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Through the Wire.
The #Ranger Course is mentally and physically challenging, for 62 days, Ranger students train to exhaustion, pushing the limits of their minds and bodies. To earn your tab, Soldiers need to complete all three phases, including Darby Phase, and that means taking on the Darby Queen — the ultimate U.S. Army obstacle course.
#BeMoore #BeAllYouCanBe #RLTW
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Through the Wire. The #Ranger Course is mentally and physically challenging, for 62 days, Ranger students train to exhaustion, pushing the limits of their minds and bodies. To earn your tab, Soldiers need to complete all three phases, including Darby Phase, and that means taking on the Darby Queen — the ultimate U.S. Army obstacle course. #BeMoore #BeAllYouCanBe #RLTW
The squads engaged in trials of technical and tactical proficiency, as well as their ability to work as a disciplined and cohesive team, and one team prevailed.
In today’s U.S. Army, Soldiers march and run to calls as an essential part of training, socialization, and in keeping with Military traditions, but some lyrics have been updated to reflect modern times, and have variations adapted to fit the training, exercise, or unit mission. Cadence improve Soldiers’ teamwork, camaraderie, and physical performance. Typically sung at either marching (120 beats per minute) or running (180 beats per minute) speed, cadence calls ensure that troops keep their head up and breaths forceful while running or marching, improving their endurance and coordination.
Crawling, climbing, jumping to the finish line. 🏁 They've passed their obstacles, tomorrow they face the board, and then we name our MCoE #DrillSergeantoftheYear
U.S. Soldiers participating in the Combined Arms Training Center (CATC) Heavy Weapons Leaders Course fire various weapon systems in Grafenwoehr, Germany
Bringing the firepower, Soldiers left only dust in their wake during an explosive competition to determine THE best Armor Crews! 💥 #ICYMI: MCoE hosted the U.S. Army 's #ArmorWeek from April 29 thru May 3. This year's competition included the #SullivanCup, an armored vehicle competition where the best crews from across the globe competed head-to-head in everything from doctrine exams, call for fire, physical training, weapons qualification, and gunnery tables to showcase their mastery of armored warfare. 1st Cavalry Division’s Bradley Fighting Vehicle crew came out on top and the 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment from The National Guard had the best Abrams tank crew around!