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Archive: 2022

319th Signal Battalion conducts 'Welcome Home' ceremony
October 27, 2022 — Brig. Gen. Michael Dougherty, 335th Signal Command deputy commanding general, and Lt. Col. Stephanie Lee, 319th Signal Battalion commander, conducted a “Welcome Home” ceremony for Soldiers who had deployed to Kuwait at the California State University’s main quad, in Sacramento, California, Oct. 22, 2022... MORE

416th TEC paves way to reset mission change
October 27, 2022 — Three brigades under the 416th Theater Engineer Command are currently spearheading final reset and recovery missions to bring home equipment held at active-duty installations after deployment... MORE

Fort McCoy helps World War II Army vet celebrate 102nd birthday
October 27, 2022 — When retired Army Lt. Col. Harry Baker of Pewaukee, Wis., turned 102 years old on Oct. 9, he did so with the well wishes of many people serving at Fort McCoy... MORE

75th Innovation Command hosts change of command ceremony
October 25, 2022 — The Army Reserve’s 75th Innovation Command bade a fond farewell Oct. 23 to Maj. Christopher Allen as his tenure as commander of the Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment came to an end. Maj. Brandon Trama assumed command of the detachment... MORE

First Sgt. Leesa Petty, outgoing first sergeant, and Sgt. 1st Class Marina Carrillo, senior human resources non-commissioned officer, Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment, 75th Innovation Command, present outgoing HHD commander Maj. Christopher Allen a custom plaque as a token of the command's appreciation of Allen's three-year tenure. The wooden flag was hand-constructed by Col. Steven Waldrop, the 75th Innovation Command's G3/5/7 chief. (U.S. Army photo by Maj. Charles An, 75th Innovation Command)

U.S. Army Reserve in Puerto Rico joins USAREC in recruiting efforts
October 24, 2022 — Approximately 180 local high schools in Puerto Rico participated in a Senior Career Fair at the convention center here, Oct. 18 and 19... MORE

Reserve component Soldiers bring unique skills, gain knowledge working with active-duty counterparts
October 21, 2022 — Army Reserve and National Guard Soldiers continue to provide support for their active-duty counterparts during overseas deployment training (ODT) opportunities and aid in overall mission success... MORE

Army Reserve engineers prepare for deployment by assisting Fort McCoy
October 21, 2022 — To prepare for an upcoming deployment to the Central Command area of responsibility, Army Reserve engineers are improving the training facilities at Fort McCoy, Wis., through a set of projects, Oct. 19, 2022... MORE

Army Reserve Lieutenant Colonel talks work-life integration challenges
October 19, 2022 — The Association of the United States Army’s annual meeting, held Oct. 10-12, provided a wide range of topics including professional development, accessions, force modernization, and people first. “There is no such thing as work and life; it is a continuum,” Lt. Col. Lisa Jaster said Oct. 12 during a Warriors Corner talk at the AUSA 2022 Annual Meeting and Exposition. “It’s work-life support.” ... MORE

Army Reserve leader talks work-life support

The Army Reserve’s 85th Support Command hosts reserve component training for active-duty commanders
October 19, 2022 — “The goal for this brigade (training) is to make sure we are aligned with First Army for the next year in our operation and support of the Army at large, especially the Army Reserve,” said Brig. Gen. Richard W. Corner II, Commanding General, 85th United States Army Reserve Support Command. “We want to make sure brigade command teams understand and are able to employ the battalions that are in direct support for the upcoming fiscal year.”... MORE

Brig. Gen. Richard W. Corner, II, Commanding General, 85th United States Army Reserve Support Command, addresses staffs during the 85th USARSC’s Brigade Command Team Training at Arlington Heights, Illinois, October 15, 2022.

People First as Fort Hunter Liggett Repaired Water Main Break
October 19, 2022 — People first is a top priority of the Army Reserve. In the face of an installation-wide water emergency, the leadership and personnel at Fort Hunter Liggett, California kept the care and safety of their community at the forefront while resolving the issue and maintaining the mission. Through swift actions coupled with transparent and frequent communication, the installation ensured a supply of safe water to Soldiers, Civilian employees, tenant organizations, and Families while remaining operational... MORE

1st Sgt. Andy Neal (left) and Maj. Christopher Layton (right) help deliver water buffalos for the Fort Hunter Liggett community during water main repairs in August 2022.

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