Hey all,

Could anyone who has recently went through RTC tell me how true this daily routine is.
I have found it on:
http://www.cnrc.navy.mil/DEP/daily.htm

I'm sure our newest Sailor (93 Corvette's son) will be on here soon...his division had PIR this morning.

Take into account that the posted routine is from P-week, when you do all your in processing.

A typical day further into training could look like this (hypothetical example only):

0500-0600.....Barracks.....Reveille
0520-0600.....Barracks.....Physical Training
0600-0630.....Transit
0630-0700.....Galley.......Breakfast
0700-0720.....Transit
0720-0810.....Barracks.....Wear, Care, and Stow
0810-0830.....Transit
0830-1100.....3510.........Navy History I
1100-1120.....Transit
1120-1210.....Galley.......Noon Meal
1210-1230.....Transit
1230-1500.....3510.........Navy History I
1500-1520.....Transit
1520-1700.....Barracks.....RDC Time
1700-1800.....Galley.......Evening Meal
1800-1815.....Transit
1810-2000.....Barracks.....RDC Time
2000-2155.....Barracks.....Evening Routine
2155-2200.....Barracks.....Tattoo/Evening Prayer/Taps

This message has been edited. Last edited by: Johnny_B,

Johnny_B, I'm guessing, since the new barracks are now all self-contained with Galleys, classrooms, and berthing areas all under one roof, that the "transit" times are now greatly reduced.

From all the articles I read, saving a lot of time by not having to march so much was one reason for the redesign of the barracks.

Johnny_B, I'm guessing, since the new barracks are now all self-contained with Galleys, classrooms, and berthing areas all under one roof, that the "transit" times are now greatly reduced.

From all the articles I read, saving a lot of time by not having to march so much was one reason for the rede

Wow, things have come a long way since the spring of 1970...I hope those wooden barracks in Camp Barry for Processing are long gone!

Wake up
Stay awake, fight boredom, ***** about stuff
Go to sleep

Every once in a while you stand watch or go to class or something.

Boot camp is pretty boring, actually. It's a lot like being at sea that way.

Also, there is no reason for a recruit to worry about their daily schedule. You'll be told when and where to go...don't worry about it. Just freaking GO to boot camp. The only preparation necessary is not being a fatass.

I went thru boot camp back in 2000 and I don't remember much about it except that I was always tired and always hungry.