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During the war, normally offered at Ft. Bragg (Special Forces) or Ft. Benning (home of the infantry); abn school was about an extra 3 weeks, added to the 8 weeks of boot camp, & 4 to 8 weeks of AIT.

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Airborne training is administered at Fort Benning, Georgia and is a total of three weeks.

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