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U.S. Army Retired, Current Federal Law Enforcement
Phoenix, AZ
"The most expensive thing you can lose is your integrity." AND "The sexiest thing a woman can wear is her confidence."
Kristie Levy retired as a Master Sergeant from the U.S. Army with 25 years of service and combat deployments to Afghanistan, Iraq and Bosnia. She loves exploring the world near and far with her best friend and husband, Adam and their children. She enjoys new challenges and pushing her limits. In July 2019 she decided she wanted to run a 100K Ultra-Marathon in May 2020. She and her running partner Chrissie, trained through the brutal Phoenix summer - often getting up and running by 3:00AM to beat the sun. Cooler winter temps allowed for later starts, but the training runs were getting much longer. And then.... COVID.... The world stopped and everything was cancelled - including Kristie's race, but Kristie's friends refused to let all her training and hard work go unfulfilled. Kristie's friends identified 62 miles of the General Crook Trail in northern Arizona. Along this 62 mile stretch of often forgotten and unmarked trail, a group of Kristie's friends set up aid stations every 5-7 miles. These amazing friends made funny posters and played music and danced when she came into view. They refilled her water, fed her ramen and gummy worms, and changed her socks and shoes. Other friends drove up from Phoenix just to run 5-10 miles with Kristie. Chrissie (a veteran ultra runner herself) ran alongside Kristie - sometimes singing the worst random songs, sometimes playing word games to pass the time. And there was a lot of time to pass. 19.5 hours and 100 kilometers later Kristie and Chrissie reached the finish line. Kristie believes moments like that whole day of friends showing up for you are the reason pushing personal limits is possible. Kristie is returning to the Rebelle for the second time, again as the driver, this time in the 4x4 division.
2020
2020 3rd place X-cross, stage winner, electric division
U.S. Army, Technician
Dallas, TX
“There is no right time, there is just time and what you choose to do with it”
Rachael Ridenour is a 32 year U.S. Army Veteran with combat deployments to Afghanistan and Iraq. She is a passionate adventurer and humanitarian who has driven the Khyber Pass, run a 5k in the Pyramids of Giza, and snorkeled the Great Barrier Reef. She is the founder and CEO of Record The Journey, a non-profit organization that provides outdoor photography adventures and training to military veterans and their families in order to help with transition. Rachael is returning to the Rebelle for the sixth time, making her one of a small group that has competed every year. She has competed as both a driver and navigator, and in both the cross over class and in the 4x4 class. During her 32 year military career in the United States Army she… · Routinely jumped out of perfectly good military aircraft while serving as the Operations Sergeant Major in several Airborne Army Reserve units· Inoculated sheep, built schools and trained teachers during combat deployments in Afghanistan and Iraq· Competed in full contact Tae Kwon Do, earning a National championship, two World championships, and Army female athlete of the year before going on to coach the Army Tae Kwon Do Team· Was one of 38 military police hand-selected to conduct ceremonies with the 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment, The Old Guard in Arlington National Cemetery.· Was the third women in the Army to serve as a Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery
2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020
2018 4x4 TM 103 Driver 6th Place, Team Spirit Award; 2019 X-Class TM 207 Navigator 2nd place, Team Spirit Award; 2020 X-Class TM 207 Navigator 3rd Place (Electric), stage winner
Atropia - 2020 Jeep JLU Rubicon
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