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United States Army

To be a U.S. Army Soldier is to be a part of the world's best fighting force. Soldiers spend their days training, working and serving together to protect America's freedoms. But they also have time after work for family, friends and personal interests. From recruitment to retirement, the U.S. Army provides a unique and diverse lifestyle for Soldiers.





Becoming a Soldier

The first step in becoming a Soldier is working with a Recruiter to find out the best way to serve your country in the Army—and how you can use what you learn in the Army to succeed in life. If you decide to join, you'll have nine weeks of Basic Combat Training (BCT) where you begin the transformation into a Soldier. At Advanced Individual Training (AIT), you'll learn the skills to do your Army job.

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Careers

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Learn why each Soldier's role in the Army is important—and why they find such satisfaction in what they do. Every Soldier's career is unique.

As you follow your interests and develop your skills, new opportunities open up. When Soldiers aren't training or working, they're taking advantage of the benefits of living on an Army Post. And whether you're on duty or off, you'll be living the Army Values.

 

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