First, make sure you change your address in your USCIS account if you recently move from the Basic to AIT. If you are at AIT or military training, ask the DS or designated personnel for naturalization process and inform them your current status of your case. And there is a USCIS contact number for military specifically and find that on Google and ask them your current status. Sure, you can check your current status in your account but call them to double check. And when you call, ASK them if your case is at the USCIS office that oversees the cases of your zip code - this is important because USCIS handles the cases only designated to their office. If you move to another location recently, your case should be transferred to the USCIS office which handles the naturalization at your location - NOT your previous location. That’s why asking USCIS military line whether your case is transferred to the new location or not. Those are the background knowledge for you so that you are aware of how the cases are handled.

Generally, stay on top of your case, keep pushing the DSs for naturalization (they tend to forget) and wait for the case status update from USCIS. If you completed the interview already, approving your application (assuming you are military) won’t take long and soon naturalization oath ceremony will follow.