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99th READINESS DIVISION

Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, N.J.

Maj. Gen. Margaret W. Boor, commanding general of the Army Reserve’s 99th Regional Support Command, administers the Oath of Enlistment to three-dozen Army recruits outside Philadelphia’s Independence Hall June 14 to celebrate Flag Day and the Army’s 240th birthday during the 2015 Stripes and Stars Festival. The festival was hosted by the William Penn Chapter of the Association of the U.S. Army and the Philadelphia Flag Day Association. (U.S. Army photo by Maj. Peter Lupo, 99th Regional Support Command)

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Stephen Harlan, command historian for the Army Reserve’s 99th Regional Support Command, was joined by Army Reserve Soldiers Dec. 16 at the Maj. John P. Pryor Army Reserve Center on Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, N.J., to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Second World War’s Battle of the Bulge.

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U.S. President Barack Obama speaks to an audience of 3,000 service members, military families, civic leaders and elected officials Dec. 15 inside a U.S. Marine hangar on Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, N.J. The purpose of the president’s visit to JB MDL was to thank troops for their service. Also speaking at the event were Maj. Gen. Margaret W. Boor, commanding general of the Army Reserve’s 99th Regional Support Command, and Maj. Gen. Rick Martin, commanding general of the U.S. Air Force Expeditionary Center.

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From left, Master Sgt. Michael Moffit, Staff Sgt. Ann Raisor, Sgt. Darlene Gleason and Sgt. Elizabeth Cillian of the Army Reserve’s 7241st Medical Support Unit stationed in Lexington, Ky., prepare equipment for an Innovative Readiness Training mission at the 99th Regional Support Command’s medical storage and maintenance facility on Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, N.J. This facility provides a 60,000-square-foot, solar-powered, climate-controlled facility that offers the 3rd Medical Deployment Support Command storage space for medical, dental, veterinary, forward surgical and early entry hospital equipment, as well as maintenance capabilities for bio-medical equipment and X-ray, ventilator and defibrillator repair.

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U.S. Army Support Activity-Dix Color Guard Soldiers participate in the Army Reserve’s 107th birthday celebration April 23 hosted by ASA-Dix and the 99th Regional Support Command on Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, N.J.

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Service members, re-enactors and other citizens march from Philadelphia’s National Constitution Center to Independence Hall June 14 to celebrate Flag Day and the Army’s 240th birthday during the 2015 Stripes and Stars Festival. The festival was hosted by the William Penn Chapter of the Association of the U.S. Army and the Philadelphia Flag Day Association. (U.S. Army photo by Maj. Peter Lupo, 99th Regional Support Command)

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Three-dozen Army recruits take the Oath of Enlistment outside Philadelphia’s Independence Hall June 14 to celebrate Flag Day and the Army’s 240th birthday during the 2015 Stripes and Stars Festival. The festival was hosted by the William Penn Chapter of the Association of the U.S. Army and the Philadelphia Flag Day Association. (U.S. Army photo by Maj. Peter Lupo, 99th Regional Support Command)

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Students huddle around as Sgt. 1st Class Demario Q. Arnold, the senior paralegal noncommissioned officer with the 153rd Legal Operations Detachment, discusses ways students can improve upon their skillset of working in a claims office in a deployed environment during the 2015 Paralegal Warrior Training Course here July 13. Arnold is a resident of Charlotte. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Darryl L. Montgomery, 319th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment)

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Spc. Shane Brankley, a reservist with the 353rd Transportation Company and Bloomington, Minn., native, guides a fellow reservist to a staging area, July 13. The Soldiers of the 353rd TC are on their way to Camp Roberts, Calif., as part of Nationwide Move 15. The 353rd Transportation Company's westward trek will not only provide training for its Soldiers, but also practical logistics support to its sister unit, the 322nd Maintenance Company, which will be conducting its annual training in California. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Victor Ayala, 210th MPAD)

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Reservists of the 353rd Transportation Company rest and perform preventive maintenance checks and services during a stop on the 353rd's convoy operation from Buffalo, Minn., to Camp Roberts, Calif. The convoy operation began July 9 and is moving 44 Soldiers and more than 20 cargo-laden military vehicles more than 2,000 miles cross country as part of an annual training initiative known as Nationwide Move. The 353rd Transportation Company's westward trek is not only providing training for its Soldiers, but also practical logistics support to its sister unit, the 322nd Maintenance Company, which will be conducting its annual training in California. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Victor Ayala, 210th MPAD)

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Cadet Maggie Walstrom, left, takes charge of the company formation after a long day of convoy operations with the 353rd Transportation Company July 11. Walstrom is currently serving as a platoon leader during the company's convoy operation from Buffalo, Minn., to Camp Roberts, Calif. The convoy operation began July 9 and is moving 44 Soldiers and more than 20 cargo-laden military vehicles more than 2,000 miles cross-country as part of an annual training initiative known as Nationwide Move. The 353rd Transportation Company's westward trek will not only provide training for its Soldiers, but also practical logistics support to its sister unit, the 322nd Maintenance Company, which will be conducting its annual training in California. ( US Army Photo by Sgt Victor Ayala, 210th MPAD)

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Cadet Maggie Walstrom, a Buffalo, Minn., native and Soldier with the 353rd Transportation Company, is a student of law enforcement at Minnesota State University at Mankato. Walstrom is currently as platoon leader during the 353rd's convoy operation from Buffalo to Camp Roberts, Calif. The convoy operation begins July 9 and will move 44 Soldiers and nearly 20 cargo-laden military vehicles more than 2,000 miles cross-country as part of an annual training initiative known as Nationwide Move. The 353rd Transportation Company's westward trek will not only provide training for its Soldiers, but also practical logistics support to its sister unit, the 322nd Maintenance Company, which will be conducting its annual training in California. ( US Army Photo by Sgt Victor Ayala, 210th MPAD)

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Soldiers with the 353rd Transportation Company prepare a truck for movement during the company's convoy operation from Buffalo, Minn., to Camp Roberts, Calif. The convoy operation began July 9 and moved 44 Soldiers and more than 20 cargo-laden military vehicles more than 2,000 miles cross-country as part of an annual training initiative known as Nationwide Move. The 353rd Transportation Company's westward trek not only provided training for its Soldiers, but also practical logistics support to its sister unit, the 322nd Maintenance Company, which will be conducting its annual training in California. (US Army Photo by Sgt Victor Ayala, 210th MPAD)

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Staff Sgt. Ronald Brummand, both a civilian and military truck driver, inspects the security of his truck's cargo during the 353rd Transportation Company's convoy operation from Buffalo to Camp Roberts, Calif., July 9. The convoy operation began July 9 and will move 44 Soldiers and nearly 20 cargo-laden military vehicles more than 2,000 miles cross-country as part of an annual training initiative known as Nationwide Move. The 353rd Transportation Company's westward trek will not only provide training for its Soldiers, but also practical logistics support to its sister unit, the 322nd Maintenance Company, which will be conducting its annual training in California. (US Army Photo by Sgt Victor Ayala, 210th MPAD)

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Elements of the 353rd Transportation Company, 103rd ESC passes by the Bonneville Salt Flats on its way into Nevada during the company's convoy operation from Buffalo, Minn., to Camp Roberts, Calif. The convoy operation began July 9 and moved 44 Soldiers and more than 20 cargo-laden military vehicles more than 2,000 miles cross-country as part of an annual training initiative known as Nationwide Move. The 353rd Transportation Company's westward trek not only provided training for its Soldiers, but also practical logistics support to its sister unit, the 322nd Maintenance Company, which will be conducting its annual training in California. (US Army Photo by Sgt Victor Ayala, 210th MPAD)

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Sgt. 1st Class Demario Q. Arnold, the senior paralegal noncommissioned officer with the 153rd Legal Operations Detachment, helps Sgt. Sarah G. Gyhra, a paralegal with the 561st Regional Support Group, during the classroom portion of the 2015 Paralegal Warrior Training Course here July 13. Arnold is a resident of Charlotte and Gyhra is a resident of Pawnee City, Neb. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Darryl L. Montgomery, 319th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment)

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