Lt. Col. Josh Taylor, 2nd Battalion, 13th Infantry Regiment commander, speaks about why the Army is moving Soldiers to AIT during the COVID-19 pandemic, and what precautions are being taken to during the movement. (Video by Videorama)
For some Basic Combat Training Soldiers at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, an early morning formation March 31 to prepare for movement to Advanced Individual Training ended was the beginning of their next step into Initial Entry Training.
Fort Jackson remains at the forefront of the prevention and containment of COVID-19 in order to protect the community while still training a majority of America’s Initial Entry Training Soldiers.
April may bring spring showers, but the month also brings awareness of child abuse. The Fort Jackson’s Family Advocacy Program wants to make Soldiers and their Families aware of child abuse signs and how to prevent children from abuse during stressful times.
