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Army Basic Training is divided into 3 phases: Phase 1 which is the red phase, Phase 2 is the white phase and Phase 3 is the blue phase. Before you head in to phase 1, you need to spend time in reception battalion. This is the most difficult of boot camp. This is where you go through the paperwork phase and just basically get throughthe registration processing.
So you will get your shots done, paperwork processed haircut and your uniforms will be issued. You will have your PT (physical training) test done. For males, this means 13 push-ups, 17 sit-ups and a one-mile run in under 8 ?minutes. For females, you need to do 3 push-ups, 17 sit-ups and a one mile run in under 10 ?minutes. You will learn how to make your bunk (bed in military terms).
If you wear contacts or glasses, you will be issued the funniest looking GI glasses you have ever seen. They are thick frames and thick lenses so they do not break easily. After boot camp, you will be allowed your normal glasses or contact lenses.
While in boot camp, you will receive your pay by direct deposit. This is the only way to get paid. You can establish an account at the base credit union or bank or set one up before you leave for boot camp.
You can bring your ATM or debit card with you if you do set one up ahead of time. You will be paid on the 1st and the 15th of each month. Generally, you will receive your first paycheck either the 15th if your information is entered in the computer before the 7th of the month. If it is entered after the 7th, you will get paid the following 1st of the month.
Now it is on to Phase 2. This phase is where you will learn to fire your rifle. Your first couple of week of this phase will be spent on different shooting ranges. You will also practice throwing grenades and using bayonets. You will also be introduced to anti-tank and other weapons.