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Boot Camp - Day 1, also known as Operation: Basic Battle Training, is one of two missions of a Tutorial Campaign in Red Alert 2 that serves as an introduction to the game. It teaches new players all about how to play the game.

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  • Boot Camp - Day 1
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  • Boot Camp - Day 1, also known as Operation: Basic Battle Training, is one of two missions of a Tutorial Campaign in Red Alert 2 that serves as an introduction to the game. It teaches new players all about how to play the game.
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  • Allied Boot Camp instructor
  • Inanimate objects
  • Newly recruited Allied field commander
Goal
  • Assist in training
  • Finish basic battlefield training
  • Instruct new Allied Commander about battlefield combat and unit control
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Casual
  • None
  • One Grizzly Tank
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Date
  • Early 1972
Name
  • Boot Camp - Day 1
Commanders
  • N/A
  • *Drill Sergeant
  • *Allied Commander
Result
  • Completion of basic training
Forces
  • *1 Chrono Miner *1 Engineer *1 Nighthawk Transport
  • *5 GIs *1 Veteran GI *1 Engineer
  • *Target Practice dummies *Derelict Grizzly Tank
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Place
  • Top Secret military installation, California, USA
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  • Boot Camp - Day 1, also known as Operation: Basic Battle Training, is one of two missions of a Tutorial Campaign in Red Alert 2 that serves as an introduction to the game. It teaches new players all about how to play the game.
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