Antigua Barbuda Defence Force welcomes 45 recruits at Crabbs Training Area
On March 18, 2024, the Antigua Barbuda Defence Force commemorated a momentous occasion at the Crabbs Training Area (CTA) by welcoming 45 fresh-faced recruits into their ranks.
The ceremony was a moment of pride and excitement for the recruits and their families as they embarked on the journey to become the next generation of highly-trained soldiers.
Over the next eight weeks, these aspiring soldiers will undergo grueling physical and mental training to prepare them for the demanding challenges of their military careers.
The training will be intense and will require unwavering dedication, discipline, and determination to succeed.
However, with the guidance and support of their trainers, these recruits will emerge as confident and capable soldiers ready to serve their country with pride and honor.
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