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Archive: November, 2014

Army Reserve General presides over final wreath laying ceremony
November 26, 2014 — or the third consecutive year, Maj. Gen. David W. Puster, Commanding General of the Army Reserve’s 84th Training Command, Fort Knox, Ky., presided over a wreath laying ceremony Monday, Nov. 24, 2014 at the Zachary Taylor National Cemetery in Louisville, Ky. The ceremony held here honored our 12th President Taylor. A General Officer must ensure that each former President like Taylor receive a wreath provided by the White House at his gravesite on their anniversary of their birth... MORE

Double Eagle - 11.03.2014
November 3, 2014 — COVER STORY: As the U.S. Army Reserve takes an introspective look at possible military technician and civilian personnel reductions, leaders must also figure out how to balance the force while maintaining readiness. The front page graphic has multiple meanings to reflect the present and the future. The left side of the Double Eagle is still standing representing readiness, the right side signifies pending cuts, the shadow fading into the distance represents the uncertain future, while the lighted front and surface reflections represent the present. (Graphic illustration by Timothy L. Hale/U.S. Army Reserve)... MORE

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