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63RD READINESS DIVISION

Mountain View, California

Olin Brewster, an Army Reserve ambassador for the 63rd Regional Support Command, (center) briefs staff delegate members from Washington D.C., as Brig. Gen. Pete Bosse, director, Army Reserve Engagement Cell, U.S. Army North, looks on, March 28, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. The brief was part of a staff delegate tour of Army Reserve facilities throughout Central Texas.

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Maj. Gen. James ‘Boe’ Young, commander, 75th Training Command (center), briefs staff delegates from Washington D.C. about the role his unit plays in the Army Reserve, March 29, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Listening are staff delegates Darrell Owens (second left), legislative assistant for Senator Pat Toomey (R-PA), and James Baker (left), a senior legislative assistant.

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Staff Delegates from Washington D.C. listen intently during a brief, March 29, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. The delegates conducted a tour of Army Reserve facilities throughout Central Texas as part of a five day visit throughout the state, March 27 to April 1.

Listening from left to right, Darrell Owens (second left), legislative assistant for Senator Pat Toomey (R-PA), James Baker (left), a senior legislative assistant, Tanner Black, immigration and border control security clerk for the Judiciary Committee, Jordan Ballard, legislative assistant for U.S. Representative Bill Flores (TX-17), Brandon Batch, legislative assistant for Michael McCaul (R-TX-10) and Priscila Abraham, a legislative assistant for Congresswoman Kathleen Rice, from New York’s fourth congressional district.

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State Sen. Jerry Hill (D) (right), of the California senate, talks with Maj. Gen. Nickolas Tooliatos (left), commanding general, 63rd Regional Support Command, in Tooliatos' office at the command headquarters, March 23, Mountain View, Calif. Tooilatos talked with Hill, who represents the 13th Senate District in the California Legislature, about the role of the Army Reserve in the state of California and how they benefit the Bay Area. Hill has over 20 years of public service as an elected official. He was previously the mayor of the city of San Mateo, and also served on the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors, where he was a member of the state Assembly.

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State Sen. Jerry Hill (D) (center), of the California senate, talks with Maj. Gen. Nickolas Tooliatos (left), commanding general, 63rd Regional Support Command, and Michael Stocks (right), chief of staff, 63rd RSC, at the command headquarters, March 23, Mountain View, Calif. Tooilatos talked with Hill, who represents the 13th Senate District in the California Legislature, about the role of the Army Reserve in the state of California and how they benefit the Bay Area.
Hill has over 20 years of public service as an elected official. He was previously the mayor of the city of San Mateo, and also served on the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors where he was a member of the state Assembly.

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State Sen. Jerry Hill (D) (right), of the California senate, listens to Maj. Gen. Nickolas Tooliatos (left), commanding general, 63rd Regional Support Command, during a meeting at the command headquarters, March 23, Mountain View, Calif. Tooilatos talked with Hill, who represents the 13th Senate District in the California Legislature, about the role of the Army Reserve in the state of California and how they benefit the Bay Area. Hill has over 20 years of public service as an elected official. He was previously the mayor of the city of San Mateo, and also served on the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors where he was a member of the state Assembly.

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U.S. Army Lt. Col. Monica Womack, USARC Deputy Chief of Training and Readiness-West focuses on unit and individual readiness and assignments while briefing Rehearsal of Concept for Exercise News Day.
Exercise News Day is a first ever United States Army Reserve Command public affairs exercise designed to support the public affairs warfighter, the combatant commander, and serves to keep the public informed, and help the public maintain confidence in America's Army and its readiness to conduct operations in peacetime, conflict and war.

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U.S. Marine Corps Capt Peter C. Koerner, Joint Public Affairs Support Element, and Monica Womack, USARC Deputy Chief of Training and Readiness-West discuss Rehearsal of Concept for Exercise News Day, at Muscatatuck Urban Training Center., Camp Atterbury, Ind., Jan. 31 through Feb. 1
Exercise News Day is a first ever United States Army Reserve Command public affairs exercise designed to support the public affairs warfighter, the combatant commander, and serves to keep the public informed, and help the public maintain confidence in America's Army and its readiness to conduct operations in peacetime, conflict and war.
(U.S. Army Photo by 1SG Timothy B. Lawn/Released)

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James Balocki (center), command executive officer, Office of the Chief of Army Reserve, and Maj. Gen. Nickolas Tooliatos, commanding general, 63rd Regional Support Command, listen as Hugo Gonzales (right), director of logistics, 63rd RSC, briefs Balocki on assets owned by the 63rd RSC at Equipment Concentration Site 171, Yermo, Calif., Jan. 25. Balocki toured multiple 63rd RSC facilities dispersed across four states, Jan. 22-26. The tour was comprised of visiting Area Maintenance Support Activity, Equipment Concentration Sites and Reserve Personnel Action Centers in Texas, New Mexico, Nevada and California, as Balocki met 63rd RSC personnel to find out what needs and improvements can be made to enhance their workplaces.

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James Balocki (center), command executive officer, Office of the Chief of Army Reserve, listens, as he is welcomed to Equipment Concentration Site 171 of the 63rd Regional Support Command, Yermo, Calif., Jan. 25. Standing to his right is Maj. Gen. Nickolas Tooliatos, commanding general, 63rd Regional Support Command, who accompanied Balocki on his visit to ECS 171.

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James Balocki (center), command executive officer, Office of the Chief of Army Reserve, makes observations on vehicles at Equipment Concentration Site 171, Yermo, Calif., Jan. 25, as Maj. Gen. Nickolas Tooliatos, commanding general, 63rd Regional Support Command, looks on. ECS 171 was one of Balocki’s stops on a tour of 63rd RSC facilities in Texas, New Mexico, Nevada and California, Jan. 22-26, as Balocki met 63rd RSC personnel to find out what needs and improvements can be made to enhance their workplaces.

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The 63rd Regional Support Command Yellow Ribbon Program hosted their first event of the year at the Hilton Anatole, here, Jan. 15-17, for both pre and post deployment events.

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Maritza Ramirez, 79th Sustainment Support Command's family programs director and W.K. Jones, chief of the 63rd Regional Support Command Wellbeing Division pose for a picture at the 63rd RSC's Yellow Ribbon Event on Jan. 16, 2016, in Dallas.

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Attendees were able to ask questions and gain contact information from a variety of resources such as the Defense Brain Injury Center (pictured), Red Cross, Troops to Teachers, Navy Federal Credit Union and American Military University among others.

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Chaplain Sung Kim of the 63rd Regional Support Command teaches a resiliency class for married couples at the Yellow Ribbon event in Dallas Jan. 17, 2016.

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Chief Warrant Officer 5 Belynda Lindsey, command chief warrant officer, 63rd Regional Support Command, delivers a speech at the Tustin Army Reserve Center Groundbreaking Ceremony, Nov. 19, Tustin, Calif.

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From left to right, Mike Teilman, Army Reserve ambassador (California), Todd Gillum, president of Cox Construction, Charles Puckett, mayor of Tustin, Chief Warrant Officer 5 Belynda Lindsey, command chief warrant officer, 63rd Regional Support Command, and Lt. Col. Dennis Sugrue, deputy commander, Army Corps of Engineers, Los Angeles District, perform the traditional breaking of ground with gold shovels, during a groundbreaking ceremony, Nov. 19, Tustin, Calif., in support of the new Tustin Army Reserve Center, to be completed by 2017.

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The 79th Sustainment Support Command Honor Guard retrieves the colors at the conclusion of the Tustin Army Reserve Center Groundbreaking Ceremony, Nov. 19, Tustin, Calif.

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The 300th Army Band, 63rd Regional Support Command, performs the Army Song during the Tustin Army Reserve Center Groundbreaking Ceremony, Nov. 19, Tustin, Calif.

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Participants and instructors of the Hot Shop Heroes program work on the "Tree of Life," representing the growth of the class from the roots up, Nov. 8, 2015, at the Museum of Glass in Tacoma, Wash. The Hot Shop Heroes program teaches soldiers glass art as a way to heal from the trauma of war. (U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Sarah K. Anwar)

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