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Step 10: You're in! Make the best of it.
Training After Boot Camp
After successfully completing Recruit Training, you will be transformed, both physically and mentally, into a vital part of a highly effective team. Then, and only then, are you awarded the title of Soldier, Sailor, Airman, or Marine.
Depending on the service you have chosen, you will go from boot camp to either Advanced Individual Training (Army), Technical Training (Air Force), Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) Training (Marines), or "A" School for rate training (Navy and Coast Guard) to learn the specialized skills needed to perform your job. Or you may go to your first unit to get on-the-job training while you wait for your "A" School.
Following your technical training you will be sent out to the field fully equipped and highly skilled to do your part to keep our country free. You'll also have learned valuable skills that will get you far in the military and civilian worlds. Where you are stationed is determined by your military occupational specialty (MOS or Rating) and the needs of the service.
