US EditionThe Box: How the U.S. Trains Its Strongest Warriors
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How the U.S. Trains Its Strongest Warriors
FEBRUARY 23, 2026 – Snow and mud cover the ground as military transport and attack vehicles idle nearby, their metal plates coated in slush from hours of movement through rough terrain. Soldiers move between them, checking equipment, adjusting gear, and scanning the tree line where training scenarios unfold before them. For thousands of U.S. personnel coming to Hohenfels, Germany, this is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to train and work with other …
The Box: How the U.S. Trains Its Strongest Warriors
Snow and mud cover the ground as military transport and attack vehicles idle nearby, their metal plates coated in slush from hours of movement through rough terrain. Soldiers move between them, checking equipment, adjusting gear, and scanning the tree line where training scenarios unfold before them. For thousands of U.S. personnel coming to Hohenfels, Germany, this is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to train and work with other NATO nations to deve…
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