The death of an Air Force officer following a physical training test has resulted in a change in the base’s physical fitness assessment schedule. 29-year-old Captain Tranay Tanner died on August 17th, less than 24 hours after suffering health complications during a physical fitness test at Eglin Air Force Base. Four days after Tanner’s death, the Eglin Fitness Assessment Cell suspended the 9am outdoor walk/run portion of the fitness assessment until October 1^st in case heat or other weather conditions were a factor. Testing on the indoor components of the physical fitness assessment – which includes push-ups and sit-ups – will remain the same.