At Fort Jackson, female recruits undergo Basic Combat Training (BCT) designed to transform civilians into disciplined soldiers. The training, which lasts about 10 weeks, pushes recruits both physically and mentally through intense drills and exercises. They learn essential military skills like marksmanship, land navigation, and basic combat tactics, while also focusing on teamwork, leadership, and resilience. Recruits are pushed to their limits with grueling physical fitness tests, obstacle courses, and ruck marches, all while adapting to military discipline and life in a highly structured environment. BCT at Fort Jackson ensures that female soldiers are fully prepared to join the U.S. Army, no matter the challenges they may face.
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