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Official U.S. Army pGen. Ann Dunwoody, Army Material Command commander, recognized several civilians for extraordinary service during a tour of Iraq March 22, 2010. Official U.S. Army photograph by Spc. Joshua Horneck.hotograph by Spc. Joshua Horneck.
Army Reserve Soldiers took on a 4-mile ruck march carrying approximately 65 pounds worth of gear and equipment at Fort McCoy, Wis., April 28 during the 2015 Combined Theater Engineer Commands' (TEC) Best Warrior Competition hosted at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin, April 25-29. The competition was organized and hosted by the 412th and 416th TECs, and it will send winners to compete at the U.S. Army Reserve Command level. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Michel Sauret)
Company command teams across the Nebraska Army National Guard attend Operation Heartland Fury at the Camp Ashland and Mead Training Sites, Nebraska, Aug. 27, 2022. Operation Heartland Fury was an event hosted by Training Center Command, 209th Regional Training Institute, and consisted of various events and tours of training installations and equipment to show what capabilities are available to support all of Nebraska’s units. Some of the events included trench clearing with medical evacuation, leaders reaction course, the rappel tower and vehicle recovery. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Spc. Gauret Stearns)
8th Army’s Command Sergeant Major, CSM Rick Merritt, meets with 8th TSC’s Command Sergeant Major, CSM Gregory Binford, to discuss capabilities, meet with the section NCOIC, and take a tour of the LSV on November 2nd, 2015.
Soldiers with the 1050th Transportation Battalion are presented with the unit patch of the 228th Theater Tactical Signal Brigade officially recognizing the battalion as part of the brigade.
The South Carolina Army National Guard conducted a ceremony at the National Guard armory in Newberry, South Carolina, Aug. 2, officially recognizing and welcoming the 1050th Transportation Battalion to the 228th Theater Tactical Signal Brigade. The ceremony was also a change of command with Lt. Col. Brad Marlow relinquishing command to Lt. Col. Richard Zeigler III. (Photo by 1st Lt. Jessica Donnelly)
Journalists from various news organizations in Senegal and Guinea Bissau visited U.S. Africa Command, Stuttgart, Germany, Dec. 11-14, 2017. AFRICOM staff provided briefs throughout the week which culminated in an interview of Lt. Gen. James C. Vechery, Deputy to the Commander for Military Operations, U.S. Africa Command.
Looking along the Medway (from the sewage / pumping station at riverside!) toward Command House pub and resturant. Lloyds building to the left.
Colonel Matt Johnston receives the colors of the 48th Infantry Brigade Combat Team from Brig. Gen. Jason Fryman, commander of the Georgia Army National Guard, during a ceremony marking his assumption of command at the 48th IBCT headquarters in Macon, Ga. July 19, 2026. Photo by Maj. William Carraway.
On May 25, 2018, Lt. Col. R. Blake Lackey relinquished command of the 1st Battalion, 5th Infantry Regiment to Lt. Col. Sonny Rosales.
Photo by 1st Lt. Michael Zantello
Deputy Commander of the Special Force Command (SFC) Brig. Gen. Asaph Mweteise Nyakikuru in a group photo with some of the Lieutenant Colonels with family members during decorated Army Officers piping ceremony held at the SFC Headquarters in Entebbe on the 18th April 2025. Photos By PPU/Tony Rujuta.
160923-N-XN177-107 TOKYO, Japan (September 23, 2016) Representatives of the fire departments from the cities of Yokosuka, Zushi, Ayase, Yamato, and from the Commander, Navy Region Japan (CNRJ) Fire and Emergency Services give a friendship toast during the 18th annual CNRJ Fire and Emergency Services Friendship Banquet. CNRJ Fire and Emergency services mission is to support the 7th Fleet’s forward-deployed naval forces, tenant commands, and military and civilian personnel by providing emergency services, logistical support and enhancing the health, welfare and quality of life for all personnel. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Peter Burghart/Released)
Soldiers and civilians stationed at U.S. Army Garrison Vicenza received training in using Army Battle Command systems at a special training session in Decemeber. The training preps personnel to work with more than 16 battle command systems used by the Army. See The Out look newspaper at the US Army Garrison Vicenza web site at www.usag.vicenza.army.mil/sites/local/
Civilian employers of 514th Air Mobility Wing Reserve Citizen Airmen view exhibits and pose for photos during Employer Appreciation Day at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, N.J., Sept. 16, 2017. The event, which included flying in either a KC-10 Extender or a C-17 Globemaster III, was designed to show them what their employees do when they are away from their civilian jobs. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Mark C. Olsen/Released)
U.S. Army Reserve’s 8-229th Assault Helicopter Battalion and officers from the Louisville Metro Police Department support a helocast exercise for U.S. Army Cadet Command Soldiers, Fort Knox, Ky., Sept. 17, 2024. The mission aimed to strengthen the partnership between local law enforcement and U.S. Army Cadet Command. (U.S. Army photo by Kyle Crawford)
This is an unzoomed, uncropped picture of Prince Charles. We hadn't expected to be this close to him, but we got caught up in the melee of veterans & their families who had been asked to meet him and just went with the flow. He seemed genuinely interested in the veteran's stories
Le Commandant adjoint de la force, le lieutenant général. Marco Serronha, qui achève sa mission en République centrafricaine, auprès de la Mission Intégré Multidimensionnelle des Nations-Unies (MINUSCA) a reçu la médaille des Nations Unies décernée par le RSSG.
Photo : UN/MINUSCA : Leonel GROTHE
This counter had become a place to pile items that did not have a home. So, we purged a lot of the paper and found a home for misc. items. The result: A clean, organized, and functional space for important papers used daily.
U.S. Army Maj. Eddie Gonzalez relinquished command of B Troop, 4th U.S. Cavalry Regiment (Memorial) to U.S. Marine Corps Capt. John Walton in a ceremony on Brown Parade Field, Jan. 7, 2022. (U.S. Army photo by Tanja Linton)
Col. Pat Kaune relinquished command of Fort Knox Garrison to Col. CJ King during a ceremony held at Fort Knox's Waybur Theater July 26.
Vincent Grewatz, director of U.S. Army Installation Management Command -- Training, presided over the ceremony and began his remarks by reminding the crowd of the importance of quality leadership to the Army's mission.
"Leaders are key to the success of building that readiness and projecting power," Grewatz said. "The Army does not train its officers to be garrison commanders, but it does develop leaders who are caring, innovative and motivated to win. Col. Kaune is proof."
Grewatz praised Kaune and the Fort Knox Garrison team for their role in providing quality base operations services during a time of transition and reduced resources. He went on to say that further success will be built on that foundation.
"The greatest legacy of this amazing command team are the people and partnerships they've built and bequeath to their successors."Grewatz said.
Over the last two years, Kaune oversaw and led a multitude of installation efforts, to include housing improvements, the post's yearlong centennial activities and a successful demonstration of powering the post exclusively with internally-generated energy -- a first for a military installation.
Under his watch, Fort Knox was also one of just five military communities to be named a Great American Defense Community by the Association of Defense Communities. The post was one of two installations to earn an honorable mention in the 2018 Army Communities of Excellence competition as well.
Kaune thanked his team and lauded them for the Garrison's successes.
"This has been an extraordinary team and staff -- the best team I've played on," Kaune said. "Your professionalism and willingness to go to any length to take care of Soldiers' Families, [Department of the Army] civilians and retirees inspired me.
Kaune added that with the installation's capacity and capability, along with the people that comprise the greater Fort Knox community, "We are able to do anything the Army decides us to be, needs us to be or wants us to be. We are just that good."
Grewatz said solid leadership is key to getting the most out of a good team and that King was selected to do just that.
"Col. King brings extensive experience to his new position, but let me be clear, nothing he has ever done will be anything like the mission on which he is about to embark," Grewatz told the crowd, before directing a message specifically to King.
"Hold fast to your branch and technical training, CJ They will again be valuable to you … one day, … but they are not why you are here," Grewatz said. "No, you have distinguished yourself by your leadership, your integrity, your organizational and managerial skills, your flexibility and creativity. Above all, your care and compassion for our Soldiers and Families are why you are here, … [and] these are all branch immaterial."
Kaune reinforced Grewatz's sentiment during his own remarks.
"I knew that CJ was the right leader at the right time for this installation, and that the Army couldn't have selected a better officer," said Kaune. "Even after the team shared everything about the position -- he still wanted the job."
King, who comes to Fort Knox from the Pentagon where he served as manager of the Army's Colonel Officers Management Office, thanked those in attendance and conveyed his anticipation of starting his new command.
"After I was selected to command at the company level, a senior Infantry captain who I had come to respect told me, 'Remember, command at any level in this Army is a privilege, and it should be treated that way … every single day is an absolute privilege.' Thank you for the privilege to lead this extraordinary team of elite professionals.
"I look forward to both leading and working alongside members of this team in the months to come."
Kaune will be reporting for a joint assignment in the intelligence community.
Gen. Ann Dunwoody, Army Material Command commander, recognized several Soldiers for extraordinary service during a tour of Iraq March 20, 2010. Official U.S. Army photograph by Spc. Joshua Horneck.
Col. Kevin D. Admiral, 76th Colonel of the Regiment, relinquishes command to Col. Jonathan C. Byrom, 77th Colonel of the Regiment, during a change of command ceremony held July 13, 2017, on Fort Hood, Texas.
Army Reserve Soldiers took on a 4-mile ruck march carrying approximately 65 pounds worth of gear and equipment at Fort McCoy, Wis., April 28 during the 2015 Combined Theater Engineer Commands' (TEC) Best Warrior Competition hosted at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin, April 25-29. The competition was organized and hosted by the 412th and 416th TECs, and it will send winners to compete at the U.S. Army Reserve Command level. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Michel Sauret)
U.S. Army Reserve’s 8-229th Assault Helicopter Battalion and officers from the Louisville Metro Police Department support a helocast exercise for U.S. Army Cadet Command Soldiers, Fort Knox, Ky., Sept. 17, 2024. The mission aimed to strengthen the partnership between local law enforcement and U.S. Army Cadet Command. (U.S. Army photo by Kyle Crawford)