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Staff Sgt. Brett Oldenburger with the 1-310th out of

Staff Sgt. Brett Oldenburger with the 1-310th out of

Staff Sgt. Brett Oldenburger with the 1-310th out of Fort McCoy, Wis., attempts a rear naked choke on a trainer during the combatives portion during First Army’s 2013 Best Warrior Competition. Oldenburger went ... More

Staff Sgt. Brandon Soper, a multiple rockets system

Staff Sgt. Brandon Soper, a multiple rockets system

Staff Sgt. Brandon Soper, a multiple rockets system launcher with the 2-289th Field Artillery out of Camp Atterbury, Ind., calls in aerial support during the warrior tasks and drills portion of the First Army’s... More

Spc. Michael Martin, with the 402nd Field Artillery

Spc. Michael Martin, with the 402nd Field Artillery

Spc. Michael Martin, with the 402nd Field Artillery Brigade, tries to maintain his balance as he completes the last part of an obstacle course during First Army’s 2013 First Best Warrior Competition. Martin wen... More

Staff Sgt. Brett Oldenburger, with the 1-310th out

Staff Sgt. Brett Oldenburger, with the 1-310th out

Staff Sgt. Brett Oldenburger, with the 1-310th out of Fort McCoy, Wis., attempts to jump over logs during the obstacle portion of First Army’s 2013 Best Warrior Competition. Oldenburger went on to win the comp... More

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