The CG Payday Golf Scramble was held at Stryker Golf Course, March 4. Photo by Hope Myers/Paraglide

Chris Emmons, pitcher for Out of Control, tosses the ball to a batter during the 2016 Coed Softball Championship game at Pope Field, Nov. 21.

Soldiers gather to listen to Brig. Gen. James T. Iacocca, the Adjutant General of the Army, during a TAG Town Hall meeting at the Main Post Theater, Jan. 25.

Steven Clark, an Army veteran and contractor at Simmons Army Airfifeld, skates, July 8, at Fort Bragg. A native of California, Clark said he has been skating for more than 40 years.

Paratroopers with 112th Signal Battalion, 528th Special Operations Sustainment Brigade (Airborne) (528th SBSO (A)), load onto a U.S. Army C-27 Spartan, during airborne operations at Fort Bragg, N.C., Nov. 25, 2015. 528th SBSO (A) is conducting airborne operations in order to maintain proficiency in this mission critical task. (photo by Sgt. 1st Class Sean A. Foley) (Released)

Paratroopers at 82nd Airborne Sustainment Brigade, Fort Bragg, N.C., help a Camp Confidence youth member strap on a parachute, July 9, 2015.

Fort Bragg Soldiers and Family members in the process of transitioning out of the

Army gathered at the Iron Mike Conference Center for a Job Fair, April 28, for a two day

event aimed at assisting participants meet potential employers. The event was

deemed a success by organizers.

The Fort Bragg Fair, Tuesday. The fair is an annual event and is open until May 14. For more photos from this upcoming weekend at the fair, see next week’s Paraglide.

Sonne Sonkesak, an associate of Hemisphere Beverages, left, hands out a drink during a health fair, July 14, at Fort Bragg. Patrons learn the value of good beverage and food choices during the fair.

Spc. Jarvis Brummitt, 3rd Military Information Support Battalion (Airborne), donates apheresis plasma to be freeze dried for use on the battlefield at the Fort Bragg Blood Donor Center, Aug. 18.

Airborne Soldiers conduct training at Fort Bragg, Sept. 1. The training, which builds proficiency and esprit de corps, enables paratroopers to their emphasize readiness

and basic Soldier skills.

Lt. Gen. Charles T. Cleveland (right), commanding general, USASOC, and Maj. Gen. Darsie D. Rogers, commanding general, 1st Special Forces Command (Airborne) (Provisional), unveil the Task Force Viking memorial stone during a ceremony at USASOC’s Memorial Plaza, June 30, 2015.

Friday night at the Fort Bragg Fair found hundreds of people enjoying the warm weather, rides, and entertainment. The fair, an annual event at the Fort Bragg Fairgrounds, continues until May 15. It is open to the general public and the entrance fee includes unlimited access to the rides.

Paratroopers and senior leaders from 1st Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division gathered to celebrate Thanksgiving over a holiday meal at the 1st BCT Devils Den dining facility.

The 82nd Airborne Division Color Guard and Band participate in the Veterans Day parade held in Downtown Fayetteville, North Carolina, Saturday. Military units from Fort Bragg were among the more than 100 groups that marched down Hay street.

Will Garrett, 6, shows off his T-position during a lesson at the Cleland Ice rink May 16.

The USO celebrated its 75th anniversary, Feb. 4. At the Fort Bragg center,

staff, servicemembers, volunteers and guests celebrated with cake, lunch and

giveaways.

Runners from Air Force Units across Bragg participate in the last hour of the 24 hour challenge, a run/walk lasting 24 hours, March 26-27. Runners logged close to 2000 miles during the challenge, meant as a memorial run for their fallen and injured comrades.

Toys and games are set up for children during the

Armed Services YMCA Trunk or Treat event

at the Smith Lake Recreation

Area, Saturday.

Airborne Artillerymen assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division Artillery ram the 155MM projectile into their M777A2 howitzer during an emergency fire mission, also known as a hip shoot during a Division Artillery Readiness Test on Fort Bragg N.C., March 2, 2016. The DART tests the battery in support of Global Response Battalion 1 on the their ability to conduct standard and non-standard fire missions such as the out of traverse, and emergency fire missions both day at night under stressful situations to ensure they can support any mission for GRB-1 within 18 hours of notification. (82nd ABN DIVARTY PAO, Capt. Joe Bush/ Released)

Arturo Teck takes a shot on goal during an indoor soccer game at Rtiz-Epps Physical Fitness Center, Sunday.

ACS celebrates 50 years

Gary Porter and Carolina Crusher made a special appearance at the Fort Bragg Mini Mall April 16, for a meet and greet. Porter talked monster trucks and took photos with Fort Bragg Soldiers and Family members.

Trenton Colvy, 6, left, and Talon Yeager, 7, joust during the Fort Bragg Renaissance Faire, Sept. 12, at the Smith Lake Recreation Area.

The CCC statue at the Harry F. Byrd, Sr. Visitor Center in Shenandoah National Park.

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From left to right, Command Sgt. Maj. John Etter, Sgt. 1st Class Christopher Whitehurst, Chief Warrant Officer 3 Edgar Walle, and Col. Jayson Gilberti, show off the Superior Dining Facility of the Quarter award for the 1st Quarter of fiscal year 2016. It is the 2nd consecutive time that this dining facility wins this award.

"Sabina Gamas" 89 "tosses the softball while competing in the Mid-Carolina Senior G" "April 6" "at Fort Bragg. The games promote wellness for seniors ages 50 an" "tosses the softball while competing in the Mid-Carolina Senior Games" "at Fort Bragg. The games promote wellness for seniors ages 50 and above."

Volunteers enjoy a barbecue meal at McKellar’s Lodge during the Volunteer Picnic, Thursday. The picnic included entertainment, a bounce house, trackless train and door prizes. Last year, Fort Bragg volunteers saved the installation $17,473,478.40 through 723,240 hours of volunteer work.

Cathy Mansfield (sitting), Fort Bragg Volunteer Services coordinater, discusses an upcoming redeployment event with Volunteer Services staff, Sept. 3. Mansfield was the winner of the Installation Management Command Individual Award of Excellence for Army Community Service.

The 2nd Battalion, 325th Airborne Infantry Regiment “Falcons” basketball team extended their winning streak to 13-0, as they topped 3rd Battalion, 27th Field Artillery, 37-32, Tuesday at Hosking Physical Fitness Center.

The Directorate of Emergency Services graduated 28 Soldiers from the Fort Bragg Installation Access Control Point Operations Course

AH-64D apaches stage at the forward rearming and refueling point during an aerial gunnery exercise, at Fort A.P. Hill, Va., Oct. 26. (U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Hosannah Vickery)

Soldiers from across the nation competed in an obstacle course at the Little Nasty NIC

during the 2015 U.S. Army Reserve Best Warrior Competition at Fort Bragg, May 6. This year’s Best Warrior competition will determine the top noncommissioned officer and junior enlisted Soldier who will represent the Army Reserve in the Department of the Army Best Warrior competition later this year at Fort Lee, Va.

The Golden Knights host Camp Confidence, a Cary Police youth outreach program during a visit to Fort Bragg July 20 2016

Sierra Mullin, 15, demonstrates a butterfly dance during Fort Bragg's Native American Indian Heritage Month observance, Nov. 29, at Fort Bragg. The observance, held each November, recognizes the contributions of Native Americans to the military and to the nation.