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Bliss cycles to good health

Patrons in the Fort Bliss community attend the free, indoor-cycling class at Mitchell W. Stout Physical Fitness Center, May 9. The hour-long class features popular music to encourage various changes in revolutions per minute. Photos by Sgt. Ida Irby, 24th Press Camp Headquarters.

Sgt. Ida Irby, 24th Press Camp Headquarters: The Fort Bliss Fitness Team offers Keiser Indoor Cycling, a unique terrain-based workout where patrons pedal their way into a healthier lifestyle. The Keiser Indoor Cycles were purchased through funds provided by the Fort Bliss Recycling Program, and classes are free to Soldiers and military I.D. card holders. “The [...]

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Let the games begin! Bliss Special Olympics team compete in the Spring Games

Andres Hernandez, son of Department of Defense civilian employee Ignacio Hernandez, attempts a standing long jump during the Special Olympics Texas Area 19 Spring Games, Saturday, at Burges High School. Photo by Sgt. Larry Barnhill, 24th Press Camp Headquarters.

Sgt. Larry Barnhill, 24th Press Camp Headquarters: The Fort Bliss Special Olympics team participated in the Special Olympics Texas Area 19 Spring Games May 4 at Burges High School. “All of the Team Bliss athletes each participated in one track and one field event and earned at least one medal,” said Colleen Nutter, Exceptional Family Member [...]

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Aquatics Training Center to open doors Monday

The multipurpose pool at the new Aquatics Training Center boasts a rock wall, waterfall, fountains and basketball goal, among other unique features. The pool will be open for general use following the facility’s grand opening at 3 p.m., Monday. Photo by Tiffany Kurak, Family and MWR Marketing.

Heather Wilburn, Family and MWR Marketing: A new Aquatics Training Center will open its doors for the first time, Monday at 3 p.m., at East Fort Bliss. Construction began in November 2011 and planning as early as 2005.  The $15.5 million, 50,000-square-foot facility is designed to offer more than the average pool experience. The Aquatics Training [...]

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Indoor range offers safe alternative for sportsmen

Tess Clark shoots a revolver at an indoor range April 16. Photo by
Staff Sgt. Jes L. Smith, 16th MPAD.

Staff Sgt. Jes L. Smith, 16th MPAD: Soldiers and a passion for firearms usually go hand-in-hand from the start of a military career, with some Soldiers being gun enthusiasts before joining the military and others gaining a love of firearms after many hours of intense marksmanship training. While this doesn’t mean all Soldiers have privately owned [...]

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‘Camaraderie through competition’ at the ‘Stalwart’ Olympics

A Soldier from Company A, flips a tire during the ‘Stalwart’ Olympics. Photos by Sgt. Patrick Doran,3rd BCT, 1st AD Public Affairs.

Sgt. Patrick Doran, 3rd BCT, 1st AD Public Affairs: Healthy competition in today’s Army benefits and builds esprit de corps and camaraderie. Soldiers of the 1st Battalion, 41st Infantry Regiment, 3rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, proved this point as they participated in the newly established ‘Stalwart’ Olympics last week. The leadership thought having an Olympics style [...]

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We are the champions: HHC 3-1 STB takes Fort Bliss intramural hoops title

Members of Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 3-1 Special Troops Battalion take a photo with the first place trophy after winning the Fort Bliss basketball championship game, March, 21. Photo by  SPC. LORENZO ABANILLA, 24th  Press Camp Headquarters.

Spc. Lorenzo Abanilla , 24th Press Camp Headquarters: The stage was set, March 21, for the intramurals basketball championship game between the 93rd Military Police Battalion and Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 3rd Special Troops Battalion, 1st Armored Division at Stout Physical Fitness Center, here. HHC, 3rd STB won 64-51 to claim the title of best basketball [...]

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Team RWB Runs Downtown El Paso for bombing victims

Members of Team Red White and Blue, a national nonprofit organization that helps service members’ transition from military to civilian life through sports activities, complete a 3.4-mile run in downtown El Paso, April 18, to honor victims of the Boston Marathon bombing. Photo by Sgt. Todd Robinson, 24th Press Camp Headquarters.

Sgt. Todd Robinson, 24th Press Camp Headquarters: A group of Soldiers and civilians from the local area participated in a 3.4-mile run, April 18, to honor the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings. The run was immediately planned and scheduled by Team Red White and Blue shortly after news of the bombing. The marathon was held [...]

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Training facility celebrates military with free clinic

Roc Latino watches as Rene Corella, 14, stepson of former Marine Jose Paniagua, hit a baseball off a tee during hitting drills at a military appreciation day baseball and softball clinic held March 23, at The Base training facility in El Paso. Photos by  Sgt. Larry Barnhill, 24th Press Camp Headquarters.

Sgt. Larry Barnhill, 24th Press Camp Headquarters: The whip of baseballs coming from pitching machines and the crack of bats sending them back to the front of the cages is what hit your ears if you were able to get to “The Base” during a recent military appreciation day. The Base training facility held the free [...]

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Obstacle course builds spirits, challenges all

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A participant of the Jailbreak El Paso climbs over the tire wall during the 3.1 mile obstacle course at Ascarate Park, April 13. The tire climb was one of 18 obstacles at the Jailbreak.Photos by  Sgt. Candice Harrison 24th Press Camp.

  Sgt. Candice Harrison, 24th Press Camp Headquarters: Colorful characters caked with mud. Aspiring athletes dripping with sludge. The dirty day delighted all. The only thing left clean was the teeth that shined through the muddy smiles of the participants of the first Jailbreak El Paso, April 13. The Jailbreak was held at Ascarate Park starting [...]

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Soldiers run Commander’s Cup 10K

Meet the winning team: Soldiers with 4th Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division, “Highlanders” receive a trophy for first place in the team category from Maj. Gen. Dana Pittard, Fort Bliss and 1st Armored Division commander, for the 10K Commanders’ Cup Run. William Beaumont Army Medical Center and 4th BCT, 1AD tied for first place and were awarded 50 commanders points each. Photos by Sgt. Todd Robinson, 24th Press Camp Headquarters

Sgt. Todd Robinson, 24th Press Camp Headquarters: Soldiers and family members from Fort Bliss participated in a 10K race Friday as part of the Commanders Cup competition. The more than 400 runners started the race at 6:30 a.m., from Joshua W. Soto Physical Fitness Center; they ran a circuit over much of East Fort Bliss before [...]

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