!
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Most JROTC units do the same type of physcial training that current recruits do at boot camp.  While the intensity isn't as high, the concepts are the same.  Most of the time, you are doing the events in the Army Physical Fitness Test (PFT): pushups, situps, and a 2 mile run.  So basically, in order to score well on this test, many units lots cardio workouts, like running in formation (while singing running cadences) and sprints.  They also focus a lot of time on ab workouts and upper body strength.  Hitting the pullup bars a couple times a week definitely help with your arm strength.  \n\nSometimes if it's available, units are able to go work out in the weight rooms of your gym.  If not, some units PT with their rifles.  That's what my unit did.  We did "bench presses", lunges, and other such exercises with the M-14, and let me tell you,  it is quite the workout.  \n\nPrepare yourself for LOTS of pushups, situps, and running.  This website has the physical fitness standards for the Army.  As a cadet in the JROTC program, you are expected to maintain the same level of physical fitness.
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The same as you run for active duty.  Basic training for the Army (active, NG, and Reserve) is the same.  \n\nDaily Physical Training (PT) involves increasing body strength and physical endurance.  You will start by doing a PT test (APFT) and this will show your Drills where you stand.  Then your PT will be adjusted to bring you slowly up to standard.\n\nYou will, initially, run at a slow pace for 2 miles.  As the time progresses and your endurance increases, this will also increase to where you can run, SLOWLY, for 5 miles.  The 2 mile run will be run at a quicker pace.
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It depends on what you & the Army decide to do.\nBoot camp is 13 weeks & infantry school is 6 weeks.\nIf you go in to Officer Training (as college op),\nmy son has had everything from boot camp, BOLC, IOBC, Marksman, Jump School, Ranger School (he has 2 weeks left)\nhe will have been trained for 78 weeks. A long time.\nHe graduates from Ranger school in 2 weeks & leaves in 4 weeks for Afghanistan to lead his men who are already there under command of his Sgt. ( He is a Lt. - due to be Captain in Dec.) So training can vary alot in the Army.
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You obviously know nothing about the military or military life.  There's a chain of command just as there is in any large corporation, there's structure, rules and regulations to follow.  Post boot camp there's defense training, MOS schools, they learn codes of conduct and warfare and are held to a higher standard than sloppy, low moral civilians.  You don't see ANY service member wandering through Wal Mart in their pajama bottoms like you do civlian slobs.  There's an actual education to be had upon enlisting that goes well beyond the confines of a classroom....an education and lifestyle, pride in your job and pride in defending your country and the Constitution.
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