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404th Civil Affairs Battalion jumps into Puerto Rico
May 9, 2025 — The 404th Civil Affairs Battalion (CA BN) under the 352nd Civil Affairs Command (CACOM) conducted an airborne insertion into a Camp Santiago drop zone and immediately transitioned to training on their mission essential tasks, including Develop a Civil Network Engagement Plan and Leverage Partner Capabilities on Apr. 10, 2025... MORE

Fort Buchanan deploys Army Reserve Civil Affairs troops to SOUTHCOM AOR
April 11, 2025 — Fort Buchanan, the U.S. Army's home in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean, recently mobilized dozens of Soldiers assigned to Delta Company, 402nd Civil Affairs Battalion, Army Reserve, who will conduct missions in several Latin American countries... MORE

Civil affairs Soldiers exchange expertise, experiences during Salaknib 2025
April 1, 2025 — U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers with the 364th Civil Affairs Brigade, 351st Civil Affairs Command, conducted a Subject Matter Expert Exchange (SMEE) focused on Civil-Military Operations (CMO) in collaboration with their counterparts from the Philippine Army’s 11th Civil-Military Operations Battalion during Salaknib 2025 at Fort Magsaysay, Philippines, March 25, 2025... MORE

Twice the citizen, twice the Soldier: Civil affairs veteran brings expertise to 352nd CACOM
February 13, 2025 — There are few Soldiers still serving in the Army who can say they deployed to Baghdad during the initial 2003 invasion of Iraq. There are even fewer who can say they administered an IV to a bear while there. There is one such person – Lt. Col. Christopher Lynge... MORE

1st Lt. Christopher Lynge stands outside Saddam International Airport in Iraq during his 2003 deployment as part of the 352nd CACOM’s public health team. Having served in the Army since 1989, Lynge has returned to the 352nd CACOM to assist them with an upcoming deployment. (Courtesy photo by US Army Lt. Col. Christopher Lynge).

U.S. Army civil affairs Soldiers join Lithuanian Armed Forces in Confidence 2024 exercise
January 2, 2025 — U.S. Army Civil Affairs Soldiers from Charlie Company, 443rd Civil Affairs Battalion, V Corps, in support of Task Force Pegasus, along with over 200 Lithuanian and NATO troops, participated in Confidence 2024, the largest civil-military non-kinetic exercise held by the Lithuanian Armed Forces in Western Lithuania from Dec. 6 to 13, 2024... MORE

Civil affairs Soldiers volunteer, donate to assist storm survivors
November 18, 2024 — U.S. Army Maj. Elizabeth Fish is a double vet. She is a veterinarian who is also a seven-year veteran of the Army Reserve, including a deployment to Afghanistan, where she was wounded by an improvised explosive device. She is presently assigned to the 353rd Civil Affairs Command, which is an Army unit principally comprised of senior Soldiers and officers with particular expertise in a broad range of skills in civil-military matters... MORE

Why I Serve: Changes to Life
November 5, 2024 — Spc. Andrew Ritter, a 25B Information Technology Specialist with the 360th Civil Affairs Brigade, started his service in the Army as a 11C, an Indirect Fire Infantryman and now as an Army Reserve Soldier. He embodies a unique narrative of military service. His journey, initiated by a pragmatic necessity, has evolved into a testament to the transformative power of military experience... MORE

Why I Serve: Pick Your Adventure
November 5, 2024 — Although fall has arrived, a dense heat hangs in the South Carolina air. Sparse sunlight filters through drifting clouds and tree canopies, casting soft shadows on the group of soldiers that are gathered at a range near Fort Jackson, as they prepare to qualify with M17 pistols... MORE

Civil affairs officer wins MacArthur Leadership Award
August 16, 2024 — One of the U.S. Army’s most prestigious leadership awards for junior officers was bestowed upon an officer from the 353rd Civil Affairs Command last month. Capt. Luke Neal, a Civil Affairs officer living in New York, and an 11-year civilian employee of the Federal Reserve System, received the General Douglas MacArthur Leadership Award on July 11, 2024, in recognition of the partnerships he forged between the U.S. Army and various other entities... MORE

U.S. Army, Marine civil affairs boosts education in Peru during Resolute Sentinel 2024
July 17, 2024 — Exercise Resolute Sentinel 2024, a joint military exercise involving the U.S. and partner nations, aims to improve readiness and strengthen bonds through a series of humanitarian and civic assistance activities. This year's mission has taken on an added layer of importance as U.S. Army, Marine and Peruvian Air Force teams came together to focus on supporting local communities in Peru. ... MORE

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