1946 WWII APFT

Found this one online and I love it.  I also have a new appreciation for my grandfather's military service during this time period.  They must have been in incredible shape.  I'd like to know what their injury rate was though.  Probably still low since most were strong farm boys already.

We kept the squat jumps and sit ups at two minutes.  I didn't want to hurt anyone on this the first time out but they all handled it pretty well and definitely enjoyed another different workout.  Gotta get them back into the gym and lifting some weight though.  Might do wall balls and/or Karen then...mooohaahaaahaaaaa...

1946 WWII APFT (modified)

Pull ups (max reps - strict)
Squat jumps (1-min, staggered feet, left heel near right toes - butt to back heel - jump - alternate feet)
Sit ups (1-min - legs straight - alternate elbow to knee)
Push ups (max reps - shoulder width - elbows back - chest to deck)
300yd shuttle run (60yd dash - back and forth five times)

My results: 7 pull ups, 33 squat jumps, 31 sit ups, 27 push ups, 1:02 run


Actual 1946 WWII APFT

Pull ups (max reps - strict)
Squat jumps (max reps - continuous)
Push ups (max reps - continuous)
Sit ups (2-min - legs straight, alternate elbow to opposite knee)
300yd shuttle run (60yd dash back and forth five times)

Max scores: 20 pull ups, 75 squat jumps, 54 push ups, 79 2-min sit ups, 300yd dash :44 seconds