Family Day is the day before Basic Combat Training graduation, where the U.S. Army's newest Soldiers can see their loved ones since their journey to become Soldiers began. Do you remember the first time seeing your loved ones after leaving for Basic Training? | U.S. Army Center for Initial Military Training

Family Day in Basic Combat Training, #BCT, is the day before graduation when the U.S. Army's newest Soldiers are able to see their loved ones for the first time since they left to become Soldiers! When did you graduate from Basic and become a Soldier? | U.S. Army Center for Initial Military Training

Army Families know what it means to serve. Every day, you support your service member — standing by during long work days, deployments and training exercises. We thank you! 🇺🇸 | U.S. Army

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

Just a little Words of encouragement from your Army drill sergeants🪖The Army’s basic training is a transformative experience designed to mold you into a disciplined and resilient soldier. Drill sergeants play a vital role in this process, pushing you beyond your limits and instilling the values of teamwork, perseverance, and dedication.While basic training may be challenging and uncomfortable, it’s a crucial step in your Army career. It’s a testament to your strength and determination, paving t