290 reactions · 44 shares | The skills gained by Motor Transport...

36K views · 452 reactions | My Messy MOS: Motor Transport Edition Pfc. Matt Navarra follows motor transport mechanic, Cpl. Tommy Albin around the III Marine Expeditionary Force Headquarters Group motor transport lot. Throughout the day, Albin shows examples of how messy his job can get. (U.S. Marine Corps video by Pfc. Matt Navarra) | III MEF Marines | Facebook

1.2K reactions · 96 shares | Basically: Body awareness = feel Feel is improved by more motor neuron recruitment. Strength training increases motor neuron recruitment. Going slow helps YOU feel it Pressing into the ground/a wall, etc, helps force your body to use the right muscles (if you have any compensations that would make it harder) I hope it serves you! | Jack LaTorre | Facebook

3.2K views · 45 reactions | Before training can start, each male...

Grit, determination, perseverance. One Station Unit Training creates our Army's Infantry and Armor Soldiers. The training they endure during their 22 weeks at Fort Moore transforms civilian trainees into Soldiers. People are our greatest asset - that's why the training is tough, and the days are long. We need our people to be ready in any scenario, combat or not, and to fight alongside their service member brothers and sisters as a part of our winning team. | U.S. Army Maneuver Center of Excelle