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DORAL, Fla. – James “Chuck” Walls took charge of U.S. Army Garrison-Miami today; receiving the Garrison flag from Davis D. Tindoll, Jr., Director, Installation Management Command – Sustainment in a ceremony at the Conference Center of the Americas.
In the time-honored tradition of Army units, the flag was passed from the Deputy Garrison Manager, Lawrence Kilgore, to the outgoing Garrison Manager, Andy Bird, who passed the flag on to Tindoll, who then symbolically charged Walls with the leadership of the unit.
After accepting the flag and the mantle of leadership of USAG-Miami, Walls gave it back to the Deputy Garrison Manager for safekeeping.
In his farewell remarks, Bird praised the community partners that assist so much in providing services to the Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, Marines, Coast Guardsmen and their families, while they are assigned to South Florida. He also praised the support he received from the command staff at SOUTHCOM.
Tindoll, who has been with IMCOM since 2004, said Miami had a special place as the smallest Garrison in IMCOM. He recognized that many functions performed by the Garrison are done by one-deep teams, and this presents a special challenge.
Walls comes to Miami from Ansbach, Germany, where he was the Deputy Garrison Commander. He earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Cameron University in 1975, and from 1976 to 1995 he served in the U.S. Army.
Beginning December 1996, Walls served as the garrison manager for Fort Benning, Georgia. In 1997, he earned a master’s degree in human resource management from Troy University (then Troy State University) in Alabama. He became the deputy garrison commander of Fort Benning in June 2000.
In August 2009, he became the deputy garrison commander at U.S. Army Garrison Vicenza, Italy.
Walls became assistant chief of staff, G3 (Operations and Plans), for Installation Management Command – Europe at Sembach, Germany in June 2014, before joining the Garrison team in Ansbach in 2015.
The ceremony was attended by many community partners and stakeholders, including the newly re-elected 1st Mayor of Doral, Juan C. Bermudez.
Went to the Coca-Cola 600 a while back and got a couple shots of the race and the awesome people there.
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FLAG : HONG KONG
REGISTRY : HONG KONG
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TYPE :M.BULK CARRIER [GEARED - 4 CRANE]
BUILDER :IHI MARINE UNITED. YOKOHAMA
COUNTRY :JAPAN
YD NR :3295
SHIP DESIGN :FUTURE 56
BUILT :2011
GT :31540
DWT :55768
OWNER :AN NOMIKOS TRANSWORLD MARITIME. ATHENS
IDEFIX INC. ℅ AM NOMIKOS TRANSWORLD MARITIME
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LOCATION :NEW BRIGHTON 3 SEPTEMBER 2019
These buildings housed the signalling flags used for communicating with ships off Norfolk Island. In the distance Nepean Island (left) and Phillip Island (right) can be seen.
US Flag flying outside 570 Grand Street. I should have cropped this a bit closer to the flag. Testing a new camera.
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One of a series of photographs taken of Rodney Green climbing the flag pole at City Hall in Belleville, Ontario, to free a trapped flag.
The story was published in the Intelligencer newspaper of 20 March 1968.
a scanned image, from a few years ago, well around '95. these flag poles are used by fishermen in thier boats.
taken on bait island which is home to st mary's lighthouse.