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ENLISTED

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ENLISTED MARINES INFO

The process of becoming an enlisted Marine will go in this order:

  1. Enlisting (meeting a recruiter, signing contracts, MEPS)

  2. Basic Training/Indoctrination (Boot Camp)

  3. Infantry Skills Training at the School of Infantry (SOI)

  4. Military Occupational Skills (MOS) Training

  5. Arriving at your Unit (The Fleet Marine Forces)

Click on these different phases to learn more about each!

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Learning about the fitness tests you will have to pass - the Initial Strength Test, the Physical Fitness Test, and the Combat Fitness Test - as well as how to mentally and spiritually prepare for your thirteen week transformation into a Marine.

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The Rifle Range, the Crucible, the Confidence Course, the Combat Tank and more. Learn about each of the major training events, or visit the Training Matrix to see each individual training day.

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Every non-Infantry MOS will go to their school house for anywhere from one to six months to master the technical skills of their military specialty. These schools can be run by the Marines, Army, Navy, or Air Force. Here you will become a basically trained Marine in your MOS.

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The elusive Fleet you have heard of since you first stepped on the yellow footprints. The Fleet Marine Forces are the operational units that fight and win ours nation's wars.

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