Raz Khan successfully scales a 6-foot wall while Sgt. Philip Hallworth, left, and Detective Carryn Barker offer encouragement Saturday, July 15, at the first meeting of the 2023 Women’s Boot Camp.

Before this change, sailors in boot camp were able only to run for their first test in the Navy. "We went from losing 400 to 500 a year because they couldn't finish the run to ... one," Waters said.

A business boot camp at Missouri State University that excluded White males is now offering the program to everyone "irrespective of their race and/or sex" after a government watchdog organization ...

So far, 7,600 have graduated from prep camp to boot camp. That alone won't solve the Army's recruiting problem, but for these young men and women, it's a chance to serve.

After a year as a pilot program, the U.S. Army’s boot camp for basic training is becoming permanent. The Army Future Soldier Preparatory Course, which offers tracks for recruits to improve on ...

Marine Pvt. Carlos Paz-Sosa graduated from Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego on July 12 after losing more than 100 pounds to start boot camp. By Jeff Schogol Published Jul 16, 2024 12:35 PM EDT ...

P H O E N I X, July 8 -- It was supposed to be one of those "tough love" boot camps to straighten out wayward kids, incorporating a few weeks of military discipline and hard living in the desert ...

Thanks, Tim. Tim, you should treat Navy boot camp like a taper, but unfortunately it is a 10-week taper that can lead to deconditioning by the time you graduate.