US Army • Pre-Combat Checks

Here we see Personnel from the #USArmy 2nd Security Force Assistance Brigade advisors conduct Pre-Combat Checks and Pre-Combat Inspections with Soldiers from 18th Field Artillery Brigade on Fort Bragg, N.C., Mar. 7, 2023. #army #soldiers

Prior to engaging in combat or participating in a training exercise, Soldiers conduct Pre-Combat Checks (PCCs) and Pre-Combat Inspections (PCIs). PCCs are carried out by the unit commander and involve an assessment of the unit's battle plan, equipment, and personnel. Meanwhile, PCIs are conducted by the unit's first sergeant and involve a physical examination of the unit's equipment and personnel. Both PCCs and PCIs are important to ensure that the unit is prepared for combat and that all personnel are in an acceptable physical and mental state.

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Credit to : Credit to : Spc. Jacob Bradford - 2nd Security Force Assistance Brigade

[kenthomas]

so I hear the army will be used as cannon fodder and there's no need make sure they trained. like they any good anyway