A badge design with a skull in the center, the text 'GWOT 100' on a banner above, and '100 MILES' below. The badge has distressed American flag and striped patterns, and small stars around the skull.

GWOT 100

by Team RWB

FEBRUARY 01-28, 2027

WHAT IS GWOT 100?

The GWOT 100 is a hundred-mile challenge honoring those who answered the call during the Global War on Terror. 100 miles. 1 month. February: run it, ruck it, row it, bike it, swim it, or grind it out on the SkiErg, elliptical, stair climber, or Jacob's Ladder. However you move, you earn every mile.

Show up alone or join a team; this isn't reserved for GWOT Veterans alone, it's open to anyone willing to put in the work and stand with us. Sign up, take on the challenge, and carry something bigger than yourself for 100 miles. Every dollar raised goes straight into Team RWB's programs for Veterans health and wellness.

Choose Your Level:

  • Free Option: Join at no cost. You’ll receive email updates when you reach mileage milestones, GWOT stories, and access to the GWOT 100 Group in the Team RWB App. Be part of the movement and put in the work. 

  • Full Gear Package, $75: Everything in the Free Option, PLUS an awesome 2027 GWOT 100 T-shirt, the Southern Iraq medal, a decal, and a runner’s bib.

Follow for GWOT stories: 

Team RWB Instagram
Team RWB YouTube

Full Gear Package

Additional 2027 gear coming soon.

Earn Milestone Badges

Every mile you log moves a Humvee across a digital map of Southern Iraq, so you can watch your own progress creep across real ground as the miles add up. Hit a checkpoint and you unlock a badge, and every one of them is tied to a real place, a real operation, a real story.

Earn your way across the map, one mile at a time.

Some badges you'll earn without even trying. Others you'll have to work for.

FEBRUARY 01-28, 2027

ONE MISSION.

ONE MONTH.

100 MILES.

In-Person Event

Stay tuned for more information.

Logo for GWOT 100, a 24-hour endurance event called The Thunderrun featuring a skull crest with an American flag background.

100 Miles Through Southern Iraq

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