Posted on Oct 7, 2015
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Pt. To be physically tough one must be mentally tough as well. In my 20+ years of service physical training has been my stress relief, motivation and direction.
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SPC Nick Lai
SFC Stephen King Soldiers aren't able to pass their APFT, I think they should do their own PT on their own, this is the basic thing to stay in the Army, just like every other job.
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I don't think it's necessarily the APFT, but more about professional appearance and being physically capable of leading your Soldiers. On that point, I wonder why Officers are never mentioned in articles like these. Our fitness levels and appearances are probably worse than the NCOs and Soldiers the SMA likes to point out.
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SPC Nick Lai
MAJ (Join to see) Sir how's Camp Casey, is it true 2nd ID doesn't have Manchu mile anymore?
The reason I think that the officers never been mentioned is because every officer hits their O-4 mark, they don't do much group pt anymore or not as much pt as the young officers.
The reason I think that the officers never been mentioned is because every officer hits their O-4 mark, they don't do much group pt anymore or not as much pt as the young officers.
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MAJ (Join to see)
SPC Lai, Camp Casey is still the same and will probably remain so for the next 5 years until we all move to Camp Humphreys. 2ID doesnt do Manchu Mile anymore because 2-9 INF deactivated last summer along with 1ABCT. I believe the last Manchu Mile was held this past May.
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This seems like a "no brainer." Soldiers should be able to pass an APFT (granting qualifications for profiles and other exceptions). I'm honestly less concerned with height/weight than simple PT scores.
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