Fitness
TAMC-WTB competes in Pacific Regional Trials 2017
Pacific Regional Trials 2017 is a weeklong wounded warrior sports competition from Nov. 6-10, here, and showcases the resilient spirit of wounded, ill and injured Soldiers and veterans.
Versatile Warrior Games vet returns to lead Army team
Retired U.S. Army Spc. Jay Vaina has returned this year in hopes of being afforded another opportunity to represent Team Army at the Department of Defense Warrior Games.
Schofield ceremony kicks off Pacific competition
More than 100 wounded warrior competitors and spectators from across the Pacific region gathered at Weyand Field, here, for the opening ceremonies of the Tripler Army Medical Center Warrior Transition Battalion (WTB) Pacific Regional Trials, Monday.
New Combat Readiness Test aims to replace APFT, cut injuries
A new Army Combat Readiness Test was tested in a six-event assessment. The new ACRT is designed to reduce injuries and replace today’s physical fitness test.
599th Transportation scores a PT touchdown
During his first PT with the unit on June 28, the 599th Transportation Brigade commander, Col. Michael Knapp, had brigade personnel who were on island divide into two teams to play ultimate football.
84th Engineers ‘Get Fit’ with Mililani Uka students
Soldiers from the 84th Engineer Battalion, 130th Eng. Brigade, 8th Theater Sustainment Command, volunteered at Mililani Uka Elementary in continued support of the school’s “Get Fit” program, May 22, here.
715th MI wins NSA-Hawaii Warrior Challenge
Seven officers and nine noncommissioned officers of the 715th Military Intelligence Battalion, 500th MI Brigade, competed in the second annual National Security Agency/Central Security Service-Hawaii Warrior Challenge at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam’s Wahiawa Annex, recently.
Veteran remembers fallen comrades in Iraq
This Memorial Day, May 29, Americans will remember U.S. service members who died while serving their country.
120-Mile overnight relay offers USARPAC test
As if the challenges in managing the logistics for the entire U.S. Army in the Indo-Asia Pacific region weren’t enough, a group of leaders from the 8th Theater Sustainment Command challenged themselves physically by conquering a 120-mile overnight course across rugged trails of Oahu’s North Shore, April 21-22.
