The EOD Soldier must be able to easily keep pace ... Chewning-Kulick said his Guinness World Record bomb suit run demonstrated that anything is possible with the right attitude and the right ...

Capt. Travis Chewning-Kulick ran a 7 minute, 4 second mile, loaded down by 50 pounds of explosive ordnance protective gear ...

"The EOD Soldier must be able to easily keep pace ... all the choices I made in life that got me to that moment." Bomb suit runs are not uncommon, but it's rare to set records.

His EOD teammates helped ensure every part of his 50-pound bomb suit was ready for the challenge ahead. When he crossed the finish line 7 minutes and 4 seconds later, hundreds of Soldiers and ...

Surrounded by cheering Soldiers at Phantom ... The Army’s EOD teams face real-world threats that require peak physical conditioning—and the bomb suit isn’t just for show.

"The EOD Soldier must be able to easily keep pace ... Dan Dixon of the 705th Ordnance Company in putting on a bomb suit before competing in the 4th annual Global Explosive Ordnance Disposal ...

At Liverpool High School, Chewning-Kulick ran track and cross country and wrestled for two years. He graduated in 2013 and ...