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RIP SPC Joey Riley of Grove City, Ohio
KIA 24NOV2014 #MemorialDay
RIP SSG Jason Matus #MemorialDay
RIP SSG James Matteson
RIP Shawn L English....assigned to the 577th Engineer Battalion, 1st Engineer Brigade, Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.; died Dec. 3 of injuries sustained when an improvised explosive device detonated near his Humvee during combat operations in Baghdad. #MemorialDay
RIP MSG James Decker #MemorialDay
RIP CW2 Hal Reichle and SPC Mike Daniels lost on Feb 20, 1991 in Iraq with A/1-24th Attack, 24th ID (M) #MemorialDay
RIP SGT Brandon Maggart.
July 22 1986-August 22 2010 #MemorialDay

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Dec 28, 2022
Let’s talk about People First for a min. When do we actually start putting the MH needs as important aspect for leadership. Sure, it may impact readiness numbers. Would you rather explain to the CDR about why your numbers aren’t green or explain to a /1
Soldiers family why green dots are more important than their life.

Last week we had a Soldier from Fort Hood commit suicide in his barracks room. This is just shortly after the Soldier was release from inpatient care for attempted suicide. Unfortunately, the Soldier /2
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Take a minute to think about that. You have a Soldier that has been struggling with mental health for a while. They attempt suicide by ODing. They are admitted to the hospital /3
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Jan 29, 2022
Let’s talk about taking care of Soldiers. A SFC had issues with childcare due to the pandemic and his wife has high risk pregnancy resulting in him missing work while she is hospitalized. The unit decided the best COA was to chapter the SFC with almost 18 years. /1
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Aug 15, 2021
October 7, 2001 was the beginning of The US war in Afghanistan. Here, 2,312 American Soldiers, Marines, Sailors, and Airmen would be killed in action over the course of nearly 20 years of blood, sweat and tears of almost three generations of Americans./1
While countless others were wounded by the conflict and carry scars that may never be visible. We have seen fathers and mothers deploy to only hand over the fight to their children. It will go down as the longest conflict in American history. /2
For what? Well, for 20 years we have not had a repeat of the attacks we faced on September 11th, 2001. We forced a determined enemy to stay in hiding for 20 years, waiting for our withdrawal. /3
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Imagine you are a Blackhawk crew chief deployed forward in Afghanistan. Imagine is a day like every other day, where you are sitting with your crew by your bird, playing cards when suddenly, a “broken arrow” call comes on the net.
An ODA and Afghan partner force is ambushed by the enemy and in danger of being overrun.
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You get diagnosed with #cancer while on transitional leave. You get referred to MEB, you return to your unit and your #ETS orders get revoked, your elect to continue the #MEB process IAW AR 635-200 para 1-24, you file a reques for an extension to complete MEB. 1/
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You still have Army appointments to go through next week, but you are no longer in the #Army. And the Army didn't pay you EOM either and the money's tight because your $ cushion was for 5 months. // This is why we volunteer our time to do what we do.
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