Sleep apnea is a serious sleeping disorder that disrupts your quality of life. The medical condition causes erratic breathing patterns while sleeping. Consequently, you may snore extremely loudly or feel tired even after a full night’s rest. Sleep apnea is a condition that negatively impacts a rising number of service members. The military treats patients … Read more
Army Basic Combat Training (BCT) is the initial entry training required for individuals enlisting in the United States Army, Army Reserve, or Army National Guard. The course is designed to introduce recruits to military structure, discipline, physical readiness, and foundational soldier skills. Below is an overview of the Army Basic Training schedule, including the phases … Read more
Fort Sill, Oklahoma is one of the Army’s main basic training locations. Every year thousands of new soldiers arrive here for their 10 week journey from civilian to soldier. Many recruits wonder what makes Fort Sill different from Benning, Jackson, or Leonard Wood. The answer is the environment, the training focus, and the unique culture … Read more
AR 670-1 is the Army regulation that governs the wear and appearance of uniforms and insignia. Compliance with AR 670-1 is required whenever Army uniforms are worn. The regulation establishes standards for uniform wear, personal appearance, and authorized accessories. What does AR 670-1 Compliance mean? This regulation covers all aspects of the appearance and the … Read more
Virginia hosts one of the largest concentrations of U.S. Army installations in the country, supporting training, logistics, intelligence, engineering, and administrative functions near the nation’s capital and along the East Coast. Major active Army bases include Fort Belvoir (home to multiple major commands and agencies), Fort Gregg-Adams (formerly Fort Lee, Quartermaster and Ordnance Schools), Fort … Read more