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Quest to be the Best
The quest to be the best at military skills brought forty-four teams to West Point, New York, representing 25 United States Military Academy teams, 16 Reserve Officer Training Corps programs, and three U.S. service academies - Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard - for the 52nd Annual Sandhurst Military Skills Competition.
West Point posted an very interesting item about the seven things you should know about the 2021 Sandhurst competition. You can read it here. You can also experience more about the Sandhurst competition by linking here or viewing a recent video here.
West Point notes, “The Sandhurst competition teaches cadets the mental and physical toughness, the relentlessness and the discipline that’s necessary to work as a team to accomplish the mission,” according to Lt. Gen. Darryl A. Williams, U.S. Military Academy Superintendent. “It also strengthens relationships with our allies and partners to foster multi-national cohesion and interoperability while showcasing the tenacity and grit of future military leaders from across the world.”
A West Point Sandhurst team, USMA Black, won 2021 honors. A number of our Central Florida Cadets participated in the 2021 competition.
Join us in 2022 when the West Point Parents Club of Central Florida watches and celebrates this remarkable competition again.
West Point posted an very interesting item about the seven things you should know about the 2021 Sandhurst competition. You can read it here. You can also experience more about the Sandhurst competition by linking here or viewing a recent video here.
West Point notes, “The Sandhurst competition teaches cadets the mental and physical toughness, the relentlessness and the discipline that’s necessary to work as a team to accomplish the mission,” according to Lt. Gen. Darryl A. Williams, U.S. Military Academy Superintendent. “It also strengthens relationships with our allies and partners to foster multi-national cohesion and interoperability while showcasing the tenacity and grit of future military leaders from across the world.”
A West Point Sandhurst team, USMA Black, won 2021 honors. A number of our Central Florida Cadets participated in the 2021 competition.
Join us in 2022 when the West Point Parents Club of Central Florida watches and celebrates this remarkable competition again.
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