U.S. Army Center for Initial Military Training

Holistic Health and Fitness, #H2F, as a Brigade Commander's program allows embedded human performance teams to align within the specific mission essential task lists of an organization rather than a one-size fits all model. The 101st Airborne Division, U.S. Army Sustainment Brigade developed an Air Assault Preparation Program to assist Soldiers physically and mentally prepare for the high demands of the Sabalauski Air Assault School.

We are #hiring! Come join our team as a Public Affairs Specialist (GS-12), where you will work directly to plan, develop, implement, and assess communication programs in support of the commander's communication objective! The closing date for applications is December 16th! https://lnkd.in/enJKKQR3

The former commandant of the U.S. Army Drill Sergeant Academy, Command Sgt. Maj. (R) Lamont Christian, stopped by Insider to rate famous Hollywood Basic Training scenes. Throughout US Army history, basic training has evolved to meet the needs of the operational environment. Changes include duration, programmed hours of instruction, and scenario-based evolutions, such as moving from counter-insurgency to large-scale combat operations. Check out Insider's video at: https://lnkd.in/e5ruepkG.

We continuously transform basic training to ensure our Soldiers can meet the rigors of a future fight. During the final field exercise at basic training, US Army Trainees are exposed to what the current and future battlefield may look and sound like. This exercise challenges them on their ability to shoot, move, communicate as a team, and react to unmanned aerial systems #Drones. Read more about how the Fires Center of Excellence and Fort Sill are incorporating the use of unmanned aerial systems at: https://lnkd.in/eavk4dQM

Holistic Health and Fitness, #H2F, transforms how the US Army prepares Soldiers for combat. Through this non-commissioned officer-led, subject-matter expert-advised program, Soldiers recover from injury faster and have higher marksmanship scores. Listen to leaders across the U.S. Army Forces Command (FORSCOM) discuss how NCOs utilize #H2F Performance Teams to maximize the program.

Holistic Health and Fitness, or #H2F, embedded human performance teams will soon be fielded throughout the Total US Army. Embedded human performance teams have already been resourced for 111 Brigades across the active component, and beginning in both the Army National Guard and U.S. Army Reserve will begin in fiscal year 2026. While awaiting the human performance teams to get on the ground, you can begin implementing the tenets of #H2F now with resources found at: https://h2f.army.mil/

We are #hiring! Applications for a GS-15 Resource Management Director (G-8) will be accepted through Dec. 9. Check out the job posting here for additional details: https://lnkd.in/egvErybs

Last month, Drill Sergeants from Fort Jackson, Eustis, and Greg-Adams embarked on Christopher Newport University to judge the 2024 Hampton Roads Drill Challenge! Hosted by the Military Scholars Youth Development Services, Drill Sergeants were able to help educate the local community on how JROTC encourages high school students to make better life choices before and after graduating from high school.

We are #hiring! We are currently accepting applications for a GS-14 Research Physiologist until December 4th! This position will work directly to inform our 3-star Commander and the US Army TRADOC 4-star Commander, Gary Brito, concerning research outcomes and best practices to ensure a strategic understanding of the nuance and application of human optimization research. If interested please visit: https://lnkd.in/eBj-46bx

Under the direction of the 62nd Medical Brigade Commander, the #H2F Human Performance Team created a Mindful Marksmanship Training class to increase lethality and readiness. This training enhances shooting skills, confidence, and comfort with assigned weapons systems before stepping onto the range by blending different ergonomics and mindfulness techniques. Listen to America's First Corps (I Corps), 62nd Medical Brigade Occupation Therapist Daniel Bell discuss the program and its successes.