Eagles, it’s our turn to honor the rebellious spirit of our Founding Fathers by taking on the 1776 Gauntlet. The 1776 Gauntlet is a total of 1,776 reps that will push you to the limit and remind you of the grit that built this great nation.

Memorial Day is when we remember and honor the more than 1.3 million U.S. military personnel who have died while serving in the Armed Forces. Here are a few of the service members Team RWB staff are dedicating their miles to this year.

The Allied troops faced many obstacles when they stormed the beaches of Normandy, but they tackled them head on. Their bravery marked the beginning of the end of World War II in Europe.

The Old Glory Relay reminds us, every day, that life is a team sport — and Team RWB wants to go far.

The Eagle Up Ultra, unofficially the world’s largest 24-hour ultra event, returns on 3 June, and Team Red, White & Blue (Team RWB) is grateful to once again be a beneficiary of the race.

Jeff Burton, an Army National Guard veteran, recently took on the 4x4x48 challenge to raise funds for Team RWB.

Bryana Allen, Team RWB’s Associate Director of Content and Channel Strategy, is a proud military brat from a family rooted in military service. Her mother, father, and stepparents have collectively served over 100 years and her extended family has connections to the military going back to WWI. 

Admiral Michelle J. Howard is a trailblazer. She holds many “firsts” in United States Navy and Armed Forces history.

Monthly Missions give Eagle Nation one goal, one purpose, one mission to accomplish as a team. Every month, Team RWB will rally across America to tackle their mission at in-person events throughout the nation.

Ever wonder what it’s like to participate in the Old Glory Relay? Kris Lord gives you a peek.

Team RWB members knocked this year’s Taji 100 mission right out of the park! Eagles took part solo or in groups; with families and canine companions; from Florida beaches all the way up to snowy Alaska. And that monumental effort shows.

Guy Eugene has been on a mission to take part in the Bataan Memorial Death March at the White Sands Missile Range ever since learning of this epic event from his fellow Team RWB chapter members. And this year, he finally gets to complete this mission.

Toni Love-Walker has a zest for life that drives her to accomplish great things, no matter how difficult. This year, she completed the Taji 100 in just 24 hours! Here’s her story.

On June 8, 2015, Teresa Vincent began a daily running streak. She's an Air Force and Navy veteran who was told she'd be bedridden at 40. She's run for over 2,800 consecutive days and loves the support she gets from her Team RWB running group.

In 2004, six years before the first Taji 100, a young second lieutenant stationed in Camp Taji was already challenging himself by running to stay in shape. That second lieutenant was Team RWB's Deputy Director, John Pinter. Twenty years later, he shares how his experience at Camp Taji motivates him to lace up his running shoes and participate in this year's Taji 100.

Every year, Team RWB Executive Director Mike Erwin challenges Team RWB staff to complete a Big Fitness Goal (BFG). It’s a publicly declared fitness goal that requires significant training and commitment to achieve within the calendar year. And this year, he’s challenging you to join us!

As I sit here and reflect, I’m filled with gratitude for this organization… and those who keep it moving forward.

On October 30, Dr. Helen Knowles will tackle 26.2 miles through the streets of our nation’s capital to complete the 47th Marine Corps Marathon. Crossing a marathon finish line is a significant accomplishment for any runner, but for Knowles, the event is much more than a race medal - it’s an opportunity to honor Navy veteran Mark McNabb.

September 11th is a time of reflection for many members of the military community.