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One Station Unit Training combines Basic Combat Training and job-skill AIT into one 14 to 19 week cycle at a single post. Ceremony dates and family logistics depend on your Soldier’s track.
The track sets the timeline, the ceremonies families attend, and the post you travel to.
Fort Benning · Columbus, GA
11B Infantry
18 wkFort Benning · Columbus, GA
19K M1 Armor Crewman / 19D Cavalry Scout
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14 wkFort Leonard Wood · St. Robert, MO
12B / 12C Combat Engineer
19 wkFort Leonard Wood · St. Robert, MO
31B Military Police
Standard Army training has two separate phases: BCT (10 weeks at any basic training post) followed by AIT (4-52 weeks at a specialized school, often a different post). OSUT collapses these into one uninterrupted cycle at a single installation. The Soldier ships to OSUT, completes BCT and AIT back-to-back, and graduates from the same post without moving between duty stations mid-training.
If your Soldier is at Fort Jackson, Fort Sill (standard BCT), or Fort Leonard Wood for BCT only, use the base-specific guides. Those graduations follow the standard 10-week BCT pattern.