The One-Rope Bridge is a timed Raider event that tests a team's speed, coordination, and knot-tying skills. In this event, cadets construct a single rope bridge—usually across a simulated water obstacle—using a fixed rope and specific knots. Each team member must then safely cross the rope using a harness or rappel technique, one at a time, without falling or touching the ground beneath the rope. Success in this event requires strong teamwork, precise execution, and a deep understanding of rope systems and safety procedures. It's a favorite among cadets for its mix of physical challenge and technical skill. 

-Physical Team Test (PTT): A high-intensity, team-based obstacle course that includes activities like tire flips, litter carries, low crawls, and other physical challenges. This event tests overall strength, speed, and teamwork.

-5K Team Run: A cross-country run where the entire team must start, run, and finish together. It's a true test of endurance, pacing, and unity under physical stress.

-Rope-Climb or Wall Obstacle: Cadets scale a rope or wall, testing upper body strength, coordination, and determination. Often part of an obstacle course.

-Rucksack March (or 10K Road March): Cadets complete a long-distance march carrying weighted rucksacks (typically 25–35 lbs). This event challenges mental toughness, endurance, and team pacing.