Fort Benning (officially back to this name after the brief Fort Moore period) hosts One Station Unit Training (OSUT), basic combat training, and other graduations nearly every week. Graduations are typically on Thursday and Friday mornings at Inouye Field, right next to the National Infantry Museum. These ceremonies celebrate Soldiers completing infantry, armor, cavalry, and … Read more
The National Guard acts as a reserve component for the U.S. Armed Forces. Since it is a reserve military force, members of the National Guard have civilian jobs while also serving part-time in the military. Therefore, the balance between having a traditional and professional military appearance is important yet not as well explained compared to … Read more
Army soldiers, no matter their rank, age, or gender, are required to take and pass the Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT). The ACFT is made up of six events, designed to test physical fitness and ability as a determining factor for combat readiness. The sprint-drag-carry (SDC) is the fourth event of the ACFT. The SDC … Read more
The Army Electronic Warfare Specialist (MOS 17E) is an enlisted Military Occupational Specialty focused on electronic warfare operations. This role involves working within the electromagnetic spectrum to support Army missions. MOS 17E is an entry-level position that falls under the Army’s Cyber and Electromagnetic Activities career field. Electronic Warfare Specialists support operations by training and … Read more
If you are new to the Army, understanding the differences between Class A, Class B, and Class C uniforms can be confusing. The Army uses multiple uniform classifications to distinguish between formal service wear, daily office attire, and operational or field uniforms. This article explains how Army Class A, Class B, and Class C uniforms … Read more