U.S. Army Europe and Africa Best Warrior Competition

US Army Europe Best Warrior LogoU.S. Army units from across Europe converge to compete for the title of Best Warrior. The week-long event tests Soldier skills, endurance, fortitude and resourcefulness as well as intellectual and problem-solving capabilities. Officers, noncommissioned officers and junior enlisted Soldiers compete in separate categories and are evaluated on general military knowledge, physical fitness and common military tasks.

While some of the competition tasks are standard such as the Army Physical Fitness Test, written test, marksmanship, ruck march, land navigation and command sergeants major board; some of the challenges such as chemical defense and medical tasks - added to the stress of fitting everything into a few short days - makes the competition extra tough. 

Winners in the NCO and junior enlisted categories will advance to represent U.S. Army Europe and Africa at the Army Best Warrior Competition at Fort Lee, Virginia.

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B-Roll Media Day Smoke Bomb Hill Barracks
XVIII Airborne Corps Public Affairs
Sept. 9, 2022 | 0:59
Video of Smoke Bomb Hill Barracks rooms are shown to members of the local and national media during the XVIII Airborne Corps media day held on Sept. 8 2022, at Fort Bragg, N.C. The XVIII Airborne Corps hosted eight media outlets allowing them to tour the affected Smoke Bomb Hill barracks, as well as showing them more suitable barracks of where our Soldiers are being relocated. Fort Bragg is committed to increasing funding, hiring and training of maintenance personnel at Fort Bragg and across installations to address a trend in degraded preventive maintenance within barracks.

The relocation is a whole of Fort Bragg coordinated approach among units and organizations involved with the barracks issue. Approximately 320 Soldiers have moved from the affected barracks with more relocations in the coming weeks. There are approximately 458 certificates of non-availability signed for Soldiers who qualify to move off post and another 23 in the approval process. Fort Bragg is working with Soldiers to help in the relocation with everything from transportation to the movement of household goods.
(U.S. Army Video by Spc. Jacob Bradford)
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European Best Warrior Competition Winners 2021

 

Soldier

Winner: Spc. Shaun Lewis


Noncommisioned Officer

Winner: Sgt. Brent Grafmuller


Officer

Winner: 1st Lt. Jim Schooley