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Sgt. Michael Hankins, a Physical Readiness Training

Sgt. Michael Hankins, a Physical Readiness Training

Sgt. Michael Hankins, a Physical Readiness Training instructor for the Wellness Fusion Campus, leads in-processing Fort Bliss soldiers to perform the turn and lunge, one of the exercises used in PRT, at Milam G... More

Soldiers in-processing to Fort Bliss, Texas, attend

Soldiers in-processing to Fort Bliss, Texas, attend

Soldiers in-processing to Fort Bliss, Texas, attend a class on resilience at the Wellness Fusion Campus, March 7, 2012. Resilience, which is the ability to mentally handle difficult situations, is one of the ma... More

Sgt. James Whetstone, a Physical Readiness Training

Sgt. James Whetstone, a Physical Readiness Training

Sgt. James Whetstone, a Physical Readiness Training instructor for the Wellness Fusion Campus, receives a body composition test on the InBody520 at Milam Gym, March 7, 2012. The machine is so accurate that it c... More

Pfc. Chad Vaneck, a wheeled-vehicle mechanic who recently

Pfc. Chad Vaneck, a wheeled-vehicle mechanic who recently

Pfc. Chad Vaneck, a wheeled-vehicle mechanic who recently in-processed at Fort Bliss, Texas, answers questions for a scientifically developed questionnaire at the Wellness Fusion Campus March 7, 2012. The quest... More

A sign located at the corner of Cassidy Road and Jeb

A sign located at the corner of Cassidy Road and Jeb

A sign located at the corner of Cassidy Road and Jeb Stuart Road contains the locations of resources available at the Wellness Fusion Campus. The WFC provides services year-round to soldiers, families and civil... More

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