I am going to the Navy soon. Can anyone who has been in the Navy tell me how the Navy recruits are trained? The more detailed the better. If you are satisfied, I will add a 100 reward.

1. The navy's recruit company is the same as the army's, including: queue training, physical training, naval living environment adaptability training, sailor skills training, and learning of various doctrines and regulations, all of which are for recruits Main training content.

2. Approximate time:

1. Get up at 6 a.m. to run or queue,

2. Come back at 6:30 to sort out housework,

3. Dinner is served at 7 o'clock,

4. Training begins at 7:30. The first one or two months are in queues, and after that, they train on tactics, such as crawling and firearms. 45 minutes of training, 10 minutes of rest,

5. Dinner starts at 11:30 noon, and there is a lunch break, but don’t even think about sleeping as soon as you get in. At noon, you also clean up your personal affairs. In the afternoon, queues are usually arranged, and sometimes there are doctrine and political studies.

6. Physical training at 4 p.m. At that time, we were running 3 kilometers every day as a reserved event, as well as horizontal and parallel bars, squats, frog jumps, combination training, etc.

7. Dinner is served at 5 o'clock in the evening. After dinner, you can rest until 6 o'clock, then study doctrine and politics.

8. Watch the news broadcast at 7 o'clock.

9. Arrive at 7:30

10. Continue studying at 8:30 ,

11. Roll call at 8:30 ,

12 , wash up at 9 o'clock,

13. Turn off the lights at 9:30.

3. Recruit companies usually work overtime to study doctrine and politics after lights out. The Navy also has an additional public examination. On rainy days, queue training is changed to theoretical learning. After 3 months, the navy soldiers (shore service) were demobilized from the company. Sea service personnel began to train in majors, such as diesel engines, telegraph services, guns, etc. At this time, they began to learn to swim. Study for half a year and then join the company.