How West Point Makes Over 13,000 Meals A Day For Army Cadets | Boot Camp | Insider Business

Every day at the United States Military Academy in West Point, New York, a staff of over 200 people cooks and serves over 13,000 meals for the 4,400 Army cadets attending the school. The cadets eat in historic Washington Hall, named after George Washington. Of the three meals served each day, lunch is the most complex. Students only have 25 minutes to enter the mess hall, complete a series of traditions and customs, and then eat their meal before returning to class. Insider was given rare access to the prestigious dining hall to see how the staff prepares nutritious meals for the next generation of Army leadership. Editor's note: In the video, the featured dietician says that the cadets are provided with 1,200 to 1,500 calories per day from the mess hall. After publication, received clarification from West Point that the cadets are provided with 1,200 to 1,500 calories per meal. We apologize for the error. MORE BOOT CAMP VIDEOS: How Navy Sailors Train To Work On $2 Billion Submarines | Boot Camp | Insider Business How Army Medics Are Trained To Save Lives In Combat | Boot Camp | Insider Business How Army Jungle Soldiers Are Training For A Possible War With China | Boot Camp | Insider Business ------------------------------------------------------ #WestPoint #BootCamp #InsiderBusiness Business Insider tells you all you need to know about business, finance, tech, retail, and more. Visit our homepage for the top stories of the day: Insider Business on Facebook: Insider Business on Instagram: Insider Business on Twitter: Insider Business on Snapchat: Insider Business on TikTok: @businessinsider How West Point Makes Over 13,000 Meals A Day For Army Cadets | Boot Camp | Insider Business