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Army Physical Training Corps (APTC) (291 words)
The Army School of Physical Training conducts all courses related to physcial and recreational training.
The APTC Museum is open to the public throughout the year.
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Army Physical Training Corps: Information from Answers.com (325 words)
The Army Physical Training Corps (APTC) is the British Army corps responsible for physical fitness and physical education.
The corps cap badge, which is also worn on the front of its vests, t-shirts and tracksuits, consists of crossed swords surmounted by a crown.
It is headquartered at the Army School of Physical Training (ASPT) in Aldershot, but instructors are attached to every battalion and regiment in the British Army, with the senior instructor in every unit usually being a Warrant Officer Class 2 (Quartermaster Sergeant Instructor).
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