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U.S. ARMY CIVIL AFFAIRS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL OPERATIONS COMMAND

Fort Bragg, North Carolina

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Best Warrior Competitions: A Focus on Physical and Mental Strength

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Best Warrior Competitions: A Focus on Physical and Mental Strength

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Best Warrior Competitions: A Focus on Physical and Mental Strength

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443rd Civil Affairs Battalion Delivers PPE to Djibouti City

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443rd Civil Affairs Battalion Delivers PPE to Djibouti City

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443rd Civil Affairs Battalion Delivers PPE to Djibouti City

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443rd Civil Affairs Battalion Delivers PPE to Djibouti City

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443rd Civil Affairs Battalion Delivers PPE to Djibouti City

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443rd Civil Affairs Battalion Delivers PPE to Djibouti City

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443rd Civil Affairs Battalion Delivers PPE to Djibouti City

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443rd Civil Affairs Battalion Delivers PPE to Djibouti City

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413th Civil Affairs Battalion selection as 2020 ROA U.S. Army Reserve Small Unit Award

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U.S. Army Reserve Lt. Col. Hugh Douglas (Right Rear), governance and participation section chief for the 351st Civil Affairs Command, Functional Specialty Team (FxSP) flies on board a Piper Navajo (PA-31) aircraft, traveling from Cold Bay to Dutch Harbor (Unalaska), Alaska during the Innovative Readiness Training (IRT) Civil-Military Partnership, Leaders’ Reconnaissance, July 22, 2020. IRT is a joint training concept that the Department of Defense (DOD) implemented to increase unit deployment readiness, leveraging the military contributions of U.S. Armed Forces capabilities, combined with local resources to build strong civil-military partnerships for communities in the contiguous United States and its territories.

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U.S. Army Reserve Lt. Col. Hugh Dougalas, (left), and Lt. Col. Eric Christeson (right) from the 351st Civil Affairs Command Functional Specialty Team (FxSP) conduct Key Leader Engagement (KLE) with local business professional, Mr. Dennis Robinson, during the Innovative Readiness Training Civil-Military Partnership Subject Matter Expert Assessment, Aug. 24, 2020. IRT is a joint training concept that the Department of Defense (DOD) implemented to increase unit deployment readiness, leveraging the military contributions of U.S. Armed Forces capabilities, combined with local resources to build strong civil-military partnerships for communities in the contiguous United States and its territories.

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U.S. Army Reserve Lt. Col. Hugh Dougalas, governance and participation section chief from the 351st Civil Affairs Command Functional Specialty Team (FxSP) provides a brief to Qawalangin Tribe (Q-Tribe) Tribal Council staff during the mission Innovative Readiness Training Civil-Military Partnership Subject Matter Expert Assessment, Aug. 23, 2020. IRT is a joint training concept that the Department of Defense (DOD) implemented to increase unit deployment readiness, leveraging the military contributions of U.S. Armed Forces capabilities, combined with local resources to build strong civil-military partnerships for communities in the contiguous United States and its territories.

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U.S. Army Reserve Lt. Col. Hugh Dougalas, governance and participation section chief from the 351st Civil Affairs Command Functional Specialty Team (FxSP) attends a facilities tour while discussing the language & culture of Unalaska, Alaska’s indigenous populations with the Unungan Cultural Camp Director during the mission Innovative Readiness Training Civil-Military Partnership Subject Matter Expert Assessment, Aug. 23, 2020.
IRT is a joint training concept that the Department of Defense (DOD) implemented to increase unit deployment readiness, leveraging the military contributions of U.S. Armed Forces capabilities, combined with local resources to build strong civil-military partnerships for communities in the contiguous United States and its territories.

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U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers from the 351st Civil Affairs Command Functional Specialty Team (FxSP) pose for a photo with Unalaska, Alaska community stakeholders during the Innovative Readiness Training Civil-Military Partnership Subject Matter Expert Assessment, Unalaska, Alasks, Aug. 27, 2020. IRT is a joint training concept that the Department of Defense (DOD) implemented to increase unit deployment readiness, leveraging the military contributions of U.S. Armed Forces capabilities, combined with local resources to build strong civil-military partnerships for communities in the contiguous United States and its territories.

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U.S. Army Reserve Col. Bradford “Brad” Hughes (far left), Maj. Tulsi Gabbard (2nd from right), and Lt. Col. Hugh Dougals (far right), from the 351st Civil Affairs Command Functional Specialty Team (FxSP), pose with US Congressman (AK at-large district) Don Young (2nd from left), and Alaska State Senator Josh Revak (2nd from right) while conducting leader briefs during the Innovative Readiness Training Civil-Military Partnership Subject Matter Expert Assessment, Unalaska, Alaska, Aug. 29, 2020. IRT is a joint training concept that the Department of Defense (DOD) implemented to increase unit deployment readiness, leveraging the military contributions of U.S. Armed Forces capabilities, combined with local resources to build strong civil-military partnerships for communities in the contiguous United States and its territories.

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U.S. Army Reserve Capt. Sara, public health nurse (far left), Lt. Col. Hugh Dougalas, governance and participation section chief (3rd from left), and Col. Bradford “Brad” Hughes, functional specialty team chief (far right) from the 351st Civil Affairs Command Functional Specialty Team (FxSP) stand with members of the Qawalangin Tribe (Q-Tribe) Council during an Innovative Readiness Training Civil-Military Partnership Leaders’ Reconnaissance, Unalaska, Alaska, July 24, 2020. IRT is a joint training concept that the Department of Defense (DOD) implemented to increase unit deployment readiness, leveraging the military contributions of U.S. Armed Forces capabilities, combined with local resources to build strong civil-military partnerships for communities in the contiguous United States and its territories.

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