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An Army Junior Officer Training Corps cadet low-crawls

An Army Junior Officer Training Corps cadet low-crawls

An Army Junior Officer Training Corps cadet low-crawls underneath a barbed wire obstacle on the 7th Special Forces (Airborne) compound Nov. 10 while under the observation of a soldier assigned to the group. The... More

An Army Junior Officer Training Corps cadet uses a

An Army Junior Officer Training Corps cadet uses a

An Army Junior Officer Training Corps cadet uses a rope to swing over a log while navigating an obstacle course located on the 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne) compound. The Army JROTC cadet and others from ... More

An Army Junior Officer Training Corps cadet navigates

An Army Junior Officer Training Corps cadet navigates

An Army Junior Officer Training Corps cadet navigates a three-rope-bridge on the 7th Special Forces (Airborne) compound located on Eglin Air Force Base Nov. 10. The Army JROTC cadet and others from Baker School... More

An Army Junior Officer Training Corps cadet leaps through

An Army Junior Officer Training Corps cadet leaps through

An Army Junior Officer Training Corps cadet leaps through a window obstacle on the 7th Special Forces (Airborne) compound Nov. 10. The Army JROTC cadet and others from Baker School in Northwest Florida trained ... More

An Army Junior Officer Training Corps cadet navigates

An Army Junior Officer Training Corps cadet navigates

An Army Junior Officer Training Corps cadet navigates a log-hurdle obstacle located on the 7th Special Forces (Airborne) compound located on Eglin Air Force Base Nov. 10. The Army JROTC cadet and others from Ba... More

A Green Beret assigned to the 7th Special Forces Group

A Green Beret assigned to the 7th Special Forces Group

A Green Beret assigned to the 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne) explains how to safely navigate a window-opening obstacle to Army Junior Officer Reserve Training Corps cadets Nov. 10. The Army JROTC cadets fr... More

An Army Junior Officer Training Corps cadet crosses

An Army Junior Officer Training Corps cadet crosses

An Army Junior Officer Training Corps cadet crosses a balance-beam on the 7th Special Forces (Airborne) compound Nov. 10 while two Green Berets assigned to the group ensure his safety. The Army JROTC cadet and ... More

A Green Beret assigned to the 7th Special Forces Group

A Green Beret assigned to the 7th Special Forces Group

A Green Beret assigned to the 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne) demonstrates how to safely climb a cargo net obstacle to Army Junior Officer Reserve Training Corps cadets Nov. 10. The Army JROTC cadets from B... More

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