Military Glossary
Navy reservists move into firing positions during a simulated improvised explosive device (IED) attack.
Navy reservists move into firing positions during a simulated improvised explosive device (IED) attack.
Navy reservists train once a month and receive the same training as active-duty servicemembers. They go through Boot Camp, but also have the benefit of merging the training they receive in civilian life with the skills they gain serving in the Navy Reserve.
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Army National Guard recruits fight with pugil sticks during Basic Combat Training (BCT).
A recruit moves through water during a Basic Training obstacle course.
Recruits sharpen their hand-to-hand combat skills during martial arts training.
An Army National Guard recruit learns how to fire his rifle and protect himself during a Basic Combat Training (BCT) exercise.
A recruit tackles the monkey bars in the middle of an obstacle course.
Recruits on a conditioning run shout a motivational cadence.
An Army National Guard recruit trains for an urban mission during a Basic Combat Training (BCT) exercise.
During Basic Training, drill sergeants instruct recruits in the Seven Core Army Values and teach the recruits how to be Soldiers.
Newly commissioned Marine officers turn their leadership potential into proven ability at The Basic School.
Members of the Army National Guard perform a sweep on a bus during a training exercise.
Marine officers are committed to serving the Marine Corps and the United States.
A drill sergeant stands before Army National Guard recruits.
Recent graduates of Basic Training look back on their experiences.
Marines disembark from a landing craft and prepare to move inland for an exercise.
Recruits participate in a ropes course, which helps them develop agility that can be useful in a combat situation.
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