OSUT FT. Leonard Wood MO.

One Station Unit Training (OSUT) at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, is a key training program for the United States Army, established in the mid-20th century to streamline the transformation of recruits into Soldiers. Fort Leonard Wood became the home for OSUT in the late 1980s, specializing primarily in training for Military Occupational Specialties such as Military Police, Chemical Corps, and Engineers. The OSUT program combines Basic Combat Training and Advanced Individual Training into a single, continuous course, fostering camaraderie and skill development under the guidance of experienced drill sergeants. Over the decades, OSUT at Fort Leonard Wood has produced thousands of disciplined and mission-ready Soldiers, playing a vital role in Army readiness and effectiveness.