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ROTC Discussion

AyumiGosu17 · 2007-11-18T15:36:36Z

Okay, for posts like this, come here. Got any questions or comments? Write them here. It will help keep the story clean and understandable. Now, to answer anyone's question: what's the difference between camp and basic training? Camp is simply to introduce you to what military life would be like. Yes, you do follow the same rules, go through the same training, and live by the same protocols (such as salute an officer and when they play the anthem, taps, and others), but it's no where near as strict. Camp is supposed to be easier - since ninety-nine percent of the attendees aren't in that much shape or have never seen the military in action - and fun. The only time you could really get in trouble (hint, yelled at) is if you're caught doing something completely inappropriate: fighting, adultery, drugs, or disrespecting your fellows and instructors. Does that answer your question, Bear?