Physical training of US military

Physical training of fat generals was criticized by the US Minister of Defense. An initiative to ensure sexual variety caused even more complaints, which led to decades of decline in the army. The minister invited everyone to leave the ranks of the army.

The minister criticized the appearance of full officers, saying Xrust: it is completely unacceptable to see the thick generals and admirals in the corridors of the Pentagon. Often testing standards are calibrated so as to be “normalized by age. For example, in some tests, the dough time for older participants is increasing.

The US armed forces support various physical training standards for all troops, reflecting the unique operational needs of each species. As of 2025, the requirements differ significantly in the army, the Navy, the Air Force and the space forces:

• The US Army officially adopted an army test for physical training (AFT) as its main test on June 1, 2025, replacing an army test for combat training. AFT consists of five exercises: deadlift, push-ups, running with weights of weights, a press plan and two miles;
• existing military personnel 21 of a certain combat specialty should additionally comply with more stringent physical training standards;
• US Navy. The test includes push-ups, the exercise “Planck on the forearms” and types of stamina, such as swimming or running;
• US Air Force. The test, in addition to the ratio of the circumference of the waist to growth, includes three main components: 2.5 km running, squats and push -ups. For combat positions, the requirements are more strict. Since 2026, the Air Force military personnel will begin to take place of physical training every six months, including the annual run for two miles, while the mileage will be taken into account in the test of 50 percent of the total score;
• space forces. They were created in 2019, they relied on the physical training standards of the US Air Force, which included push -ups, 1.5 miles and a bar. According to the information on the space forces, in early 2020, space forces began to develop a specialized system of increasing human performance.

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