Transportation
Description:
Transportation
Training
Job training for Soldiers in the Transportation Career Field consists of ten weeks ofBasic Combat TrainingBasic Combat Training:
Basic Combat Training (BCT) is a 10-week course of intense physical and mental training, during which recruits develop essential Soldier skills, discipline and values.plusAdvanced Individual TrainingAdvanced Individual Training:
(AIT) Following Basic Training, Soldiers attend AIT to learn a military job skill. Depending on the specialty, training ranges from 1 mon to 1 yr.(AIT) and on-the-job instruction. AIT ranges from 6 weeks to 9 weeks, one day, depending on your specialty. Soldiers in the Transportation field learn to drive and operate many types of vehicles from forklifts and cranes to buses and 18-wheelers; proper shipment and transfer of cargo; and scheduling and coordination of troop and supply vehicles and convoys.
Civilian Related
Every Soldier learns teamwork, discipline and leadership, which will help you in any civilian career you choose. Depending on your specialty, the skills you learn in the Transportation Career Field will help prepare you for a civilian career with trucking firms, air cargo companies, shipping lines, freight operators, moving or bus companies or businesses that have their own delivery fleets. You'll be able to consider a future as an industrial truck operator, a longshoreman, a material handler or a tractor-trailer truck, tank truck, heavy truck or bus driver.
Company:
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