Answer Marching in close order drill taught the soldier discipline and following orders. Basic training taught the soldier how to fight, shoot his weapons, care for himself in the field, first aid and the basics of being a soldier. It also taught him how to fight in a squad level group of 8 to 12 men.
no only after service with honorable discharge
A diary is an effective way to learn about world war 2 because it describe about how the jewish people were in trouble
For new recruits enlisted as privates all they taught was how to march and basic rifle skills, this was done in as little as six weeks in the Irish and British armies. Due to this lack of training casualties for enlisted men were very high.
they used basic cooking skills in world war one
In World War I training camps, men were taught to handle a rifle and were given their military clothing. They were taught drills and were billeted with local families.
The Marine training of World War 2 is the same as the training of today except now we have more modern armament and computerized equipment the Marine recruits have to learn about now. It has always been the toughest boot camp of all the military forces and all Marines, even nurses, have to have basic weapons training, even in World War 2.
no only after service with honorable discharge
u did not need a rank all u need is some basic flight training
Level a
either no training or simple army training
Level A
Camp Crookston was a World War II-era military training facility located in Crookston, Minnesota. Established in 1943, it served primarily as a basic training center for soldiers preparing for deployment. The camp played a significant role in the training and mobilization of troops during the war. After the war, the site was decommissioned and eventually repurposed for other uses.
Standard Navy boot camp, not much different then it is today. There were a number of training centers, Sampson Naval Training Center and Great Lakes Training Center were two of the biggest. They got basic protocol, military drill, damage control (fire fighting, dewatering, etc.), basic ship board procedures.
Not with that weapon, but a rifle during basic training yes
Yes, Basic Training at Fort Irwin, California, did occur in 1966. Fort Irwin was primarily used as a training facility for soldiers during the Vietnam War era, and it provided various training programs, including Basic Training for new recruits. The installation has evolved over the years but was active in training military personnel during that time.
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Training is certainly not free. They had to pay for the ammunition, the weapons, and pay instructors. Yes, the government did pay.