More On Boot Camp

One recruit was called a terrorist. Another had his vest stapled to his skin.

He had hoped to become a Marine aviation mechanic.

Gen. David Berger told lawmakers the coed company at Parris Island performed "very well."

The Marine Corps is the only service that still keeps men and women in separate units during entry-level recruit training.

Sudden deaths during military physical training are rare, but strike each year.

Generation Z is stepping up to meet stricter standards, Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy Russell Smith says.

A look at childbirth in the first two years of enlistment shows broader education and access can reduce births.

But he stressed that men and women in boot camp already spend much of their time training together.

The first-ever coed training company graduated from Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island late last month.

An 18-year-old woman died during Navy boot camp this week, prompting a review of training and safety procedures.