This is when we first arrived at the camp. I had not been there for at least five years, maybe even longer than that, and so all the changes that have been made were a surprise for me. Here Mr. Jones, Neo and Sir William are wrighting out the virses that you are told to memorize ahead of time.
This is right after our initiation, and our first time in our cabin. I am at the end by the tv, on the left. we dumped all of our stuff into these huge trash bags, they were biger than any I have ever seen before, and I had so much stuff I vould barely lift it off the ground ;) ok ok ok, I admit I had at least three times more things than any one there.
once we had unpacked they were quick to get marching together, teaching the basic marching turns and orders and that sort of thing.
the obstacle course was pretty good, this photo here being the very start of it, and we did this many times, starting right after dinner on friday night. some of the obstacles are ment to be done solo, others you have to do together, none of it very hard, but it does get the blood moving, thats for sure. ther was the over and under...
...the over the wall...
...hit the bell...
and draging each other, just to name a few.
and of course, no set of excersizes would be complete withought running, which was my MOST FAVORITE THING IN THE ENTIRE WEEK!!!( if you believe that, i've got a bridge to sell you...) 
Training exercises were the best. Notice our impressive fire power that they trained us with.
This was the civil war, with us in the forts keeping off the attackers. can you see me?
This was D-day, one of the most intense of all of them, but not very long.
One of the numerous wounds on the field.
