Phase I - Weeks 1 Through 3
Learn Army Values And Become A Soldier.

Week 1 – INTRODUCTION
After a week of processing through reception you will be introduced quickly to the Army way of life. In the classroom, on the field and in the barracks, you will adjust to new rules and responsibilities and live up to new expectations. This is also when you will be issued your M16A2 rifle. As you adjust to Army life, you will be introduced to the seven core Army values and learn how they shape you as a Soldier.

Week 2 – LOYALTY (BEAR TRUE FAITH AND ALLEGIANCE TO THE U.S. CONSTITUTION, THE ARMY, YOUR UNIT AND OTHER SOLDIERS.)
With the drill sergeant leading the way, you will begin to navigate your way through BCT. You'll learn the Army value of loyalty and the importance of teamwork.

Week 3 – DUTY (FULFILL YOUR OBLIGATIONS.)
As week three begins you must rely on sheer determination to meet the mounting physical and mental challenges of the simulated combat scenarios. You will learn another Army value – duty.

Phase II - Weeks 4 Through 6
Gain Strength Mentally, Physically And Emotionally During Training.

Week 4 – RESPECT (TREAT PEOPLE AS THEY SHOULD BE TREATED.)
This week emphasizes the Army value of respect. Soldiers pledge to treat others with dignity and respect while expecting others to do the same. You respect your fellow Soldiers and your accomplishments as a team. You?ll also gain respect for Army equipment as you learn to fire and maintain the M16A2, which is the Army's standard issue weapon.

Week 5 – SELFLESS SERVICE (PUT THE WELFARE OF THE NATION, THE ARMY AND YOUR SUBORDINATES BEFORE YOUR OWN.)
Your fortitude, both mental and physical, will be thoroughly tried and tested during the Basic Rifle Marksmanship Qualification and the "Fit to Win" obstacle course. You'll learn the Army value of selfless service and how Soldiers have continuously given of themselves throughout the Army's history.

Week 6 – HONOR (LIVE UP TO ALL THE ARMY VALUES.)
As you become mentally, physically and emotionally stronger you rely on your team members now more than ever. Success depends on the growing bond with the other members of your team. You'll also learn the meaning of the Army value of honor.

Phase III - Weeks 7 Through 10
Face And Overcome Each Challenge.

Week 7 – INTEGRITY (DO WHAT'S RIGHT, LEGALLY AND MORALLY.)
Confidence in yourself, your platoon and the Army way of life has been growing steadily over the past seven weeks. You'll learn another Army value – integrity – and know the Army values that have been instilled in you to this point will help you overcome challenges.

Week 8 – PERSONAL COURAGE (FACE FEAR, DANGER, OR ADVERSITY – PHYSICAL OR MORAL.)
You're almost finished with training, and you're gaining more confidence and skill every day. During relevant and realistic training exercises, you will apply all of your knowledge. Your skills and spirit will be tested while you prove that you have what it takes to be an Army Soldier. You'll learn the meaning of personal courage, the final Army value.

Week 9 – FIELD TRAINING EXERCISE.
You're almost finished with training, and you're gaining more confidence and skill every day. During relevant and realistic training exercises, you will apply all of your knowledge. Your skills and spirit will be tested while you prove that you have what it takes to be an Army Soldier.

Week 10 – GRADUATION
With your biggest challenges behind you, graduation is just ahead and you are finishing up some important details before your final day in BCT. Family and friends eagerly await this ceremony as you prepare to join the honorable legacy of those who have served before you.

Basic Combat Training has pushed the recruits' minds and bodies to new limits, giving them a deeper respect for themselves and those around them. And now, the time has come to celebrate their efforts and the strength they've gained. This is the day that their Families and friends gather to watch them transition from citizens to Soldiers.