In the first phase of training, recruits fight their first battles. As they step on the yellow footprints, each new recruit accepts the challenge of changing his or her life forever in an effort to rise to the title of United States Marine. We push them to their physical and mental limits to test their resilience and enable growth. We present them with the values of the Marine Corps and teach them the foundational knowledge they will build on throughout their training.
Once recruits have completed the first phase of training, they are pushed further. In the second phase, they face challenges that require more commitment and more endurance as the intensity of their training increases. It is during this time that recruits begin to develop their resolve and gain the confidence to overcome every obstacle and defeat every internal and external enemy.
With the fighting spirit that has propelled them thus far, recruits move on to the final challenges they must face to become Marines in Phase 3. Phase 4 is the culmination of training after recruits have endured and overcome mental and physical battles for 13 long weeks. This is a hour day and night test of endurance.
It will challenge you both mentally and physically. You will be asked to perform on little sleep and little food. The Crucible is a test to see how you will react and respond to conditions of stress and simulated combat. You will learn how to rely on your fellow recruits and develop deeply personal bonds in doing so. You may get a short phone call from your recruit if he or she has been assigned to MRP and you'll certainly have additional questions at this time.
Your best source for official information about a recruit in MRP, particularly if he or she has just been assigned to MRP, is your son or daughter's recruiter. In situations where your recruit is facing an extended recovery time, you may be given a contact person at the Depot. You may also be given a new mailing address to send mail to.
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