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Develop Future Master Gunners
By CSM Waylon D. Petty, Command Sergeant Major, U.S. Army Armor School Article published on: October 1, 2024 in the Armor Fall 2024 Edition Read Time: < 4 mins MONS, BELGIUM (Sept. 1, 2024) – U.S. Soldiers, assigned to 2nd Battalion, 5th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, pose for a photo on their M2A3 Bradley Fighting Vehicle during the Tanks in Town commemoration event in Mons, Belgium, Sept. 1, 2024.
Capitalize, don’t curtail: Leveraging organizational culture
By Command Sergeant Major Jesse J. Krone, Command sergeant major of 73rd Ordnance Battalion Frequently we frame cultural change in organizations as a necessary return to normalcy, discipline, and structure. A call to arms of what “right” looks like; it frequently pits new ways of thinking with long standing practices. Practices that comfort those deeply nested in organizational ways and, in some cases, may drive resistance to change.
Kani Crowder
As we observe Black History Month, a time dedicated to recognizing and applauding the contributions of African Americans, I have the privilege of shedding light on the remarkable journey of PFC Kani Crowder. PFC Crowder’s progression from a participant in the Franklin High School Army JROTC program to a member of the United States Army is not just an individual triumph but also a symbol of inspiration, particularly poignant during this month of contemplation and acknowledgment.
Phantom Warrior Command Team Grateful for every Soldier, civilian
Teammates, friends and family, As we put one busy year into the rearview mirror and look forward to another one, we are thankful to be a part of a team that works hard every day to be ready to deploy, fight, sustain and win. The successful completion of our largest training exercise at Fort Cavazos in several years, Remagen Ready 24-01, was made possible by 6,000 Soldiers committed to building readiness. In the middle of a challenging day of rafting operations, Sgt.
Native American Heritage Month
Teammates, families and friends, Every November, Native American Heritage Month gives us an opportunity to honor the contributions of our Native American Soldiers, DA civilians, family members, veterans and retirees. Native Americans have served honorably since the American Revolutionary War, and they continue to serve at the highest per capita rate of any demographic group in the United States. Thirty-three Native Americans have been awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor, including Staff Sgt.
Standing against domestic violence
Teammates, families and friends, October marks the beginning of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. This month, we want to bring awareness to our community responsibility to support victims, respond to abuse and engage in prevention efforts. We must acknowledge our commitment to raising awareness, speaking up, sharing tools and resources to prevent domestic abuse, and supporting those who have experienced it.
Honoring Gold Star families courage, sacrifice
To our Gold Star mothers and families, On this day, we pay tribute to the Gold Star mothers and families for the ultimate sacrifice their Soldiers made to protect our freedom. This is a day our nation dedicates to honoring the surviving mothers and families of fallen service members. Soldiers and their families are the strength of our Army. No Soldier serves alone, and the Army is indebted to the support that you provided to your service member.
National Hispanic Heritage Month
Teammates, families and friends, Each year during National Hispanic Heritage Month, recognized from Sept. 15 through Oct. 15, we celebrate the extraordinary achievements and legacy of the many Hispanic Americans whose contributions and sacrifices have helped shape our Army and this great nation. Hispanic American Soldiers have served in the U.S. Army with great honor, dedication and distinction since the Revolutionary War.
Suicide prevention
Teammates, families and friends, The loss of a single life to suicide is a tragedy. Suicide is a nation-wide public health issue that affects communities everywhere. Suicide is a serious problem across the Army. It is complex and multifaceted. This September, in support of Suicide Prevention Month, we call upon Soldiers and family members across the III Armored Corps to help us combat the challenge of suicide. Everyone has a role to play in preventing suicide.
Women’s Equality Day
Teammates, families and friends, The nation’s observance of Women’s Equality Day on Aug. 26 commemorates the adoption of the 19th Amendment to the Constitution, which guarantees women the right to vote. In celebrating Women’s Equality Day, the Army recognizes the significance of women’s contributions, and the value of diversity and inclusivity to our fighting force. For the III Armored Corps, we celebrate women like Sgt.
Reflecting on freedom
Teammates, families and friends, It is impossible not to think about our nation’s independence without also thinking about the United States Army which secured it. And as we mark our country’s 247th birthday, let us reflect upon the strength of those early patriots. Their spirit is carried on today in the hearts and minds of our III Armored Corps Soldiers and Department of the Army civilians.
Honoring Military childrens’ sacrifice
Teammates, family and friends, In April 1986, former Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger acknowledged the incredible commitment and sacrifice of military children in the support of our great nation. He believed that military children were a true inspiration for all to emulate. Continuing this belief, we are proud to celebrate every April as the Month of the Military Child and to honor the sacrifices they make.
Preventing sexual assault remains priority
Teammates, family, and friends, The United States Army recognized the month of April as Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month. Preventing sexual assault remains one of our highest priorities in III Armored Corps. Sexual misconduct is unacceptable and has an undeniable destructive impact on our greatest asset - our people. In the III Armored Corps, we do not tolerate harassment of any kind.
Recognizing our Gold Star Spouses
To our Gold Star Spouses, On April 5, we honor our Gold Star Spouses for their selfless service and commitment to our nation. Your loved ones made the ultimate sacrifice to defend our freedoms and national interests. As we pay tribute to you, the Gold Star Spouses, we vow to never forget your loved ones’ honorable and faithful service to this great nation.
INSIDE NPD: Saluting the veterans in the department
Being that it is Veteran’s Day it seems only appropriate that we take this time to thank and recognize our Veterans within the ranks of the Norristown Police Department. We are proud to recognize 30 members of the department that have or continue to serve our great county. There are many things that make these individuals so special.
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