How to Prepare for National Guard Basic Training - Recruit Sustainment Program
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- čas přidán 5. 12. 2015
- How to Prepare for National Guard Basic Training - Recruit Sustainment Program
Recruit Sustainment Program (RSP) is a program of the United States Army National Guard designed to introduce new recruits to the fundamentals of the U.S. Army before they leave to Basic Combat Training (BCT) and Advanced Individual Training (AIT). The motto is "Paratus Preliator" (prepared warrior). The program is based on the three traits of combat (Mentally Prepared - Administratively Correct - Physically Fit) and seven traits of character (Loyalty - Duty - Respect - Selfless Service - Honor - Integrity - Personal Courage). And is the best program for recruits trying to learn more about what Basic Training (BCT) will be like.
In RSP there are five phases: Red phase (the person's first drill), White phase (from their second drill to the person's drill one month before they ship to BCT), Blue Phase (the person's last drill before they ship to BCT), Green phase (for the recruits who are split-shippers who have completed BCT and have come back to finish their senior year of high school or of college and are waiting to ship to AIT), and Gold phase (they are now soldiers and have completed both BCT and AIT; this is their last drill with RSP before they go to their home unit). While at RSP recruits do various training that will prepare them for BCT. Red, white, blue phase include but are not limited to the 1-1-1 PT test which consists of a 1-mile run, 1 minute for push-ups, and 1 minute for sit-up. Green phase includes but is not limited to the 2-2-2 PT tests which consists of a 2-mile run, 2 minutes for sit-ups, and 2 minutes for push-ups. Generally, RSP recruits undergo an Army Physical Fitness Test at every drill except for those in Gold Phase. Each PT test scores according to the soldier's gender and age. This must be passed before the recruit can ship to BCT.
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at the paintball practice the instructor's name is pew haha lol
Just so there is no confusion, there is no National Guard basic. This video is referring to RSB, which can better prepare you for what to expect when you actual get to Basic. Active and Reserve components go to same actual Basic Training.
Don't sweat basic people. Just stay under the radar and make it out. You might think about quitting but don't. First, you will regret it and you will stay about as long as everyone else graduation. Last but not least, enjoy it! Now that I am back in college, I can't bond like the people I trained with. I miss it actually even though I was ready to leave so badly!
When you know the drill movements because of ROTC
I'm actually trying to lose weight so I can do the rsp program before going in for basic training
No, not National Guard Basic Training. It's Army Basic Training. The same training that Active, reserve, and guard do.
Man these are the nicest drill sergeants I've ever seen
I'm actually excited for this
They got a damn EST at their program?!? All we did was listen to financial lectures and watch war movies.
That looks like fun! We did a sht load of push ups and running. of course also some of that stuff and actual weapons but mostly running and push ups. No sleep for girls due to small numbers and fire guard. Its lile an extreme version of a summer camp.
You should do more videos like this
OMG i cant do all of this😂😂but when wanna do stuff like this...this is what you gotta do!!
I like our drill sergeants in the Army branch more than the fanatical Marine branches, but I like them all. They work well with the young recruits and get them as ready as can be possible. I just hope the next year isn't a national catastrophe for us. I shut off politics now this is more interesting.
ima be a future national guarddd . love the army im doing this for every fallen natinal guard and every body whos past in the country im fighting for my country ❤️
personally I think chalk training rifles would be better than paintball guns
I am actually a little later gonna join the Army National Guard I've always wanted to join that.
My RSP is not this organized. Seems like all we do is exercise and sit around while the recruiters are in meetings. PT is great but it's sloppy. We did 2 activities, an obstacle course and we went rappelling once. We don't even have uniforms. I've been in RSP for 9 months. I finally ship in 10 days. I can't wait to graduate!
Man it better for you to do alot work in basic combat training and Ait
looks cool.
" save em pushups" lol. Good one guy