GORUCK 9/11 D.C. Tough event patch with Pentagon outline and arrow, red and blue design
GORUCK 9/11 D.C. Basic event patch with Pentagon and arrow design, red and navy colors.

Washington D.C. 9/11 (25th Anniversary) Event Weekend

$174.00
$174.00
Ticket Type: Tough Challenge
1% for Those Who Serve

We Give Back for Every Sale
As an American business with Special Forces roots, we at GORUCK are proud to donate 1% of our annual top line revenue to various non-profit partners who support those who serve — this means military, Veterans, First Responders (LEO, Fire), teachers, social workers, and communities such as military spouses.

GORUCK 9/11 D.C. Tough event patch with Pentagon outline and arrow, red and blue design

Washington D.C. 9/11 (25th Anniversary) Event Weekend

$174.00
$174.00
Man carrying an American flag walks past a group of people bending over on a grassy field in a park.

TOUGH CHALLENGE (10-12 hrs)

OUR ORIGINAL TEAM EVENT
Date: 9/12/2026 Time: 9:00 PM
Weight: 20lbs for Female / 30lbs for Male
Start Point: TBD


JOIN CHAT
Group of men carrying a stretcher and an American flag while walking on a bridge in a forested area.

BASIC CHALLENGE (4-5 hrs)

NOT TOO LIGHT, NOT TOO TOUGH
Date: 9/13/2026 Time: 2:00 PM
Weight: 20lbs for Female / 30lbs for Male
Start Point: TBD


JOIN CHAT

EVENT CADRE: CADRE IGOR

Gregg retired after faithfully serving this Great Nation for over 42 years. Those 42 years are compiled of 20 years military service, 5 years as a Department of Defense Contactor and his final seventeen years as a Government Civilian Program Manager developing capabilities to keep the Nation safe from Weapons of mass destruction. Gregg joined the Army in 1985, went to the Special Forces Qualification Course in 1988 and successfully donned his Green Beret in December of 1988 whereupon he joined 10th Special Forces Group in Germany. During Gregg’s Army career, he deployed to Desert Storm, Provide Comfort and more importantly to Operation Gothic Serpent where he earned a Silver Star for his actions on the Ground in Mogadishu Somalia on 3/4 October 1993 as part of Task force Ranger. Gregg has fully retired from the Federal Government in October of 2022. Gregg is a father of 5 wonderful adult children and the joy of his life are his two beautiful granddaughters.