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.
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Anything that exists in the civilian world, exists in the military world, it's just that the military "takes care of it's own" and allows you to retire after only 20 years of service.
NO civilian job in America allows that! And...after 20 years of employment with "many" civilian employers...they OFTEN lay you off (with a severence check...sometimes).
The military has gas station workers, typists, clerks, Accountants, bulldozer operators, policeman, firemen, mechanics, etc.
And of course, soldiers.
What you learn in the army is to be brave. to be proud. to serve your country. there's so many so many things you learn from the army. each one you must learn to live by it a love by it
In Army Jrotc, you are taught to march, and you are taught facts about the army. You re also taught to read a military map.
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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.