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WHA T IS INITIAL EN TR Y TRAINING The Initial Entry Training program is designed to produce new soldiers who are motivated, disciplined, physically conditioned, trained in the common soldierly skills and capable of taking their place in the ranks of the Army in the field after Military Occupational Specialty KMOSQ qualification. Therefore all soldiers who complete I.E. T have: a. Demonstrated the strength, stamina, and agility to perform the tasks prescribed and understand the higher standards of physical conditioning which are required for completion of initial entry training. b. Demonstrated the desire and have accepted the need to apply themselves to accomplishing assigned tasks. c. Understand and adhered to their enlistment obliga- tion, including the Oath of Enlistment, and their role as soldiers. d. Sworn their devotion to the Army in its defense of the United States and principles embodied in the Con- stitution. e. Understood and will abide by the Uniform Code of Military Justice and other statutes and applicable rules and regulations. f Been trained in the common soldierly skills which apply to all soldiers regardless of M OS or duty position. 20 I
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