How Do You Become A Drill Sergeant?
The rank of Drill Sergeant in the US Army carries a weight and note of distinction that many soldiers and even civilians aspire to. Since the task of a drill sergeant, which is a position specific to the Army, is to make civilians into soldiers, many think of drill sergeants as the backbone of the Army. Follow these steps to become a drill sergeant. Become an NCO. Regardless of ability, physical condition or time spent in the Army, you must be a non-commissioned officer in order to become a drill sergeant. Most often staff sergeants and sergeant first class are accepted into the Drill Sergeant School, but sometimes sergeants are accepted as well. So, take your first step to become a drill sergeant and become an NCO. Get your four years. One of the other basic prerequisites to become a drill sergeant is four years of continuous active service in the army. If you really have your sights set on becoming a drill sergeant make sure you’re in for at least four years. Make sure you’re in shap
