For the entire month of October, the Army Reserve Sustainment and Resiliency Division is highlighting Energy Action Month. Learn how the U.S. Army Reserve uses innovative energy and water solutions at our facilities across the nation and find some easy tips you can use at home to conserve resources.

October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a campaign designed to increase readiness through improving awareness of cyber threats and incidents as well as their impact to Army missions.

Command Sgt. Maj. Andrew Lombardo, Army Reserve command sergeant major, demonstrates the Expert Soldier Badge tasks for the MK19 grenade launcher.

Army Reserve Soldiers, Civilians, and Families: I am 12 Battle Assemblies into leading this exceptional team of Soldiers and Civilians. So far, it has been quite a journey. As we continue to shape tomorrow, here are some observations and thoughts regarding the challenges we faced and my intent for the way ahead.

Today's Army Reserve covers more than 20 time zones across five continents. Our people are the most important weapon system in accomplishing the mission, ensuring units are ready and capable to deliver victory. Our Soldiers are mentally tough, with a desire to serve their country now, and lead troops into the fight of tomorrow. In an every-changing landscape of both visible and invisible threats, we stand ready to defeat our enemies, anytime, anywhere. Modernization drives our ability to support operations in the multi-domain environment. We will mobilize rapidly with the right capabilities to win the future fight. America's Army Reserve is ready now, shaping tomorrow.