How long is AIT training for Infantry? (army)?
about 15 - 17 weeks my brother was in fort knox. he's a tanker. he got family day and graduation. no they do not get leave. he was free to go Right after graduation.
How long is AIT for basic infantry marine (0300)?
thanks, yea i found it on wiki right after i posted on here. thanks for answering though. after they're done with SOI, they can be immidiatly assigned to an already deployed unit correct? or do they stuff them in a 'pre deployment training' school or anything? i guess what i'm getting at is: from the day they start RT as just a basic grunt, what's the shortest possible time it would be before they touched boot 1 in iraq or afganistan? from what i calculate it would be just over 6 months. with RT+ SOI, but i'm not sure if marines do pre deployment stuff or whatever.
How long is Basic training for army and AIT for Infantry?
Infantry is considered One Station Unit Training (or OSUT) but it is still broken down into two parts. The Army does this for those who go to basic but do not continue AIT until the next year (split-ops), or those that will go to a different AIT like EOD. Basic training is considered Phase 1 training and is scheduled for 9 weeks. AIT is considered Phase 2 and is scheduled for 6 weeks and 3 days of training. By saying "scheduled" the Army has certain things they say they want to teach and to teach those things, takes a certain amount of time and they schedule that time in ATRRS. It is called the POI (Program of Instruction). ATRRS has phase 2 of Infantry training listed as 6 weeks and 3 days, but some of that would be reception and gear issue. The reception and gear issue during phase 2 would only apply if you were doing split ops. If you were in OSUT, you would already have that gear and you would skip that time. When people say 14 weeks of OSUT, that would be accurate because 9 weeks of basic plus 6 weeks of AIT minus 1 week of phase 2 reception = 14 weeks.
How long is US Army Basic Training?
I'm bent between the Marines and Army. I like the extensive training that Marines go through during boot camp and school of infantry, but I like the better equipment, and special forces opportunities of the Army. I read that if you enlist in the Army infantry, Basic training and AIT are combined. About how long is the duration of both of those together?
How long after army basic training do you get stationed (Army infantry)?
How long after army infantry AIT training do you get stationed - How long after AIT does My fiance get before he have to be at my first assignment. Fiance In Basic now will be done April 13, 2013 then he starts AIT (infantry) Want to know how long after or during AIT does it take to know his first assignment. We are getting married on May 20th He graduation is May 17th. We are expecting and i just want to find us a home now while he still doing training. We do not want to move on base, so we do not need to know about the waiting list. Jst want to know when will i know & anyother tips will help. Thank you! -Soon to be New army wife
Do you get to come home after Army Basic / AIT Training?
Yes, normally you will be allowed to go home on leave for 10-14 days before you go to your next unit. Once you graduate your AIT, the thing that happens most is you will sign out on leave and they will give you your orders to your next unit and tell you the day that you are supposed to report there. If you are also part of the HRAP (Hometown Recruiter Assistance Program) you will get an additional two weeks at home. However, you will still be reporting to work for those two weeks that you are on HRAP. You will be going to work for your recruiter doing piddly thing for him, or he might just tell you to have fun and not get into trouble. That usually starts right after your leave if you are part of that program. But normally, if you don't do HRAP you will get 10-14 days of leave that you can go home before you report to your unit. Good luck, and have fun. Edit: I notice the person that answered first mentioned the 2.5 days of leave that you earn. That doesn't really make too much of a matter. There are some schools that take waaay longer than what it takes to get you just 10 days of leave. There are schools taht are a year long. So it really doesn't matter how much leave you agree just through basic and AIT. As long as you have leave days on the books. And also, if for some reason you are short on nleave days because of emergency leave or something like that, the commander can sign the paper for you to go in the hole a few days so that you can get your full 10 days.
I just finished Basic Training, my AIT is Infantry. What can happen on the first day?
Well first you have no idea of what you are asking since The Infantry MOS falls under OSUT (One Station Unit Training) which means you do basic and AIT in one block rather than doing basic and the AIT.
HOW LONG IS INFANTRY AIT ?
Job training for Infantryman requires 14 weeks of One Station Unit Training (OSUT), which includes Basic Training and Advanced Individual Training. The training will take place primarily in the field, with some classroom training. -LIFE
What's the difference between the basic training for infantry and other MOS in the US Army?
Technically, no. All Basic Combat Training is identical.That being said, the combat arms go through a different version of Basic called One Station Unit Training (or at least that’s what it used to be called). It combines Basic with Advanced Individual Training in a relatively seamless whole. You finish Basic, and then immediately continue training with the same people and the same instructors. The color of your unit guidon changes. (Basic has red, white, and blue phases.)