Fort Jackson streams graduation ceremonies free on its official YouTube channel. Choose your ceremony to watch here, or open the channel for the latest listings.
Ceremony videos
Safety
Official streams are free. If a page charges, it is a scam.
The Army does not charge to watch a Fort Jackson graduation, and never will. Scam pages and accounts post fake “livestream” links, often in the comments of official pages, that ask for a payment, a card number, or personal information before you can watch. Do not enter any of that. Watch only on the official source below, and ignore stream links in comments or direct messages.
Where to watch
- Fort Jackson on YouTube (opens in new tab)
Official garrison YouTube channel (Live tab, scheduled per battalion)
- Fort Jackson on Facebook (opens in new tab)
Official garrison Facebook page (past ceremony recordings)
- Fort Jackson graduation calendar (opens in new tab)
Official date and battalion schedule
At a glance
- Cost: Free on the official source
- When: Most Thursday mornings, with timing set by your Soldier’s battalion
- Stream starts: about 15 minutes before the ceremony
The Army does not charge to view a Fort Jackson graduation stream, and never will. Do not click stream links posted in the comments of the official page.
Common questions
- Is the Fort Jackson graduation livestream free?
- Yes. Official Army graduation streams are always free to watch. Anyone who asks for a payment, a card number, or personal information before you can watch is running a scam.
- Where can I watch the Fort Jackson graduation online?
- Watch only on the official source the garrison points to. Ignore "livestream" links posted in the comments of official pages or sent in direct messages, which are common scam vectors.
- When does the Fort Jackson graduation stream?
- Scheduled ceremony pages can appear in advance. Select your ceremony above and confirm the start time on its official YouTube page or with your Soldier’s unit.
- What if I cannot find my ceremony?
- Check the official YouTube channel for newer listings. If the player does not load, use Open on YouTube. A listed video may be an upcoming broadcast or a past recording.