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After more than 10 weeks of separation, Families and Friends of the 4th Battalion, 39th Infantry Regiment were finally a...
09/04/2026

After more than 10 weeks of separation, Families and Friends of the 4th Battalion, 39th Infantry Regiment were finally able to reunite with their Soldiers. From all walks of life, individuals arrived at Fort Jackson to begin their Army journey. Today, they once again recited the Oath of Enlistment, and placed the U.S. Army insignia on their sleeve signifying that they are now U.S. Army Soldiers. Tomorrow they will graduate from and move on to the next stage of their training.

After more than 10 weeks of separation, the long awaited moment when Soldiers could reunite with their loved ones finall...
06/05/2026

After more than 10 weeks of separation, the long awaited moment when Soldiers could reunite with their loved ones finally arrived for the newly minted Soldiers of the 2nd Battalion, 13th Infantry Regiment at their Family Day Ceremony. On Thursday, these Soldiers will graduate from Basic Combat Training,, moving on to the final stage of the force generation pipeline as they proceed to their Advanced Individual Training.

Congratulations to the Soldiers and awardees from the 1st Battalion, 34th Infantry Regiment as well as the Soldiers for ...
04/17/2026

Congratulations to the Soldiers and awardees from the 1st Battalion, 34th Infantry Regiment as well as the Soldiers for Life retiring in this week's ceremony.

After more than 10 weeks of separation, the long awaited moment when Soldiers could reunite with the loved ones finally ...
04/17/2026

After more than 10 weeks of separation, the long awaited moment when Soldiers could reunite with the loved ones finally arrived for the newly minted Soldiers of the 1st Battalion, 34th Infantry Regiment at their Family Day Ceremony. Today, these Soldiers will graduate from Basic Combat Training,, moving on to the final stage of the force generation pipeline as they proceed to their Advanced Individual Training.

As we get ready for Family Day today, we're taking a moment to congratulate the Soldiers from 3rd Battalion, 13th Infant...
04/15/2026

As we get ready for Family Day today, we're taking a moment to congratulate the Soldiers from 3rd Battalion, 13th Infantry regiment who graduated last week as well as the Soldier for Life who retired in last week's ceremony.

After more than 10 weeks of separation, the long awaited moment when Soldiers could reunite with the loved ones finally ...
04/11/2026

After more than 10 weeks of separation, the long awaited moment when Soldiers could reunite with the loved ones finally arrived for the newly minted Soldiers of 3rd Battalion, 13th Infantry Regiment at their Family Day Ceremony. These Soldiers will graduate from Basic Combat Training tomorrow, marking a significant milestone on their journey of service to our Nation.

After more than 10 weeks of separation, the long awaited moment when Soldiers could reunite with the loved ones finally ...
03/19/2026

After more than 10 weeks of separation, the long awaited moment when Soldiers could reunite with the loved ones finally arrived for the newly minted Soldiers of 4th Battalion, 39th Infantry Regiment.

As we look forward to 4th Battalion, 39th Infantry Regiment's Graduation this week. we wanted to congratulate last week'...
03/19/2026

As we look forward to 4th Battalion, 39th Infantry Regiment's Graduation this week. we wanted to congratulate last week's graduates and awardees from the 2nd Battalion, 13th Infantry Regiment as well as the Soldiers for Life that retired in last week's ceremony.

The moment everyone looks forward during Basic Combat Training finally arrived for the 2nd Battalion, 13th Infantry Regi...
03/12/2026

The moment everyone looks forward during Basic Combat Training finally arrived for the 2nd Battalion, 13th Infantry Regiment. Families raced to embrace as they got to see their Soldier for the first time since arriving at Fort Jackson to begin their Initial Entry Training. Tomorrow these Soldiers will graduate and move on to Advanced Individual Training as they continue their path through the Force Generation Pipeline on their journey to Be All They Can Be.

Basic Combat Training 101: Red PhaseAn individual's path to service begins with an idea. That Idea leads them to a recru...
03/11/2026

Basic Combat Training 101: Red Phase
An individual's path to service begins with an idea. That Idea leads them to a recruiter, and then for over half of the individuals that enter the Force Generation Pipeline, they arrive at Fort Jackson for Basic Combat Training. They'll in-process at the 120th Reception Battalion, and then be transferred to the next available training unit. After they arrive at their training unit and make it through the first week, they enter Red Phase!
In Red Phase, civilians continue along their path to service with training and tasks that test their physical endurance and force them to face fears. They'll learn to trust their equipment and their battle buddies as they overcome obstacles and learn to work together as part of a team.
Guided by their drill sergeants, they will build the foundation that will lead them through the rest of their training as they learn to move, shoot, communicate and survive as a member of the U.S. Army team.

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