Gunnery Sgt. Mark O’Hare, company gunnery sergeant for Headquarters and Service Battalion, U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific, performs the modified high crawl during the Training and Education Command combat fitness test road show demonstration held at Bordelon Field Sept. 8.::r::::n::TECOM is currently traveling to Marine Corps bases around the globe demonstrating the CFT. ::r::::n:: Visiting Camp Smith, MarForPac Marines gained the knowledge of what was to be expected from the CFT and the endurance it will take to complete the course. ::r::::n::“I thought it was good, but it was tough,” O’Hare said.::r::::n::O’Hare admitted the test became difficult in the final portion after the fireman carry and the ammo-can run, but attributed his drive to complete the course to intestinal fortitude.::r::::n::“You never can quit and you’re always pushing for something,” O’Hare said.::r::::n::