Enlist

1. Is The Army Right For Me?
2. Choose The Right Path
3. Talk To The Recruiter
4. Ace The ASVAB
5. Process In
6. Choose Your Army Job
7. Get Ready For Bootcamp

Basic Training Basic Training consist of nine weeks of intense training designed to hone your skills, teach you new skills, optimize your physical and mental performance. It will prepare you mentally, physically, and emotionally to be the best that you can be. Army Physical Fitness Test Height & Weight Requirements Push Ups Sit Ups 2 Mile Run Basic Training Video Tips After Basic Training you'll be off to Advanced Individual Training (AIT) where you will learn the skills to perform your Army job (MOS).

Pay & Benefits The U.S. Army compensates you in so many ways through great benefits, pay and programs to help with your college education now and in the future. Benefits Include: Great Pay Sign Up Bonuses Basic Allowance for Housing College Loan Repayment Program Montgomery GI Bill (MGIB) Health Care Read More about pay and benefit options.

- What's it like?
- What to learn
- What to bring
- What NOT to bring


The U.S. Army has very specific requirements, including age, citizenship, education and family status. In addition, you are required to be in excellent physical and mental condition.

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The Delayed Entry Program allows you to enlist in the Army today, but delay reporting for duty up to one year.