Who is authorized to wear the Physical Fitness badge?

The Physical Fitness badge is awarded to soldiers who achieve a high level of physical fitness as determined by their performance on the Army Physical Fitness Test (APFT). To earn the badge, soldiers must score at least 90 points in each of the three events of the APFT, which consist of push-ups, sit-ups, and a two-mile run. This standard reflects a significant level of physical excellence and performance in these areas.

Therefore, the choice indicating that only those who scored 90/90/90 on the test are authorized to wear the Physical Fitness badge is correct. This scoring reinforces the Army’s emphasis on maintaining a high level of fitness among its soldiers and serves to encourage personnel to strive for excellence in their physical training regimen.

Other options do not accurately represent the requirements: simply completing the test, scoring an 80 in each event, or limiting eligibility to only officers does not align with the established criteria for earning this badge. Each of these alternatives fails to reflect the specific and rigorous standard set for the badge.