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Cadet Candidate Basic Training (CCBT)
 

During the first four weeks at USMAPS Cadet Candidates go through an orientation to military training called Cadet Candidate Basic Training (CCBT). During this short and intense period, Cadet Candidates are exposed to a variety of Soldier tasks and situations. The specific CCBT objectives are:

  1. Provide a common experience that bonds the class as a unit.
  2. Introduce and reinforce military expectations of order and discipline.
  3. Determine base proficiency levels in military, academic, and physical aptitude.
  4. For Active Duty Soldiers, effect the transition from Soldier to Cadet Candidate life.
  5. Guide Cadet Candidates through the anxiety of separation from family.
  6. Define standards and expectations for successful matriculation to West Point.
  7. Acclimatize Cadet Candidates to the fast, challenging pace of USMAPS life.

 
USMAPS CLASS OF 2007 CCBT VIDEO PART 1
 

The USMAPS Class of 2007 completed CCBT on Saturday after 10 days at Fort Dix and a 150 question test covering the common knowledge and basic Soldier skills that was learned throughout the three week training program. The CCBT Video Part 1 highlights some of the Fort Dix training the CCs endured.

USMAPS CLASS OF 2007 CCBT VIDEO PART 2
 

The USMAPS Class of 2007 CCBT Video Part 2 highlights some of the lighter side of the CCs as they endured CCBT and wished to be elsewhere.

USMAPS CLASS OF 2007 - CCBT PHOTOS
 
     
 
     
 
     
 
     
 
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