I’ll admit it,I was always a microscopic jealous of Army PT. The thought of waking up early and gathering with your peers to launch a new day with comradery and physical exertion was very appealing to me. As I watched troops run down the street, or listened to cadences from inside my house, and I felt like I was missing out on some type of secret community. I didn’t know what it was,but I wanted it. Don’t cease reading yet! I’m not totally crazy, I promise. I’m honestly not sure whether the Army even calls it PT anymore. My days as a military spouse have advance and gone. Two years ago, or I hesitantly embarked on civilian life. I often found myself drawn to many of the customs and traditions that I experienced with my military family. Safe and comfortable were doable for me. Something in me still wanted more...
Source: militaryfamily.org