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U.S. ARMY CIVIL AFFAIRS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL OPERATIONS COMMAND

Fort Bragg, North Carolina

Why I serve: Sgt. 1st Class Joselyn Pagan Martinez

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Why I serve: Sgt. 1st Class Joselyn Pagan Martinez

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Why I serve: Sgt. 1st Class Joselyn Pagan Martinez

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CIOR team selection camp

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CIOR team selection camp

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CIOR team selection camp

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CIOR team selection camp

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Preserving cultural identities, civil affairs Soldiers train at the MET

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Preserving cultural identities, civil affairs Soldiers train at the MET

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Preserving cultural identities, civil affairs Soldiers train at the MET

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Preserving cultural identities, civil affairs Soldiers train at the MET

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Preserving cultural identities, civil affairs Soldiers train at the MET

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Preserving cultural identities, civil affairs Soldiers train at the MET

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Preserving cultural identities, civil affairs Soldiers train at the MET

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Preserving cultural identities, civil affairs Soldiers train at the MET

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Preserving cultural identities, civil affairs Soldiers train at the MET

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Command Sergeant Major George H. Conklin is the Command Sergeant Major of the 352nd Civil Affairs Command (CACOM), Ft Meade, Maryland.

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Spc. Tony Kosgei, a civil affairs specialist with C Co/418th Civil Affairs Battalion and Master Sgt. Marius Tudorache, a Civil-Military Cooperation (CIMIC) non-commissioned officer with the 1st CIMIC, Romanian Land Forces, conducted a key leader engagement with role players during Exercise Combined Resolve 18 here on May 4, 2023. Combined Resolve 18 breaks through all barriers of systems, processes, and human and linguistic boundaries allowing partners and allies to conduct operations as one team.

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Soldiers assigned to the 8th Brigade Engineer Battalion, 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, take up firing positions during Exercise Combined Resolve 18 here on May 5, 2023. Combined Resolve 18 allows exercise participants the opportunity to train alongside Allied and partner nations in a dynamic and realistic training environment provided by the Joint Multinational Readiness Center.

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1st Sgt. Kevin Morgan, the senior-most noncommissioned officer of C Co/418th Civil Affairs Battalion, and Cpt. Kyle, Byron, the Higher Headquarters Commander with the 8th Brigade Engineer Battalion, 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, coordinate troop movement during Exercise Combined Resolve 18 here on May 5, 2023. Combined Resolve 18 provides opportunities for integrated, total force training with the U.S. Army, U.S. Army Reserve, and U.S. Army National Guard. The exercise demonstrates how the U.S. Army stays ready to respond to any crisis anywhere in the world.

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