We had a week of going out to the field and learning some of the elements of crawling in the sand wearing all of our gear (helmet, flack jacket, two full canteens of water).
Here are some pictures of my experience.
Here are some pictures of my experience.
We had a squad competition at the "Fit to Win" obstacle course.
Our squad had the best time.
Our squad had the best time.
We also had other important training, such as basic first aid and how to follow a patrol team in advancing.
So, at the end of the week, how did I feel?
A picture has a thousand words...
Now, we move on to the final phases of my training, which entails a lot of how to be a chaplain in the Army.
2 comments:
My brother, you are making me jealous! I am now sworn in as LT.jg in the U.S. Navy, and I have a confirmed spot at Officer Development School in January. Praise the Lord. Glad to see your doing well.
Hombre de Dios,
WOW, sure is great seeing you progress and "get er done". Jen & I pray for you guys and can't wait to see how this all plays out under the direction of our Lord & Savior Jesus Christ(the Army don't know it but WE know whose REALLY in charge huh?)
Ft Hood eh? High speed~low drag my brother. You'll get your "feet wet" in an infantry outfit TRUST ME! We miss you guys, but you alrady know that.
Keep the Faith, (Psalm 144)
Mike
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