Camp Stewart Army Training

The video discusses military training at Camp Stewart, Georgia, focusing on realism in training exercises. Soldiers undergo daytime training with live bullets overhead to simulate real combat conditions, which has proven to save lives. The training extends to night infiltration tactics, where soldiers learn to move stealthily in the dark. This is described as the toughest training test devised. The video concludes by highlighting the importance of sustenance for the army, emphasizing that an army marches on its stomach.

What are the benefits of the daytime realism training mentioned in the text?

What is the purpose of the new night school under fire at Camp Stewart, Georgia?

How does the training at Camp Stewart prepare soldiers for combat in the dark?

Describe the tactic referred to as night infiltration.

What does the phrase 'an army that literally marches on its stomach' imply about soldiers' needs?