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Before Sgt. Hunter Roth set off for the I Corps Best Warrior competition, his First Sergeant had two requirements for him. "First, do as best as possible to crush every other competitor," said 1st Sgt. Maurice Hendrixson of 66th Military Police Company. "Second, no quitting." This simple advice from his senior leader was taken to heart by Roth, who took his history of high achievement at 66th MP Co and demonstrated it at the highest level on Joint Base Lewis-McChord, to win I Corps Best Warrior. Roth will next compete at the U.S. Forces Command (FORSCOM) level, which will give him a chance to become the U.S. Army NCO of the Year.
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