GRACE UNDER FIRE
Gilbert pulls a simulated casualty away from his fighting position. Stress-fire exercises involve Soldiers running, crawling, and performing other battle tasks to increase their heart rates and mental stress, before manning a weapon and shooting accurately. The training mimics combat situations, so when troops are in a combat situation, they are already familiar with the mental and physical drain – and can perform well despite the challenges. Noncommissioned officers mentor younger troops while pushing them to their limits. (U.S. Air Force photos/Justin Connaher)
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