FORT JACKSON, South Carolina — By 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday, the sky was as white as the sand below the fallen pine cones and needles at the Army’s largest combat training center at Fort Jackson, South Carolina.
A thick fog shielded some of the oppressive heat but not the humidity. Sweat streamed down the faces of young recruits, wetting their Army-issued face masks.
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