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    I Corps’ “Fit to Fight” Initiative Brings Holistic Health and Fitness to the Force [Image 6 of 6]

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    A middle-aged man with gray-streaked hair is seated in what appears to be an office or institutional room, smiling and looking slightly off-camera. He is wearing a gray zip-up jacket over a white collared shirt. The room features yellow painted walls, a framed American flag display, and various decorative items on a windowsill.

    WASHINGTON, UNITED STATES

    07.07.2026

    Photo by Sgt. Elizabeth DeGroot 

    5th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment   

    Dr. Brian Hatler, Deputy Program Director of I Corps H2F Area Support Team, discusses the “Fit to Fight” initiative which assists Soldiers in improving body composition and overall health, at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash, July 2, 2026. The “Fit to Fight” initiative, an effort that integrates the Army’s Holistic Health and Fitness (H2F) program, develops physically and mentally resilient fighters prepared for the demands of modern warfare. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Elizabeth DeGroot)

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    Date Taken: 07.07.2026
    Date Posted: 07.08.2026 19:42
    Photo ID: 9800114
    VIRIN: 260707-A-AM449-7826
    Resolution: 3440x2580
    Size: 1.92 MB
    Location: WASHINGTON, US
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    Four individuals wearing matching black U.S. Army physical training uniforms pose together inside a military fitness facility. They are standing in a two-row formation, smiling at the camera, with gym equipment and an American flag visible in the background. The group consists of three males and one female, all in standard Army PT gear.
    A person wearing a black t-shirt and shorts is hanging from a yellow pull-up bar rig inside a large gymnasium-style fitness facility. The gym features multiple bright yellow power racks arranged in a row, dumbbell racks, and an American flag visible in the background. The setting appears to be a military or institutional fitness center based on the equipment color scheme and facility design.
    A smiling young man with dark curly hair and a beard stands in front of a cork bulletin board covered with handwritten motivational quotes on index cards and sticky notes. He is wearing a black Adidas t-shirt and appears to be in an office or workspace environment. The bulletin board behind him displays numerous inspirational quotes from various authors and figures.
    A smiling young man with medium-length hair stands with arms crossed on an indoor artificial turf track inside a military fitness facility. He is wearing a black 'H2F' hoodie, black shorts, Vans socks, and a Seattle Hockey Club cap. The background shows a well-equipped gym with exercise machines, a dumbbell rack, banners, and signage including '1 Corps Best Squad Competition'.
    Two men are seated on an indoor artificial turf surface in what appears to be a professional sports training facility or gym. Both are in a cross-legged or relaxed seated position, suggesting a stretching, cooldown, or instructional session. Various wheeled training equipment and TRX suspension straps are visible in the background.
    A middle-aged man with gray-streaked hair is seated in what appears to be an office or institutional room, smiling and looking slightly off-camera. He is wearing a gray zip-up jacket over a white collared shirt. The room features yellow painted walls, a framed American flag display, and various decorative items on a windowsill.

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