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William Downey, the 80th Training Command Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention Program manager, discusses with advocates affiliated with The Regional Hospital Accompaniment Response Team the services available to military members who end up as sexual assault victims during a meeting at the Glen Allen Library.

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Fort Knox, Ky. The 100th Training Division's (Operations Support)colors fly proud at the division headquarters on Fort Knox, Kentucky. (Army photo by: 1LT Alicia Carver, 100th TD)

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Louisville, Ky. The 100th Training Division's Command Sergeant Major, CSM Lombardo, poses for a photo, at The Association of the Century's Annual Awards Luncheon in Louisville, KY. Pictured with him are (left) MSG Raymundo Soto, 1st BDE (MI), 6/95th MI Regiment, 100th Division (OS), San Antonio, TX, and SSG Jordan Stubblefield (right), 1st BDE (MI), 11/100th Regiment, 100th Division (OS), Fort McCoy, WI. MSG Raymundo is the winner of the 100th Training Division's and 80th Training Command's Instructor of the Year Competition. Following his wins, he advanced to compete in USARC's and TRADOC's competitions, where he earned the title of TRADOC's Instructor of the Year. SSG Stubblefield is the winner of the 100th Training Division's and 80th Training Command's Best Warrior (NCO Div), Competition. He advanced to the USARC level, where he finished 5th place overall. Congratulations to both of these outstanding Soldiers!! Train em' Tough! (Army photo by: 1LT Alicia Carver, 100th TD)

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Fort Knox, Ky. A student from the 100th Division's 68W10 (Army Medic) MOS-T course, Phase 3 (early 2015), assesses her patient during the Battalion Aid Station (BAS) portion of training. This phase of training simulates practical situations that Soldiers may face in a deployed environment. Soldiers are graded and mentored as they advance through the phases of this course and are returned to their units with the working knowledge and skills to serve as Army Medics for the US Army Reserve, with the ability to mobilize and serve the active duty army overseas.(Army photo by: 1LT Alicia Carver, 100th TD)

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Bitch, France. The 100th Training Division (OS) was originally activated as the 100th Infantry Division during WWII. This iconic photograph was taken after the town of Bitche, France, fell to the 100th Infantry Division, on March 16, 1945. The 100th Infantry Division, during its months of combat in Northeastern France and Western Germany, liberated or captured over 400 towns. One of these towns was Bitche, and ever since that time they have been known as the “Sons of Bitche.” (Photo and excerpt from archives maintained at the George C. Marshall Foundation)

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Sept. 19, 2015, Vine Grove, Ky. The 100th Training Division's Commanding General, Brigadier General Jason Walrath, takes a look at a WWII era weapon, owned by one of the local WWII reenactors. Members of the 100th Training Division gathered together for the Autumn Days celebration, in Vine Grove, Ky in late 2015. Soldiers passed out candy to parade-goers, as well as socialized with the local community. WWII era 100th Division reenactors foot marched along side WWII era vehicles, also operated by 100th Division members, signifying the 100th Training Division's rich history and connection to WWII. Overall it was a great event and a great opportunity to bring civilians and Soldiers together! Train em' Tough! (Army photo by: 1LT Alicia Carver, 100th TD)

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Dec. 31, 2015-Sergeant first class (SFC) Vickery-Unigarro, a current 100th Training Division Soldier, looks on as her grandfather finds out that his tour of the US Army Human Resources Command Center, is actually a ceremony in honor of his service during WWII. Sgt. (Ret.) Vickery, 95, received the World War II Victory Medal, the Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal, and the American Campaign Medal for his service in the Army Air Corps from June, 1942, to October, 1945 from Brig. Gen. James Iacocca, Adjutant General of the U.S. Army. (Army photo by: 1LT Alicia Carver, 100th TD)

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Chief Master Sgt. Boston A. Alexander, senior enlisted advisor Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute, observes as Dr. Jose Bolton, dean of Equal Opportunity and Equal Employment Opportunity, DEOMI, congratulates Maj. Gen. A.C. Roper, commander 80th Training Command, after Roper delivered the keynote address during the Equal Opportunity Advisors Reserve Component Course graduation ceremony at DEOMI, Patrick Air Force Base, Fla., Feb. 5, 2016.

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Maj. Gen. A.C. Roper delivers the keynote address during the Equal Opportunity Advisors Reserve Component Course graduation ceremony at the Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute, Patrick Air Force Base, Fla., Feb. 5, 2016.

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Maj. Gen. A.C. Roper delivers the keynote address during the Equal Opportunity Advisors Reserve Component Course graduation ceremony at the Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute, Patrick Air Force Base, Fla., Feb. 5, 2016.

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Maj. Gen. A.C. Roper, commander 80th Training Command, presents Sgt. 1st Class Katre Nicholson, Equal Opportunity Advisor, 4th Brigade, 94th Training Division, with his commander’s coin while congratulating her for graduating the Equal Opportunity Advisors Reserve Component Course. Roper presented the coin to Nicholson and three other Army Reserve Soldiers from across the 80th TC after delivering the keynote address during the graduation ceremony at the Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute Patrick Air Force Base, Fla., Feb. 5, 2016. The other three Soldiers from L-R Sgt 1st Class Richard Cobbs, 2nd Brigade 100th Training Division, Sgt 1st Class Norman Wade, 1st Brigade 102nd Training Division, and Master Sgt. Jerry Burton, Headquarters, Headquarters Company 100th Training Division.

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From left-right, Maj. Gen. A.C. Roper, commander 80th Training Command, Dr. Jose Bolton, dean of Equal Opportunity and Equal Employment Opportunity, Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute, and Chief Master Sgt. Boston A. Alexander, senior enlisted advisor DEMOI, during the Equal Opportunity Advisors Reserve Component Course graduation ceremony at DEOMI, Patrick Air Force Base, Fla., Feb. 5, 2016. Roper was the keynote speaker during the ceremony.

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Michael Bland, chief executive officer 80th Training Command, addresses 80th TC Family Readiness staff members as well as Family Readiness Support Assistants from across the command during a meeting in Richmond, Va., Jan. 28, 2016. Bland presented Maj. Gen. A.C. Roper’s vision of the family readiness mission. Roper is the commander of the 80th TC. The purpose of the meeting was to help the support assistants better understand their roles and expectations, and to make them aware of available programs designed to help Soldiers and their families.

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Command Sergeant Major Jeffrey G. Darlington

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Capt. Tanya Mayes, a military justice and admin law attorney, assigned to the 80th Training Command Office of the Staff Judge Advocate, provides legal assistance to Michael Jackson, who prefers to be called Wolf, at Hunter Holmes McGuire VA Medical Center, Richmond, Va. Staff members of the 80th TC OSJA volunteer their services once a month at the medical center helping Wounded Warriors and veterans who qualify for legal benefits. Mayes lead an effort to establish the clinic after her husband, Raymond Pacheco, a nurse at the medical center, told her that a significant number of his patients needed legal assistance.

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Lt. Col. Phyllis Carpenter, deputy 80th Training Command Staff Judge Advocate, and Sgt. 1st Class Sven Butler, paralegal 80th TC, provide legal advice the spouse of a veteran at Hunter Holmes McGuire VA Medical Center, Richmond, Va. Staff members of the 80th TC Office of the SJA volunteer their services once a month at the medical center helping Wounded Warriors and veterans who qualify for legal benefits.

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Lt. Col. Phyllis Carpenter, deputy 80th Training Command Staff Judge Advocate, provides legal advice the spouse of a veteran at Hunter Holmes McGuire VA Medical Center, Richmond, Va. Staff members of the 80th TC Office of the SJA volunteer their services once a month at the medical center helping Wounded Warriors and veterans who qualify for legal benefits.

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Carl Barnes, a former sergeant who served seven years in the Army Signal Corps, thanks Capt. Tanya Mayes, a military justice and admin law attorney, assigned to the 80th Training Command Office of the Staff Judge Advocate, for the legal assistance she provided to him at Hunter Holmes McGuire VA Medical Center, Richmond, Va. Staff members of the 80th TC OSJA volunteer their services once a month at the medical center helping Wounded Warriors and veterans who qualify for legal benefits. Mayes lead an effort to establish the clinic after her husband, Raymond Pacheco, a nurse at the medical center, told her that a significant number of his patients needed legal assistance.

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Capt. Tanya Mayes, a military justice and admin law attorney, assigned to the 80th Training Command Office of the Staff Judge Advocate, escorts Michael Jackson, who prefers to be called Wolf, to a legal clinic at Hunter Holmes McGuire VA Medical Center, Richmond, Va. Staff members of the 80th TC OSJA volunteer their services once a month at the medical center helping Wounded Warriors and veterans who qualify for legal benefits. Mayes lead an effort to establish the clinic after her husband, Raymond Pacheco, a nurse at the medical center, told her that a significant number of his patients needed legal assistance.

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Michael Jackson, who prefers to be called Wolf, says goodbye to Capt. Tanya Mayes, a military justice and admin law attorney, assigned to the 80th Training Command Office of the Staff Judge Advocate, after Mayes provided the Vietnam veteran with legal assistance at Hunter Holmes McGuire VA Medical Center, Richmond, Va. Staff members of the 80th TC OSJA volunteer their services once a month at the medical center helping Wounded Warriors and veterans who qualify for legal benefits. Mayes lead an effort to establish the clinic after her husband, Raymond Pacheco, a nurse at the medical center, told her that a significant number of his patients needed legal assistance.

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