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The '''1st Training Division''' was formed by GEN [[Angelini]] after the restructuring of the [[United States Training Corps]]. | The '''1st Training Division''' was formed by GEN [[Angelini]] after the restructuring of the [[United States Training Corps]]. | ||
| − | The Training Division, currently led by ''Colonel'' [[Hajime Hitoshi]] and his Executive Officer | + | The Training Division, currently led by ''Colonel'' [[Hajime Hitoshi]] and his Executive Officer Lieutenant Colonel [[IstLtHawkeye]] , is where each new recruit is headed immediately after acceptance into the eUS military. Recruits are given all the tools they need to graduate basic training upon acceptance into the Training Division and assignment to a platoon. This is where basic history, command structure, and how to fight effectively is learned. 'Boot camp' lasts anywhere from one to eight days, and consists of a series of knowledge tests, daily roll calls, forum requirements, and health, happiness and residency requirements used to determine the trainee's grasp of subject matter and their ability to follow orders. After graduation from basic training, most new soldiers are reassigned to the [[3rd (US) Reserve Division|3rd Division]] where their training continues. |
==Past Commanders== | ==Past Commanders== | ||
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United States Training Corps
The 1st Training Division was formed by GEN Angelini after the restructuring of the United States Training Corps.
The Training Division, currently led by Colonel Hajime Hitoshi and his Executive Officer Lieutenant Colonel IstLtHawkeye , is where each new recruit is headed immediately after acceptance into the eUS military. Recruits are given all the tools they need to graduate basic training upon acceptance into the Training Division and assignment to a platoon. This is where basic history, command structure, and how to fight effectively is learned. 'Boot camp' lasts anywhere from one to eight days, and consists of a series of knowledge tests, daily roll calls, forum requirements, and health, happiness and residency requirements used to determine the trainee's grasp of subject matter and their ability to follow orders. After graduation from basic training, most new soldiers are reassigned to the 3rd Division where their training continues.
