Yes. If you are already thinking about it, you should not even go because you likely won't make it.
There were some individuals in World War 2 who did not go to traditional boot camp training. These include individuals who were already serving in the military prior to the war, such as officers and certain specialized personnel. Additionally, some individuals were enlisted directly into combat or specialized units and did not undergo the same basic training as others.
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You had to be eighteen to join the military in both World Wars. There were foolish teens who gave false ages and did not present birth certificates to prove their age. So some fifteen years olds actually managed to get themselves enlisted. Some of them wrote home to ask their parents to go to the military recruiters office and present their birth certificates to get them out once they found out how hard boot camp and war was. Some parents let their sons suffer as punishment. Sadly some of them died in World War 1.
Hannah never actually went to a concentration camp. She was sent to two camps, but they weren't concentration camps.
17, think it over before you go though.
I would go with Connecticut Juvenile Boot Camp. They can really make a transformation with people who go there.
With parental consent you can elist and go through basic training at the age of 17.
Only through Navy Boot Camp.
They cannot send you to military boot camp, but they can make arrangements for you to go to a boot camp type experience. Until you reach the age of adulthood, your parents control where you live. If you are not living up to their rules and expectations, they can choose to have you live in a boot camp environment.
If self control is an issue, then a fitness boot camp would be great for someone like you. However, a boot camp can only do so much if, once you return home, you go back to your old habits. You must practice what you learned.
Yes people that go to boot camp get enought nutrition, because those are the requirements from the goverment.
Boot camp is not a juvenile correction program. And as far as I am aware, your consent is necessary in order for you to go.
Boot Camp for Army is 10 Weeks 1st week is reception, where you will get issued any items that you will need, and get all medical completed 9 weeks is the actual training
You can find information on attending a weight loss boot camp online at The Boot Camp Girl website or on Fit Body Retreat. Both websites allow you to request information and have phone numbers you can call if you have questions.
I have seen many boot camp videos on plenty of sites and stores. I have seen them at Wal-Mart, Netflix.com, or Blockbuster. There are plenty of boot camp videos out there, just go to the fitness section or the movie section.
If you get sick, they will prescribe you meds.