#2 — The Perfume River
Wall Climb with Rope - each team member must navigate creek and use ropes provided to exit creek



A bit of history: The Perfume River (called Huong River in Vietnam) is a 30 km long river leading to the city of Hue, in the central Vietnamese Province of Thua Thien Hue.

#3 — Under Bar Slide
15' length X 8' high — Each team member jumps up and grabs the bar and slides down the bar feet first;



#4 — Mud Hole
Each team member crawls under the logs through the mud

#5 — Culverts
Each team member crawls through the tunnel on hands and knees



A bit of history: Funchilin Pass is a 4,000' high pass, which was held by Colonel Chesty Puller and his Marines, during the Battle of the Chosin Reservoir (known as the "Frozen Chosin" for the extreme cold) during the Korean War.

#6 — Rope Swing
Each team member runs up jumps to grab a rope and swings across the mud pit to the other side



#7 — Low Crawl Under Logs
Each team member crawls on their chest underneath Logs

#8 — Wall Climb
15' height - Each team member climbs to the top of the wall and up and over then down the other side

#9 — Log Crossing
Each team member walks the length of the log across the top of the pit to the other side without falling

#10 — Mud Hole
Over under logs, each team member crawls through the logs alternating between going over and under the logs

#11 — Rope Bridge
Each team member crosses the pit by walking across the steel cable and not falling in



A bit of history: The Battle of Bunker Hill took place on 17 June 1775 as part of the Siege of Boston, during the American Revolutionary War. It is where Colonel William Prescott is known as the officer who said, "Don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes!"

Each team member crawls through the logs alternating between going over and under the logs

Each team member grabs the bottom bar, pulls themselves up to the top bar, 8' high, then they must go over the top bar and lower themselves back down to the ground (Marines will direct maneuvering)

Each team member grabs each bar in their hands and swings from bar to bar without falling in the pit.

Each team member crawls under the logs from one end to the other

Each team member must pass over the top of each log

Each team member must pass over the top of each log - 3' high

Triple Hills (10', 15', 20') - each team member runs over the top of each hill



A bit of history: The Battle of Hamburger Hill was a battle of the Vietnam War which was fought between the United States and South Vietnam against North Vietnamese forces from May 10-20, 1969. Although the heavily fortified Hill 937 was of little strategic value, U.S. command ordered its capture by direct assault, only to abandon it soon later. The debacle caused an outrage both in the American military and public.

Water Hole (10' deep, 48' long) - each team member jumps in to the water and swims to the opposite end and exits the pit (if you can't swim you may take a penalty of 1 min and walk around)



A bit of history: The Battle of Chosin Reservoir, also known as the Chosin Reservoir Campaign or the Changjin Lake Campaign was a decisive battle in the Korean War. Shortly after the People's Republic of China entered the conflict, the People's Volunteer Army 9th Army[nb 1] infiltrated the northeastern part of North Korea and surprised the US X Corps at the Chosin Reservoir area. A brutal seventeen day battle in freezing weather soon followed. In the period between 27 November and 13 December 1950, 30,000 United Nations (UN) troops (nicknamed "The Chosin Few") under the command of Major General Edward Almond were encircled by approximately 60,000 Chinese troops under the command of Song Shi-Lun.

#21 — Trench low crawl - each team member crawls under the cammie net from one end to the other

#22 — Z trench (2 lanes of mud) - each team member runs through the trench from one end to the other and climbs the hill at the end of the trench

A bit of history: The Battle of the Pusan Perimeter, during the Korean War, was a textbook example of teamwork and its use in infantry tactics. It is still used as a case study today.

#23 — Parallel Logs
Each team member must pass over the top of each log, 5' high

#24 — Cargo Net
Each team member must climb the net to the top and over climbing back down the other side, 12' high

#25 Mud Pit
Each team member must run through the waist deep pit

A bit of history: Hellfire Valley was a strategic battle during the Korean War.

#26 — Weaver
Each team member crawls through the logs alternating between going over and under the logs without touching the ground



#27 — The Wall
Each team member must get all members over the top of the 10' wall and down the other side

#31 — Mud Hole
Each team member crawls under the logs from one end to the other

A bit of history: THE D.I. (DRILL INSTRUCTOR) is the most feared and most revered Marine in the Corps. As a matter of fact, the course was designed by DIs. His is the Marine you learn very quickly to hate, but the first one you seek out on Graduation Day to thank and introduce to your family. . . because he has brought you to the place where you finally become a Marine.

Stairway to Heaven
Each team member climbs to the top of the 15' wall, goes over and then down the other side

A bit of history: Mt. Suribachi, on Iwo Jima, is where AP photographer, Joe Rosenthal, took one of the most famous photographs of WWII. The photo of 5 Marines and a Navy Corpsman raising the U.S. flag was taken atop Mt. Suribachi on 23 February 1945.

#33 — Island Hopping
Each team must move through the water and over the Islands theentire length of the obstacle

#34 — Arm Walk
Each team member must walk the length of the obstacle on their hands without falling or touching the ground



#35 — Switch Backs
Each team member must run the length of the obstacle back and forth across the top of the hill

#36 — Sandy Run
Carry your team member 100 yards to the ...

FINISH LINE!