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Archive: July, 2016

Transportation Warrior Exercise
July 29, 2016 — “Sound logistics forms the foundation for the development of strategic flexibility and mobility. If such flexibility is to be exercised and exploited, military command must have adequate control of its logistic support.” -- RADM Henry E. Eccles, Logistics in the National Defense (1959)... MORE

Supplying the warfighter with strategic deployment capabilities.
1st Lt. Quentin Fillmore, battle captain, and Staff Sgt. Orion Barnes, automated information for movement systems non-commissioned officer in charge of the 352d Expeditionary Terminal Operations Element based in Sanford, Florida, brief the unit during Army Reserve exercise TRANS WARRIOR 2016. The exercise provides Mission Essential Task List focused training and addresses fundamental Soldier skills. The TRANSWARRIOR exercise lasted from July 9 to July 23, 2016. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by 1st Sgt. Timothy Lawn, 205th Press Camp Headquarters)

Train to Detain: 159th Military Police Battalion at Guardian Shield 2016
July 28, 2016 — CHARLESTON, S.C. – U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers with the 159th Military Police Battalion, Criminal Investigation Division, began the two-week Guardian Shield training event at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Charleston, S.C. on July 24th, 2016. Guardian Shield is a U.S. Army Reserve training exercise focused on the many different aspects of criminal investigations to include domestic violence, intervention, hostage situations, and reactions to active shooters. ... MORE

CHARLESTON, S.C.-- U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers with the 159th Military Police Battalion Criminal Investigation Command located in Terre Haute, Ind., divide into two person teams to conduct counter-surveillance operations by attempting to identify several surveillance vehicles and personnel during Guardian Shield 2016, July 26 2016. Guardian Shield is a training event, based at the Federal Law Enforcement Center in Charleston, S.C., focused on core competencies for special agents.

Warrant Officer: A competitive, valuable rank
July 28, 2016 — Warrant officers are highly specialized officers. They are self-aware and adaptive combat leaders, trainers, staff officers and advisors. Warrant officers are competent and confident warriors, innovative integrators of emerging technologies, dynamic teachers, and developers of specialized teams of Soldiers—Department of the Army Pamphlet 600-3... MORE

Army Chief Warrant Officer 3 Thomas E. Perry III, mobility officer with the 1st Sustainment Command (Theater), assists Army Sgt. 1st Class Jace V. Morman, sustainment cell noncommissioned officer with the 1st TSC, with her warrant officer packet. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Sgt. 1st Class Naurys Marte/Released)

Real World Scenarios Help Drive Learning at Cyber X-Games
July 28, 2016 — The Cyber X-Games give Soldiers the opportunity to engage potential adversaries on a virtual battlefield so they can improve the ways they protect their own military network, while also learning how they could assist civilian partners as well... MORE

Chief Warrant Officer 2 Hermes Yen (right), Western Cyber Protection Center, looks at the network with his teammates as they try and maneuver around digital obstacles set up during the Cyber X-Games training exercise in Monterey, Calif.

Army Reserve Soldiers of 456th Area Support Medical Company say goodbyes before upcoming ceremony
July 28, 2016 — Most of the crowd stood up to get a better view of the formation of Soldiers that marched up while singing loudly, repeating the cadence of the 1st sergeant. The crowd had been waiting anxiously under the hot New Hampshire sun. The crowd consisted of a U.S. Army general, congressional staff members, a U.S. Representative, a U.S. Senator, and even bagpipers. But most importantly the crowd was made up of the family members and friends of the Soldiers marching along... MORE

U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers of the 456th Area Support Medical Company (ASMC) march up to their deployment ceremony in Somersworth, N.H. on July 16, 2016 as family members and friends stand to get a better view. The 456th ASMC are preparing to deploy overseas for nine months to provide at any time up to 72 hours of emergency care and stabilization medical support. (U.S. Army photo by Capt. Charles An/released)

Army Reserve Soldier talks diet, diabetes and Hearty Chicken Chile on Indian Reservation
July 27, 2016 — LOWER BRULE, S.D. -- In the basement of the Lower Brule Tribal Administration building the smell of fresh garlic, cumin, oregano and chili powder fills the hallways as an infectious laugh mixes with sounds from chopping boards... MORE

LOWER BRULE, S.D -- U.S. Army Reserve Maj. Elizabeth Rodriguez, chief nutritionist with the 1207th U.S. Army Hospital, helps a student prepare ingredients during a healthy cooking demonstration July 20, 2016. Rodriguez conducted the class during an Innovative Readiness Training mission on the Lower Brule Indian Reservation located 61 miles southeast of Pierre, S.D. IRT allows Soldiers to use their skill set in real-world environments that positively impact communities. Rodriguez used the session to teach locals about managing their diabetes through diet and nutrition. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Spc. David Alexander)

Medical Proficiency Overseas
July 27, 2016 — The 841st Engineer Battalion, U.S. Army Reserve and 194th Engineer Brigade, Tennessee Army National Guard, medical personnel sustain life saving skills, July 23, 2016, during Operation Resolute Castle. Operation Resolute Castle is a United States Army Europe led military construction operation that includes constructing roadways and infrastructure improvements. These efforts span Eastern Europe taking place in Bulgaria, Romania, Estonia and Hungary. ... MORE

Spc Jorge A. Arcineigas, a medic with the Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 841st Engineer Battalion, U.S. Army Reserve, and Capt. Andrew Hahn, Commander of the 268th Military Police Company, 194th Engineer Brigade, Tennessee Army National Guard discuss the actions that took place during the simulated casualty exercise that was conducted between the two units at Novo Selo Training Area, Bulgaria as part of Operation Resolute Castle 16, July 23, 2016. (U.S. Army photo by Capt. Jose F. Lopez Jr., 841st Eng. Bn., United States Army Reserve)

One of our own
July 27, 2016 — Service members from the Army Reserve, Navy Reserve, active Navy, and Air National Guard came from across the nation, as far away as Virginia, Maryland, Massachusetts, Oregon, and Texas to participate in a joint services mission in Norwich, N.Y., to provide world-class care to the people of Chenango County... MORE

Tech Sgt. Lora “Lori” Olsen, a medical technician with the 174th Medical Group out of Syracuse, N.Y., leads a patient and her son from being seen by a medical provider to their next stop in optometry during Greater Chenango Cares, July 24, 2016. Greater Chenango Cares is one of the Innovative Readiness Training events which provides real-world training in a joint civil-military environment while delivering world-class medical care to the people of Chenango County, N.Y., from July 15-24.

Task Force Wolf Instructors assist Individual Movement Training during Cadet Initial Entry Training, CST16
July 27, 2016 — “He said ‘set.’ it’s your turn to move, right?” A Cadet nods... MORE

Task Force Wolf, Army Reserve instructor Staff Sgt. Tyler Martin instructs Frantz Pierre, a Cadet Initial Entry Training (CIET) candidate from Marion Military Institute in Northern Alabama, on the Individual Movement Training (IMT) lane at Christensen Range, during Cadet Summer Training (CST16), at Ft. Knox, Kentucky, July 11. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Sgt. Karen Sampson/ Released)

Army Reserve, National Guard public affairs join forces in training
July 27, 2016 — BUTLERVILLE, Ind.— U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers with the 205th Press Camp Headquarters and subordinate detachments participating in the Exercise News Day filled the Muscatatuck Urban Training Center radio station and museum July 23, 2016 for their end of the day brief. However, this briefing incorporated a special surprise... MORE

Butlerville, Ind. – Maj. Adam Weece, Exercise News Day Rotation 5 officer in charge, congratulates - Master Sgt. Brad Staggs, Atterbury-Muscatatuck public affairs noncommissioned officer in charge, for his hard work and dedication. Exercise News Day is a training exercise designed to sharpen the skills of photo and broadcast journalist during the Soldiers from the 205th Press Camp Headquarters and subordinate detachments annual training July 15-29, 2016.

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