SOCSOUTH Warrior Challenge

Staff Sgt. Andrew Bailey (front) and Master Sgt. James Moad, Special Operations Command South communications specialists, sprint to the finish line after completing a 4.5 mile ruck march during the SOCSOUTH Warrior Challenge at Homestead Bayfront Park March 8. The challenge featured several physical fitness and military skills events such as a 4.5 mile run, weapons malfunction and assembly station, and 4.5 mile ruck march. The event consisted of 21 teams assigned to SOCSOUTH competing for bragging rights among the unit. The competition allowed for members of the command to enjoy a day of fun and help build its esprit de corps. The event ended with a command barbeque. (DOD photo by Army Capt. Daisy Bueno, SOCSOUTH Public Affairs)

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SOCSOUTH Warrior Challenge

Members of Special Operations Command South assemble M-4 rifles during the SOCSOUTH Warrior Challenge at Homestead Air Reserve Base, Fla., March 8. The challenge featured several physical fitness and military skills events such as a 4.5 mile run, weapons malfunction and assembly station, and 4.5 mile ruck march. The event consisted of 21 teams assigned to SOCSOUTH competing for bragging rights among the unit. The competition allowed for members of the command to enjoy a day of fun and help build its esprit de corps. The event ended with a command barbeque. (DOD photo by Army Sgt. 1st Class Alex Licea, SOCSOUTH Public Affairs)

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SOCSOUTH Warrior Challenge

Army Sgt. 1st Class Ademar Cubero (left) and Air Force Capt. Robert Lax swim 500 meters along the Homestead Bayfront Park shoreline during the Special Operations Command South Warrior Challenge March 8. The challenge featured several physical fitness and military skills events such as a 4.5 mile run, weapons malfunction and assembly station, and 4.5 mile ruck march. The event consisted of 21 teams assigned to SOCSOUTH competing for bragging rights among the unit. The competition allowed for members of the command to enjoy a day of fun and help build its esprit de corps. The event ended with a command barbeque. (DOD photo by Army Sgt. 1st Class Alex Licea, SOCSOUTH Public Affairs)

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SOCSOUTH Warrior Challenge

Army Maj. Colin Johnson displays his strength at the pull-up station during the physical fitness event of the Special Operations Command South Warrior Challenge at Homestead Bayfront Park March 8. The challenge featured several physical fitness and military skills events such as a 4.5 mile run, weapons malfunction and assembly station, and 4.5 mile ruck march. The event consisted of 21 teams assigned to SOCSOUTH competing for bragging rights among the unit. The competition allowed for members of the command to enjoy a day of fun and help build its esprit de corps. The event ended with a command barbeque. (DOD photo by Army Capt. Daisy Bueno, SOCSOUTH Public Affairs)

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SOCSOUTH Warrior Challenge

Published March 15, 2013
482nd Fighter Wing Public Affairs

HOMESTEAD AIR RESERVE BASE, Fla. -- Servicemembers from Special Operations Command South participated in the SOCSOUTH Warrior Challenge at Homestead Bayfront Park and Homestead Air Reserve Base, Fla., March 8. The challenge featured several physical fitness and military skills events such as a 4.5 mile run, weapons malfunction and assembly station, and 4.5 mile ruck march. The event consisted of 21 teams assigned to SOCSOUTH competing for bragging rights among the unit. The competition allowed for members of the command to enjoy a day of fun and help build its esprit de corps. The event ended with a command barbeque.