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Felix Manjarrez, New York City Fire Academy health

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Felix Manjarrez, New York City Fire Academy health and fitness instructor, leads probationary fire fighters now in their second week of training during a physical readiness session at the Academy on Randalls Island in New York City, Jan. 5, 2016. Manjarrez was one of several firefighters at the Academy who attended the Army’s Master Fitness Trainer course at Fort Jackson, S.C., to improve the fitness program at the academy. Drill sergeant leaders from the United States Army Drill Sergeant Academy on Fort Jackson, S.C., were at the Fire Academy Jan. 4-8, to observe training as part of a collaboration between the Fire Department of New York and the Center for Initial Military Training providing lessons learned and offering alternate training methods for new recruits. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Brian Hamilton)

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05/01/2016
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