The Official Government Press Center for Fort Hood, Texas
DATE: June 4, 2018 4:31:29 PM CDT
Day 1 – III Corps Best Warrior Competition underway
FORT HOOD, Texas — During the first of the four-day III Corps’ Best Warrior Competition June 4, five Soldiers and five noncommissioned officers from III Corps units across the United States, took on the modified Army Physical Fitness Test at #FortHood. The modified APFT is comprised of four events: pull-ups, rope climb, sit-ups with a weight and a one-mile run in body armor.
Division West Obstacle Course, Fort HoodÑ U.S. Army Spc. Vincent Jung, fueler, Fort Bliss, climbs a rope during the modified Army Physical Fitness Test for III Corps’ Best Warrior Competition 2018, 4 June. Five Soldiers and five noncommissioned officers from III Corps units across the United States compete in a four-day competition at III Corps headquarters, Fort Hood. The APFT is comprised of four events- pull-ups, rope climb, sit-ups with a weight and a one-mile run with body armor. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Shiloh Capers)
Division West Obstacle Course, Fort Hood Ñ U.S. Army Spc. Damilare Thomas, supply specialist, Fort Carson, pulls himself above the bar during the modified Army Physical Fitness Test for III Corps’ Best Warrior Competition 2018, 4 June. Five Soldiers and five noncommissioned officers from III Corps units across the United States compete in a four-day competition at III Corps headquarters, Fort Hood. The APFT is comprised of four events- pull-ups, rope climb, sit-ups with a weight and a one-mile run with body armor. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Shiloh Capers)
Spc. Zachary Cockrill, a military police soldier from Fort Riley, Kansas, races against the clock during a one mile run in body armor at during a modified Army Physical Fitness Test at Fort Hood, TX on June 04, 2018. The III Corps Best Warrior Competiton sees ten of the Army’s best soldiers face off against each other from across the United States.
