Name: COVID-19がアメリカ陸軍のブートキャンプをどのように変えているか (How COVID-19 Is Changing US Army Boot Camp)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:36:57.000Z
Duration: 4 min 34 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：新型コロナウイルス,新型肺炎,COVID-19

Gary Brito: The Army's mission will not stop.

We're gonna continue to train within some limitations.

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Narrator: The COVID-19 crisis has already made an impact

on training at the US Army's Maneuver Center of Excellence

are changing the way basic training is conducted.

Every year about 69,000 soldiers arrive at Fort Benning,

was shot when we visited Fort Benning in February of 2020,

before training was impacted by the crisis.

the patients were not part of training operations.

On March 24, Fort Benning's commanding general

in a town hall broadcast on Facebook Live.

we do not have any positive COVID-19 cases

Now I'm not gonna be naive and say that it may not happen,

we'll continue to offer the best protection

Narrator: Every week, hundreds of new recruits arrive

to begin their One Station Unit Training,

new recruits will still be received amid the pandemic.

to receive future soldiers, although perhaps

in some smaller numbers over the next couple of months.

incoming recruits get their temperature taken

that takes them to Fort Benning and they're asked questions

and they may be coming from one of those states

that is heavily hit like New York State at this time

and move he or she directly to a safe quarantine location

to ensure that we minimize the risk of any COVID-19 spreads.

Narrator: As for the thousands of recruits

training will continue, albeit with some limitations.

there's a lot of measures in place to assist us

in social distancing, managing physical distance

and the simple risks that our soldiers may be opened up to.

some of the training requires physical contact,

recruits are being ordered to incorporate

a so-called physical dispersion of at least 40 inches,

which is a bit more than three feet between themselves

According to Fort Benning, training like you see here

known as combatives, which requires physical contact,

And for training like military operations

to incorporate social distancing as much as possible.

Brito: The commanders and command sergeant majors

are empowered to keep the soldiers physically fit,

and stop people if they're doing the wrong thing.

is what happens to the soldiers after they graduate.

which typically happen every week and the future timelines

for graduates ready to join the Army remains unclear.

on how and when they will be shipped to their gaining unit.

Narrator: According to Major General Brito,

there is no shortage of space at Fort Benning

to house the graduates who, for now, cannot leave.