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Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 90% of this is nonsense and misinformation [ ] AIT is not part of Basic Training. There is an entire program --- One Station Unit Training (OSUT) --- that exists to combine Basic Training and AIT. This has been the case since at leas the early 1960s. All of the filler about fire guards, CQs, what is done which week, what certain phases are called, etc, is pointless.
These are determined by the post conducting the training, and the version of the training POI that is in use at that post, the available facilities and personnel, and other factors. Listing what one editor did in Basic three years ago is as pointless as listing that was the lunch entree at the DFAC yesterday. The entire article is in desperate need of some valid references.
Starting with the Army Program of Instruction. Weeks [ ] If you'd like to help create the remaining sections for individual weeks of BCT, information can be found at this URL: •. (| ) 07:39, 19 July 2007 (UTC) AIT List Deletion/Overhaul [ ] U.S. Army AIT is for enlisted personnel, so Engineer School should not link to the Engineer Officer's Course. Also, Air Assault school is not a part of IET. The list of AIT's should lead to the correct articles that exist, or be deleted. 17:28, 2 August 2007 (UTC) You should make the pertinent edits if you see something wrong.
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As for the red links though, I was hoping to encourage people to start articles for the missing schools. I just finished a massive cleanup of the TRADOC template in which I removed all red links, so that all the training articles wouldn't have them. But if a few individual articles have them, maybe thats not such a bad thing?
I don't know. ( • ) 17:36, 2 August 2007 (UTC) • I just updated the list with locations of training and source links to the specific schools. Also added a couple that were missing. However, I strongly disagree that a school needs an article to be listed.
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The information is relevant to the topic and should be included. If you want to delink the ones without articles, fine. But deleting them just because someone hasn't taken the time to write an article on it isn't a valid reason to remove the information. () 19:06, 28 December 2008 (UTC) Merge into this article [ ] The article describes a part of US Army Basic Training, and is a stub.
I feel it would better serve as a section of this article. (| ) 06:14, 20 July 2007 (UTC) AIT is NOT a part of Basic Training and should not have been merged into an article about US Army BT. Nor is OSUT part of Basic Training. OSUT covers the same basic soldier skills but is part of an integrated MOS-specific training plan while BT is MOS non-specific and is a stand-alone training program. Criticism [ ] I have no idea where the idea of separate hourly 'Fire Guard(s)' came from, but the USArmy uses the CQ for the fire guard during the BCT/IET/AIT phases. The CQ does hourly rounds which includes the duty of fire guard, and there is no 'waking' of another guard as each hour ticks past. This reference should be deleted if noone else can recall it's current supposed 'usage.'
Please disregard this notation if it's specific implementation has occurred universally in the last few years I am not aware of. If the practice is MOS specific, it should be listed here by MOS reference.separate hourly 'Fire Guard' is not a part of the Fort Sam Houston AMEDD series IET/AIT MOS duties. In addition, CQ was the reponsibility of 1 soldier under the supervision of the Drill Sergeant/Platoon Sergeant, not 2 as listed here. —Preceding comment added by ( • ) 06:38, 26 March 2010 (UTC) • Funny, you're talking about it being a 'recent change'. When I went through basic training and AIT in 1987, fire guard was totally seperate from CQ and changed fire guards hourly. And when I was on drill duty, it was the same.
If anything, the lack of hourly fire guard duty sounds like the more recent development. () 14:57, 26 March 2010 (UTC) Actually, I was in service 96-99, so my experience is much more current than yours.
Also please note I do not state 'recent change' ever in my comments, you have chosen to insert the reference. In addition, I specifically state that 'MOS specific' differences may exist, and should you have had a different experience it would be to your advantage to state it, and not postulate. In particular the Combat Arms (infantry, etc) most likely follow a separate protocol than the Med Corps; listing the disparities would help to establish your opinion vs my own.
The most beneficial result would be the merging of these differences, but that cannot be effectively achieved until everyone reports in their own experiences. Your experiences are not universal, nor were mine; as such a convergence should be explored. () 07:23, 4 April 2010 (UTC) • Um, the 'recent changes' is in the title of the section. Further, I never said my experiences were universal, nor did I imply that they were. You complain that I took something from the title and incorporated it into my response, but feel it's ok to read some crap into what I said and make it look like I needed a lecture from you?
I went through training at one post and conducted training at another one. Both used it. Take that for what it's worth. Also, please learn to put your responses where they belong, not at the top of the disucssion. BTW, do you know when I got out of the service? () 07:53, 4 April 2010 (UTC) Your term of service is not the matter.
We appreciate your service. The title of the section was not the matter, I referred it to my response only. I served at many different stations, including overseas; where you served was not the matter, I stated the various arms may well function differently. That you took offense is your issue, and was not the matter of statement here. The Army is a professoinal organization; if you can't take the input vs what you feel is correct is not my concern and is your matter.
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If you don't want to participate in discussion, don't say anything at all as you are NEVER always correct; nor am I. That you cannot take criticism as a matter of learning is your matter, not mine. This is Wikipedia, an online informational open source format; write your congressman if you don't like it. () 11:52, 4 April 2010 (UTC) The reason I asked if you know what I got out of the service is because you made the declarative statement that you were in from 96-99 'so my (your) experience is much more current than yours'.
I wondered what fact you based that statement on. Where you served is not relevant, unless it was a training base. If you were on active duty, you should understand that difference. I have never tried to use my personal experience as a basis for anything in the article.
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Your implication that I am attempting to do so is dishonest. I used my personal experience to make an observation about the discussion at hand. Further, your statement that I can't take criticism is not only wrong, but not, just like your statement that I'm not 'officer material' You have nothing to base your opinion on except for this exchange, ehich you've done nothing but mischaracterize. Don't lecture me on what Wikipedia is. You've got a whopping 10 edits under this account. Somewhere over the last 13,000+ edits, I've figured out the glaringly obvious; that this is an open source format. What it appears you haven't figured out is the skill of reading comprehension.