Alpha Troop 5-15 CAV

Class 25-015 executes the obstacle course! This is a great test of muscular endurance and a great opportunity gain confidence while working in stressful environments. See everyone Friday morning!

Families of Class 25-015, we are getting ready for the turning green ceremony Friday. It will be at Brave Rifles Field on Harmony Church/Fort Benning. It will kick off at 0900, although I recommend arriving at least 30 minutes early to park and get a seat. Parking is at Brave Rifles field. For any questions about coming on Fort Benning click the link below.

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It was a big week for class 25-015 as they executed The Forge. Next week we will hit the ground running, execute some Army Training, and prepare for Basic Training graduation and Family weekend!

Class 25-015 had a lot going on this week! Hand grenades, Buddy Team Live Fire, and the Confidence Tower. Next week the trainees execute the Forge, and will be one step closer to being a Soldier in the United States Army 🇺🇸

Families of class 25-015, we have received some questions about the turning green ceremony. It will take place on Brave Rifles Field on Friday 12 September. It should start at 0900. All Soldiers must return on Sunday, they will know the specific time. Thanks, can’t wait to see everyone

Class 25-015 in action! This week was focused on qualifying with their M4 with a Close Combat Optic (CCO). The M68 CCO is a non-magnifying, red dot reflex sight. It projects a red dot reticle onto a lens, allowing soldiers to aim quickly and accurately without aligning traditional iron sights. It’s optimized for close-quarters battle (CQB) but effective up to 300 meters.

Back up iron sight qualification! Class 25-015 in action. Targets range from 50 to 300 meters, with multiple target engagements (doubles, triples, or quadruples) to simulate combat decision-making.

Class 25-015 begins Basic Rifle Marksmanship! Army Basic Rifle Marksmanship (BRM) is the foundational training soldiers undergo to develop proficiency with their assigned rifles. The training focuses on building skills for accurate and effective shooting in various conditions, emphasizing safety, fundamentals, and combat readiness.

This morning Class 25-015 executed the CBRN chamber. My eyes are open, my arms are flapping (IYKYK)! Trainees learn how to properly wear and use their gas masks and other protective gear in a realistic setting. The training aims to build confidence in the soldier's ability to operate effectively while wearing protective gear.

This morning Class 25-015 executed the Conditioning Obstacle Course. After completing the course as a troop the platoons selected teams of 5 for a timed competition. First platoon came out on top earning their first phase banner streamer.

The Team Development Course (TDC) was executed by class 25-015 this morning. In the TDC squads navigate obstacle courses (e.g., rope ladders, bridges) emphasizing collaboration over individual effort. The goal is to teach the Soldiers to rely on each other to overcome challenges utilizing critical thinking and problem solving techniques. Like, Share, and Comment to show your support!