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Archive: May, 2022

U.S. Army Civil Affairs, Bulgarian Civil-Military Cooperation train together on first aid, emergency response
May 12, 2022 — A team of U.S. Army Soldiers assigned to the 407th Civil Affairs Battalion continue to build relationships and enhance interoperability with Bulgarian Land Forces soldiers and the Bulgarian Red Cross during a first-aid and emergency response training in Lozen, Bulgaria, May 10, 2022... MORE

Army Reserve Soldier ‘strives for excellence’ in providing medical care around the globe
May 12, 2022 — “I have been to war in Iraq … but this was a different war, the enemy was COVID-19.” Lt. Col. Natalie Johnson still clearly remembers the dispirited atmosphere and how overwhelmed the health care team seemed when she joined them at Jacobi Medical Center in New York. They had been dedicating hundreds of restless hours to provide life-sustaining care to their patients... MORE

Supporting NATO in the Baltics: 510th RSG enables assurance, deterrence goals
May 12, 2022 — Starting in mid-April, Soldiers with the 510th Regional Support Group began mustering to provide base support operations in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania to support multinational training events as part of DEFENDER-Europe 22... MORE

510th RSG Soldiers are coordinating the delivery of 141 pieces of equipment to support 1-119 FA "Red Lions" training near Adazi, Latvia, as part of DEFENDER-Europe 22. Working closely with contracted drivers and FA personnel, RSG Soldiers are ensuring line haul and crane operations to offload equipment and demonstrate the U.S. military’s ability to rapidly deploy Soldiers and equipment from the U.S. to Europe in support of NATO to strengthen partnerships, build readiness and deter potential adversaries.

Dog Face Soldiers face fears during Guardian Response
May 11, 2022 — Soldiers of the 526th Engineer Construction Company based out of Fort Stewart, Georgia, faced one of the American people’s worst fears, a nuclear explosion on home soil... MORE

Working to master nuclear disaster response
May 10, 2022 — What are your plans if a 5-ton nuclear device detonates in your city? While unlikely, the U.S. Army trains to assist communities in these worst-case scenarios and enhance mission readiness during homeland emergency response exercises such as Guardian Response 22... MORE

Students study JLTV electrical systems
May 10, 2022 — Troubleshooting was the name of the game for the students in the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle Phase One course which dealt with the vehicle’s electrical systems at the 88th Readiness Division-operated Draw Yard here May 2-5, 2022. The Phase Two four-day course which covered the mechanical parts, including the engine and transmissions, will be held next week... MORE

Army Reserve unit sets sights on Defender Europe 22
May 10, 2022 — U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers with the 793rd Movement Control Team will put their training to the test during DEFENDER-Europe 22’s Army Pre-Positioned Stocks-2 (APS-2) draw in Tapa, Estonia, beginning April 20... MORE

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The family that serves together, celebrates together
May 9, 2022 — If you had it to do over again, would you? For one U.S. Army Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations Command (Airborne) Soldier and his wife it wasn’t a question, but a reality. Maj. Conner Bidwell, Chief, Administrative and Civil Law, USACAPOC(A), made the decision in 2019 to leave active duty based on what was best for their family at the time, but recently returned to full time service in 2021 as an active-guard reserve Soldier. Bidwell’s wife, Liz works for the Defense Health agency as a DoD civilian employee... MORE

910 QM Tough 'Ombres arrive at NTC
May 9, 2022 — Army Reserve Soldiers from the 910 Quartermaster Company out of Ardmore, Oklahoma, arrived at Fort Irwin, California, today for an upcoming rotation in the “box” at the National Training Center. The Tough 'Ombres are providing petroleum support to the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment out of Fort Hood, Texas... MORE

Community members join Army training to save lives
May 9, 2022 — Muscatatuck Urban Training Center in Indiana, a one-time asylum, is now an apocalyptic town and government training site consisting of destroyed buildings, flooded neighborhoods, wrecked cars and trains, and it hosts a series of simulated scenarios for Guardian Response. Guardian Response 2022 is an annual homeland emergency response exercise designed to sharpen the skills, boost capabilities and improve mission readiness of allocated U.S. Army units assigned to the Department of Defense’s Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Response Enterprise... MORE

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