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d. In keeping with the IET investment strategy, a Soldier will continue to receive remedial training upon the
decision by the chain of command that the Soldier has the mental and physical capacity to succeed.
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Reinforcement training in AIT/OSUT
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a. IET Soldiers must continue to receive the same strong emphasis on transformation and Warrior Ethos throughout
AIT/OSUT that was present during BCT. Accomplish this through reinforcement training of Army values, teamwork,
customs, and courtesies, proper wear of the uniform, WTBD, inspections, increased demand for personal
responsibility, a progressive PT program IAW the APRT, and DS and cadre role modeling.
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b. Physical fitness requirements increase in AIT and the AIT portion of OSUT. Training will be conducted IAW
FM 7-22.
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c. Conduct command inspections in the ASU to ensure all Soldiers maintain proper military appearance during IET.
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d. The transformation program in IET continues during all phases, with the basic Soldiering skills being trained,
reinforced, and evaluated throughout the POI.
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e. Commanders are required to provide quarterly reinforcement training to IET Soldiers on the Army values and the
human relations subjects introduced in BCT. IET Soldiers will receive training on designated subjects (to include
WTBD) based on the length of their course/cycle. The three reinforcement training plans are depicted in table 3-1.
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f. In courses greater than 23 weeks in length, commanders have the discretion to modify or adjust the number of
subjects taught in the additional quarterly reinforcement training sessions, if course completion will occur prior to the
end of a full quarter. When determining which subjects to teach, the commander should base the decision on the
number of training weeks included in that quarterly period, and on the particular subjects the commander believes
needs reinforcing with the Soldiers.
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Basic rifle marksmanship (BRM) qualification
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