Pete Hegseth Demands Higher Fitness Standards for All US Military Personnel
The HillOctober 5, 20251 min32,364 views
7 connectionsΒ·8 entities in this videoβNew Fitness Mandates for the Military
- π― Pete Hegseth has directed that all members of the joint force, regardless of rank, must take a physical fitness test twice a year.
- π In addition to PT tests, all service members must meet height and weight requirements twice annually.
- ποΈββοΈ Hegseth emphasized that PT will be conducted every duty day for every member of the joint force, codifying existing practices.
Emphasis on Uniform and High Standards
- π« Hegseth expressed frustration with seeing "fat troops" and "fat generals and admirals", stating it is a bad look for the military.
- βοΈ He stressed that standards must be uniform and gender-neutral, applying equally to all service members from private to four-star general.
- βοΈ The directive aims to ensure all troops are proficient on their assigned weapons and capable of meeting combat arms physical standards.
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