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Reserve Officers' Training Corps cadets sprint to the

Reserve Officers' Training Corps cadets sprint to the

Reserve Officers' Training Corps cadets sprint to the finish line of the two-mile run portion during the Army Physical Fitness Test on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, June 26. Cadets travel from colleges across the c... More

Master Sgt. Chad Prevatte (standing), senior military

Master Sgt. Chad Prevatte (standing), senior military

Master Sgt. Chad Prevatte (standing), senior military instructor, University of Tampa, delivers instructions for the Army Physical Fitness Test to cadets at the Leader Development and Assessment Course on Joint... More

Jessica Wendt, an ROTC cadet at South Dakota State

Jessica Wendt, an ROTC cadet at South Dakota State

Jessica Wendt, an ROTC cadet at South Dakota State University, strains to complete one more pushup before her time runs out during the Army Physical Fitness Test on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., June 26. Res... More

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