Fitness
Athletes test inaugural Dash to the Splash Biathlon
Runners arrived bright and early to usher in the inaugural Dash to the Splash Biathlon, Jan. 28.
Water Survival
Sgt. Terell Sauls, a squad leader assigned to Company A, 325th Brigade Support Battalion, “Mustangs,” 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division, plunges in into Richardson Pool from a high dive platform on Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, Jan. 23, 2017.
Social media can be powerful suicide prevention tool
As an Army officer in Iraq, Daniel Feehan relied on his driver to keep him safe while they traveled on dangerous missions.
New year, new you — Expo to help community meet fitness goals
The fair, which is free to Department of Defense cardholders and their guests (13 years old and up), runs from 9 to 11 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 14, at the center.
Army implements new fitness standards for recruits, MOS transfers
The Army has begun administering the Occupational Physical Assessment Test, or OPAT, to all recruits to assess their fitness for military occupational specialties.
Army-Navy game played locally to 51-6 – Army!
In the spirit of the 117th Army vs. Navy football game, the 9th Mission Support Command (the Army Reserve) challenged Navy Operational Support Command Pearl Harbor (Naval Reserve) to a flag football game on Takata Field, here, Saturday, Dec. 3.
Conquering fears is the foundation for water survival
One by one, Soldiers ground their gear and stepped up to the edge of the pool.
Army makes changes to retention programs
Career counselors are urging Army Soldiers to read the changes to the Army enlisted force retention program, re-class and initial entry requirements that took effect in 2016.
Soldier wins Marine Corps Marathon by wide margin
Army Spc. Samuel Kosgei won the 41st Marine Corps Marathon, Oct. 30, with a time of two hours, 23 minutes and 53 seconds.
Self-generated power could reduce a Soldier’s load
Today’s warfighters may one day find themselves knee-deep in power.
