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Recruiting (Army)

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Recruiting is the first period of time in a soldier 's service in the army. During this period of time, the length of which can vary from a few weeks to a few months, the soldier is absorbed into the army, acquires basic military skills, but mainly adapts a lifestyle and behavior that are compatible with the military body, and are very different to his previous life.

  • Internships in the IDF with Czech rifles, in Hd 12 (Zerifin), October 1954.
    Internships in the IDF with Czech rifles, in Hd 12 (Zerifin), October 1954.
  • Recruits in the United States Air Force during training.
    Recruits in the United States Air Force during training.
  • The long hair of an enlisted boy the United States Marine Corps is shaved off before the beginning of his enlistment.
    The long hair of an enlisted boy the United States Marine Corps is shaved off before the beginning of his enlistment.
  • Rookies destined to become officers at the officer school perform push-ups, while being shouted at by instructors.
    Rookies destined to become officers at the officer school perform push-ups, while being shouted at by instructors.
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