Trainees going through Basic Combat Training, #BCT, are exposed to Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear Chamber (CBRN) training to learn how to properly put on their gas masks properly. The purpose of this training is for Trainees to build confidence in themselves and their protective equipment in the case they're exposed to a chemical attack in combat. Do you remember the first time you went through the CBRN Chamber? | U.S. Army Center for Initial Military Training

Preparing for any threat. 10th Special Forces Group - Airborne trains for Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) threat response. | U.S. Army

Col. Sean Crockett, United States Army CBRN School commandant, took a few minutes today to discuss the 2022 Best CBRN Warrior Competition with us. Come out to Gammon Field Thursday at 3:30 p.m. to cheer on the competitors as they face the Crucible, the culminating event of the competition! #BestCBRNWarrior | U.S. Army Fort Leonard Wood

Throughout Basic Combat Training #BCT, Trainees build confidence in themselves and their equipment. Trainees going through the CBRN Chamber learn this first hand when they're tasked to remove their protective equipment, clear it, prior to removing it to experience CS gas. This is a memorable experience in every service members journey to joining the U.S. Army, do you remember your first time in the CS Chamber? | U.S. Army Center for Initial Military Training