Posted on Mar 27, 2016
SGM Nathan Thomas
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I was informed that trainees pulling duty in an AIT unit are not governed by a DA Form 6 and that they are only required to get 4 hours of sleep. Now I have been retired since 1997, but this seems to me to be all kinds of incorrect. Is the information I am being given correct in today's AIT units?
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LTC Stephen C.
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SGM Nathan Thomas, I went to AIT(11C) at Fort Jackson, SC in 1970. Although, training was rigorous and we pulled detail (guard duty and KP), I can't say that I remember being sleep deprived. However, that was 46 years ago, so who knows what happened?!
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SGM Nathan Thomas
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LTC that is the exact reason I am asking as I am not taking anything for granted. I was sent a reference to read which was put out by TRADOC, I just have to know that I am looking at the latest publication because you know how those updates are.
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LTC Jason Bartlett
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When it comes to trainees always reference TRADOC Reg 350-6. Para 3.6.A.1 trainees get 7 hours of continuous sleep. Unless they have duty (CQ/KP/Fireguardect) This is nothing new.
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I can say that the DA 6 is not used but the Soldiers do get 7-8 hrs of sleep.
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