What Female Recruits Go Through at Fort Jackson | U.S. Army Basic Combat Training

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Basic Combat Training is a 10-week introduction to Army life, divided into four progressive phases that transform civilians into soldiers. In the Yellow Phase (Weeks 1–2), recruits learn Army values, discipline, teamwork, and begin physical and tactical training. The Red Phase (Weeks 3–4) focuses on weapon familiarization, hand-to-hand combat, and the first field exercise, The Hammer. During the White Phase (Weeks 5–7), trainees refine their marksmanship skills, practice combat techniques, and complete The Anvil field exercise. Finally, in the Blue Phase (Weeks 8–10), recruits apply everything learned — handling advanced weaponry, maneuvering under pressure, and completing The Forge, a multi-day event that marks their transition from civilian to soldier. 🔔 Subscribe for More Heart-Pounding Moments....! 🎥 Follow Us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/imddocumentary/