The Army has approved a series of revisions to its physical fitness test, recalibrating performance benchmarks in a modest and symbolic move that reflects mounting internal and political pressure over ...

The recent removal of the standing power throw from the Army's fitness test threatens to undermine the test's comprehensiveness and effectiveness, the author of this op-ed argues. (SSgt.

Madhevere hit Taijul for another four off the first ball of the next over. He repeated the dose against Mehidy before the win that will go into Zimbabwe cricket folklore was sealed. The Test win ...

(1st Lt. Kate Kramer/Army) The Army has reconfigured its fitness test, dropping the ball throw, making the test sex-neutral for combat arms and raising the minimum required score for 21 combat ...

The recent removal of the standing power throw ... ball backward over their head for distance. At first glance, it may seem less directly connected to battlefield tasks compared to test events ...

(AP Photo/Sean Rayford, File) (NewsNation) — The U.S. Army is changing its physical fitness test, including ... include the standing power throw, Military.com said. The event requires soldiers to hurl ...

The new test will no longer include the standing power throw, where participants have to throw a 10-pound medicine ball backward and overhead for distance. The memo did not state why this event is ...

Army fitness test changes will mean “sex-neutral” standards for soldiers in 21 combat jobs while nixing the standing power ...

The Army is set to make sweeping changes to its fitness test, according ... of the Standing Power Throw -- an event requiring soldiers to hurl a 10-pound medicine ball backward over their heads.

In a provocative Easter Sunday message, Donald Trump revived a bizarre claim about Japan’s so-called “bowling ball test,” alleging it’s used to block American-made cars from entering the Japanese ...

The 6th mention in the 8-point list, citing Japan’s “bowling ball test,” especially invites curiosity. With this mention, Trump revisits an accusation he levelled against Japan in 2018.