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RED Friday – Captain Warren A. Frank

All Highlands Backblasts

August 3rd, 2018 By Alcatraz

As a PAX of 16 gathered in the damp gloom red shirts abounded except for @Chowder who sported the red shorts and it was rumored @Glock was wearing red underwear.  YHC can neither confirm or deny the color of anyone’s undergarments.  #NotThatKindOfMensGroup  With disclaimer given a mosey began to…

WARMARAMA:

The PAX gathered up for instructions.  With the high temperature of 94 degrees in Kabul, Afghanistan, 100lbs of gear and extremely deadly operations, the PAX will never be able to simulate the intensity needed by our country’s finest.  However, we can Remember Everyone Deployed as we pray for them consistently.  Ask, seek, knock from Matthew 7:8 is better translated keep on asking, keep on seeking and keep on knocking.  Therefore, the PAX was challenged to remember in prayer during the workout and at other times those who serve our country by sending up a simple prayer in the moment.

THE THANG:

This workout was found online in honor of Captain Warren A. Frank.  YHC adapted it for our AO with…

The PAX completed 3 rounds and allowed the PAX to come back together after each round with a slow mosey around the small track.  The goal was to perform the slow mosey in step with each other.  Clearly the PAX needs practice on that.

Forward and backward sprints were added between the basketball goals and a slow mosey march in cadence began back to …

MARY:

COT and BOM!

  1. Great work today by the PAX!  Hopefully we moved more than just our bodies but we also moved heaven on behalf of service men and women and their families.
  2. Thankful to have our Skywalker brothers in attendance today!
  3. When you smoke everyone like @Glock did today, you can wear any color you want.
  4. Convergence launch of F3 Afton tomorrow at 7a.  There will be no Mallard Creek Park workout.

Here is a summary for Captain Frank…

Captain Warren A. Frank, 26, of Cincinnati, Ohio, died November 25, 2008 while supporting combat operations in Ninewa province, Iraq. While participating in a food distribution mission north of Baghdad, his team came under small arms fire by an attacker in an Iraqi soldier’s uniform. It was not known if the outfit was a disguise or if the Marine was slain by an Iraqi soldier. Also killed in the attack was another U.S. soldier. Several service members were injured.

“Our son wanted nothing more than to make a difference in our world,” said Frank’s father, Warren R. Frank, in a statement sent to the media. “He was not a movie version soldier, but a man who looked forward to loving his children.”

Frank grew up in Anderson Township. He is survived by his wife, Allison, and daughters Sophia Lynn and Isabella Grace. He also leaves behind his father, his mother, Rebecca, and his sister Sara. Frank is a 2000 graduate of Turpin High School and a 2004 graduate of the Citadel.

Always an honor to lead the PAX!


4 Comments on “RED Friday – Captain Warren A. Frank”

  1. A very powerful lead today, @Alcatraz. I definitely believe we all were pushing our fitness with a purpose this morning.

  2. Thx for the message and your leadership this morning, Alcatraz.

  3. Thanks for Q’ing this morning and incorporating a great message into our beatdown to honor this fallen soldier. The only part we struggled with (other than @Glock’s lack of visible red) was the running in step part. That needs a LOT of work.

  4. Very purposeful beat down this am. Thanks @Alcatraz!

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