Tactical Fitness: Advice for Teens Considering a Future in Special Ops If you want to join special ops, Military.com's tactical fitness expert offers suggestions to prepare for the mental and...
How to Juggle Military Fitness Training with a Heavy Class Schedule An aspiring Navy SEAL asks Military.com's tactical fitness expert how to fit punishing military fitness workouts into a...
Tactical Fitness: The Best Way to Do Push-ups After a Collarbone Injury Collarbones have many ligaments and muscles attached to them, so breaking one can require a rigorous physical therapy routine...
Tactical Fitness: How Military Veterans Can Remain Fit As They Age The years can take their toll on the body, but Military.com's tactical fitness expert advises a military veteran how to...
Tactical Fitness: How to Prepare for Your First Ruck March A teenager interested in military service asks Military.com's tactical fitness expert the best way to prepare for ruck...
What to Do When There Is Little Time to Train for a Military Fitness Test If your military physical fitness test is in a few weeks and you haven't prepared properly, Military.com's tactical fitness...
Tactical Fitness: Remedial Military PT Ideas for Weekend Reservists An Army reservist asks Military.com's tactical fitness expert about suggestions for remedial PT for those who fail a military...
Tactical Fitness: Is Firearms Training a Prerequisite for Military Service? The military is exceptional at teaching individuals how to shoot, regardless of their experience with firearms.
Ask Stew: Former Marine Who Wants to Rejoin Military Must Lose Weight First Here is a common story of a Marine who turned soft after several months of not training or being as physical as he was while...
Ask Stew: How to Prepare for the Shock of BUD/S Handling a new culture is part of growing up and moving away from home. This is a part of BUD/S.
They Fought in Iraq’s Bloodiest Battle. Will Their Kids Be the Next Generation of Marines? No matter the profession, parents and children in both civilian and military families must navigate delicate decisions about...
14.5% Junior Enlisted Pay Raise, Restriction on Care for Transgender Military Kids Headed to Biden's Desk The 4.5% raise will be added to all service members' paychecks at the beginning of January, while the remaining 10% extra for...
Troop Pay Could Be Delayed Under Elon Musk-Inspired Government Shutdown The potential loss of pay in the midst of the holiday season was looming Thursday after plans negotiated by Republicans and...
Army Set to Debut Master Combat Badges in Spring, Memo Says The Army is set to begin awarding Master Combat Badges, which will combine expert and traditional combat badges, next spring...
Police Say Marine Charged with Escort's Murder Googled Whether It's Possible to Scream While Being Strangled In what a local official called a "chilling" case, an active-duty Marine stationed in Florida was arrested and charged with...
![A petty officer second class is weighed aboard the USS Harry S. Truman.](http://images03.military.com/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail_large/public/2022-03/biggestloser.jpg?itok=P9LQggj2 "Chief Petty Officer Terence Newton weighs Petty Officer 2nd Class Joshua Miller during the 75-day "Biggest Loser" weight-loss competition aboard the aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman, Sept. 1, 2010. (Seaman Apprentice Tyler Caswell/U.S. Navy photo)")
