military indoctrination

Boot camp is the time of military indoctrination, rigorous physical training and general preparation for assignment to a ship.

He enrolled in a technical training school, however, his mindset did not mesh with the school's military indoctrination and he was expelled in July 1945.

Captivity was bewildering because Japanese military indoctrination prevented the prisoners from "accepting the Americans' warmheartedness with simple gratitude.

The accomplishment of a vital task whose successful conclusion required absolute commitment and devotion-this had been the heart and soul of his military indoctrination.

Recruits were expected to appear attractive and were schooled in posture and cosmetics along with their physical training and military indoctrination.

Women in the military are marginalized because they violate one of the premises of military indoctrination and the myth of an exclusively male-dominated world.

The screen-lit faces of the players were so intent, their movements so deft and quick-what could account for it other than military indoctrination and the hunger for combat?

Marshall described Mitra's character as a soldier who has been rendered cold from her military indoctrination and her journey to find the cure for the virus is one of redemption.

After four hours of the military indoctrination training, she spent the remainder of the first week in the infirmary before voluntarily resigning, citing emotional and psychological abuse and physical exhaustion.

But a withdrawal, however fighting, was not in keeping with French military indoctrination of the First War; it was also not in keeping with the character of de Castelnau.

The school had to make significant changes to its curriculum that would include basic military indoctrination and technical instruction in the jobs the men would be to accommodate instruction on skills which the men were expected to have when deployed overseas.

Valley Forge Military Academy and College is unique among American secondary and higher education to have the only, student run and the only physically demanding, six week military indoctrination, held twice a year, called "Plebe System."

Upon entering Alumni Hall they are greeted by the upper-class trainers, known as Detailers, who immediately begin the military indoctrination process by requiring the Plebes to address them with Sir or Ma'am 'sandwiches' (i.e. Sir, yes, sir).

Okinawans fear that the lack of a written suicide order by Japanese commanders will prompt editors of Japanese history textbooks to drop all mention of the military indoctrination that, as a wartime slogan put it, "soldiers and civilians had to live and die together."

In their electoral demands, opposition leaders have sought a halt to conscription, not for its effect on military manpower so much as to prevent the Government from using it as a tool to harass young campaign workers and from using roundups and military indoctrination to generate supporters among young people, who by law may vote at age 16.