Army looking at ways to 'account for biological differences' with new fitness test
Army looking at ways to ‘account for biological differences’ with new fitness test February 12 U.S. Military Academy cadets practice their leg tucks during their first Army Combat Fitness Test at West Point, N.Y., July 14, 2020. (Michelle Eberhart/Army) Army officials are evaluating a version of the stalled Army Combat Fitness Test that would account for biological differences between men and women, according to Training and Doctrine Command. The ACFT officially became the Army’s t...
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