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Fort A.P. Hill celebrated the 241st Army Birthday with a 5K/10K walk/run. The FMWR sponsored event was the first professionally timed 5K/10K the Garrison has held. Runners in a wide variety of categories won medals. Birthday cake was enjoyed by all after the race.
Opened 16 Aug 1897, memorial stones by Mrs Alexander Hay, John Darling MP, Sergeant-Major McCallum & Colonel William Peart. Young People's Hall opened 28 Feb 1925. Earlier services in old Town Hall.
“The Captain of the Salvation Army asked permission to put up temporarily in front of the old Town Hall, which they rented, the words 'Salvation Army Barracks’. Granted.” [Register 13 Apr 1886]
“the Norwood corps is going to erect a barracks at a cost of about £l,800. The services are held in the Town Hall at present, but that is inconvenient, and we want a place of our own.” [Register 26 Apr 1897]
“Norwood corps of the Salvation Army. . . For a long time the soldiers have occupied the old Town Hall on the Parade, but on account of the accommodation in all respects being inadequate, a new Citadel as it is called in Army parlance, is being built in George-street, within a stone's throw of the old barracks. . . two halls are in progress. . . also convenient rooms at the rear for the officers. . . The architect and builder is Major Saunders.” [Register 17 Aug 1897]
“Mrs. Alexander Hay was asked to set the first block. . . The next stone was laid by Mr. J. Darling, M.P. . . Sergeant Major McCallum, of the Norwood corps, and Colonel Peart, who set the other two blocks in position. The latter gentleman, who came from Melbourne to represent the commandant at the ceremony. . . The opening ceremony was followed by a tea, a torchlight procession, and a meeting in the Baptist Church.” [Chronicle 21 Aug 1897]
This patch was used by the United States Army Service Forces from 1942-1946.
Since 1946 this unit has had several other designations:
U.S. Army Technical and Administrative Services (1946-1969)
Department of the Army Staff Support (1969-current)
British Soldiers from B Company, 1st Battalion The Princess of Wales Royal Regiment, during operations in Helmand Province, Southern Afghanistan – 2011/2012
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Fellow Texas National Guardsmen attend Maj. Gen. Dawn M. Ferrell's assumption of command for the Texas Air National Guard at a ceremony held in Austin, Texas, Feb. 9, 2019. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. 1st Class Malcolm McClendon).
This is pretty much the entirety of a minifig army that I've been working on so far. (seen from the front)
Army 1st Lt. Jeffrey J. Kaylor
Died April 07, 2003 serving during Operation Iraqi Freedom
24, of Clifton, Va.; assigned to C Battery, 39th Field Artillery Battalion, Fort Stewart, Ga.; killed in action in Iraq.
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KAYLOR, JEFFREY J
1LT US ARMY
VETERAN SERVICE DATES: 10/01/2000 - 04/07/2003
DATE OF BIRTH: 10/22/1978
DATE OF DEATH: 04/07/2003
DATE OF INTERMENT: 04/23/2003
BURIED AT: SECTION 60 SITE 7871
ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
Section 60 Arlington National Cemetery - Arlington County, Virginia - Google Map - additional views
Dutch Soldiers from the elite 13th Air Mobile Infantry Battalion (Regiment Stoottroepen Prins Bernhard) which is part of the 11th Air Mobile Brigade
(not very big photos but I think still interesting)
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U.S. Army Senior Leadership Team hosts the annual Army/Navy pep rally at the Pentagon, December 9, 2016 in Arlington, VA. (Sgt. Ricky Bowden/Released)
U.S. Army Senior Leadership Team hosts the annual Army/Navy pep rally at the Pentagon, December 9, 2016 in Arlington, VA. (Sgt. Ricky Bowden/Released)
Army Ruston & Hornsby 0-6-0 shunter at Moreton on Lugg after a repaint by members of the D2578 Locomotive Group.
U.S. Army Sgt. Jon Anderson, Alpha Company, 29th Engineer Battalion, 25th Infantry Division, records information during the 25th ID Lightning Academy’s Jungle Operations Training Center (JOTC) react to contact training lane March 17, 2016, at the East Range Training Center, Hawaii. Students who attend the JOTC training course learn how to operate in a jungle environment learning skills focused on survival, communication, navigation, waterborne and patrol base operations. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Christopher Hubenthal)
Congratulations to Delaware Army National Guard's 2022 Best Warrior Competition winners Pfc Brian Kneisly and Sgt Colton Platzke at our River Road Training Site, April 8, 2022. The competition was a one-day event consisting of the ACFT, a 6-mile ruck, and weapons qualification.
The two runner-ups for Best Warrior and Best NCO are Staff Sgt James Boyer and Spc Tanee Decosta. The other competitors were Spc Judy Pudder, Spc William Esterling from the 287th Delaware's Own Army Band, and Spc Matthew Francis.
(U.S. Army National Guard photo by Spc Alyssa Lisenbe)
Soldiers in basic training at Fort Benning, Ga., line up after small arms range qualification. The range is home to a thriving red-cockaded woodpecker breeding group. U.S. Army Environmental Command photo by Neal Snyder. This photo appeared in the Fall 2007 Environmental Update.
I did this one in honor of the 13 dead and 30 wounded at Fort Hood, TX. May your souls rest in peace. May your families find peace as well.
The 2021 U.S. Army Small Arms Championships kicked off its first official match today. Match 8 is an iron sight rifle match in combat gear. Soldiers shoot 10 rounds in 90 seconds in the prone from both 400 and 300 yards. Competitors then shoot another 10 rounds in 90 seconds from the kneeling/squatting position from both 200 and 100 yards.
The Match 3 course of fire included four pistol stages, for a total of 40 rounds, from the 25-yard line. Each stage required a total of 10 rounds, but were fired in two groups of five with a magazine change in the middle. Stage One was a slow fire of 60 seconds in the standing position. Stage Two was fired in a total of 45 seconds, with five rounds shot in both the kneeling and then the prone positions. Stage Three was a timed fire of 25 seconds from the standing position. And Stage Four was a rapid fire of 15 seconds from the standing position.
The Match 5 is a pistol match consisting of four stages, for a total of 40 rounds. Stage One was a standing slow fire of 10 rounds from two 5-round magazines within 25 seconds at the 35-yard line. Stage Two was a standing slow fire of 10 rounds from two 5-round magazines within 20 seconds at the 25-yard line. Stage 3 was a standing rapid fire of 10 rounds from two 5-round magazines within 15 seconds at the 15-yard line. Stage Four was a standing rapid fire of 10 rounds from two 5-round magazines within 10 seconds at the 10-yard line.
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- U.S. Army photo by Brad Jeong and Jamie Han USAG Humphreys Public Affairs Office Interns
8 Feb 15 - Ealing, West London, England. Rugby. Ealing Trailfinders RFC Acadamy XV v Combined Services U23 XV. Win for Combined Services 34-7.
Danny Wild/USMA -- Army hosted Niagra in an NCAA Division 1 college hockey game at Tate Rink in the Holleder Center at the United States Military Academy in West Point, New York. The Black Knights won, 4-1. (Photo: Danny Wild for USMA)
HURLBURT FIELD, Fla. – Elite U.S. military volleyball players from around the world compete for dominance at Hurlburt Field’s Aderholt Fitness Center May 7-11, 2018 to determine the best of the best at the 2018 Armed Forces Volleyball Championship. Army, Navy (with Coast Guard) and Air Force teams squared off at the annual AFVC through three days of round-robin competition, to eventually crown the best men and women volleyball players in the military. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class John Benson (Released)
National Guard Soldiers compete for the 2013 Best Warrior competition in Camp Smith, N.Y., on May 16, 2013. (NYARNG photo by Spc. Harley Jelis)
The San Antonio Army Recruiting Battalion was a primary partner with San Antonio Sports in staging the San Antonio All Star High School Football Game at the AlamoDome Saturday, Jan. 5. From meeting the players and parents on Dec. 29, until the end of the Gold team’s 33-29 victory, everybody was a winner!
RALEIGH, N.C. -- More than 200 Soldiers, Airmen, staff, friends, family, honor Army Sgt. Maj. Danielle Hodges, a North Carolina National Guard leader with 34-years of military service, during a ceremony at the North Caroline National Guard Joint Force Headquarters here, April 19. Ovations, hugs, smiles and many gifts and awards from friends and peers greet Hodges. “I am so proud of you and I will miss you,” said Hodges during her farewell speech.