What your commanders look at in BMT before they pick recruits for OCS or SCS, and what you can do about each one.
A 13-page guide for recruits in BMT and anyone about to enlist. It covers the five things that get looked at, a game plan for each stage of BMT and a five-question check to run before you book in each Sunday.
Your section ranks you near the end of BMT. How to earn their votes without sucking up.
You lead recruits you just met on a timed mission. What the assessors watch and the orders that work.
Where the 100 points come from, and where your extra training should go.
Zeroing, position and breathing for the day shoot and the night shoot.
The everyday habits they notice before they put names forward.
What to work on before you enlist, in your first weeks, in the middle of BMT and in the final stretch.
Five questions that show you what to fix next week.
You'll go in with a target for every IPPT station, the orders you'll give in the SIT and a weekly check that keeps you on track.
No. It's general information from The MoneyBees. The SAF sets its own selection criteria and doesn't publish a score formula.
No. The game plan starts before you enlist, with your running base and your IPPT target.
No guide can. It covers the five things you can work on, and the rest is up to you.
No. If someone from MoneyBees does reach out, it's one message, and a no ends it.
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