Army 10-Miler

The 10-mile road race is the third largest in the world and is the Army’s premier running event. The race course begins and ends at the Pentagon and runs through the nation’s capitol. Military and civilian runners come from across the world to take part in this annual tradition. The Army Ten-Miler is produced by the United States Army Military District of Washington and all proceeds go to the Army’s Morale, Welfare and Recreation fund.

To get you pumped and to keep you running "Army Strong", there are bands every two miles along the course. You will run to the sounds of The U.S. Army Band (TUSAB) at miles 2 and 4. When you hit mile 6 you will hear the ever popular local high school Paul VI band. At mile 8 we have a special guest, local, country recording artist the Sandy Point Band.