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Houston 9/11 (25th Anniversary) Event Weekend – GORUCK

by David Harrison – Chief Editor

Houston Marks 25 Years As 9/11 with ‌GORUCK Tribute and Challenge

HOUSTON, TX ​- September 6, 2024 – this weekend, Houstonians will join a nationwide commemoration ‌of the 25th anniversary of the September⁣ 11th ⁣attacks with a physically and mentally demanding event hosted by GORUCK.the ⁢event, centered⁤ around a special 9/11​ Challenge, aims to honor the resilience and sacrifice demonstrated on that day and in the years since, while raising funds for the America’s Mighty Warriors‌ charity.

The GORUCK 9/11 Challenge, taking place September 7-8, 2024, is not a ⁤race, but a team-based event designed‍ to push participants beyond their perceived limits.⁣ Carrying weighted rucksacks, teams will​ navigate a ⁣course incorporating physical tasks and ⁢historical checkpoints, fostering camaraderie and ⁢a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by first responders and ⁣military personnel. This year’s Houston event is particularly notable as it marks ⁤a quarter-century since the attacks that reshaped the nation, prompting ongoing⁢ reflection​ on ‌national security, unity, and remembrance.

GORUCK, founded by former Navy SEAL Jason McCarthy, has hosted 9/11 Challenges annually⁢ since 2011, donating over $1.5 million to date⁢ to organizations supporting the military and veteran communities. The Houston event specifically benefits ‌America’s Mighty Warriors, providing programs for post-9/11 ‌warriors and their families struggling with PTSD, physical injuries, ⁣and financial⁢ hardship.

Beyond‍ the Challenge itself, GORUCK is hosting a “Tribe ‘n Training” ‍gathering, offering daily workouts‌ and bonus content for⁣ participants and ‌supporters.Details and⁢ registration ⁤information can ⁤be found on the GORUCK website: https://www.goruck.com/. The weekend serves⁢ as a powerful reminder of ‌the enduring spirit of service and the importance of supporting those who continue to defend freedom.

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