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Fort Hood families can expect new and renovated homes over the next five years as leaders on the base and its private management company use $420 million of federal aid to improve family housing. Leaders on post held a ceremony Thursday celebrating receiving the money and beginning the demolition of some old homes. Representatives with LendLease Inc., which manages family housing on post, and senior Army officials spoke to a crowd of around 50 before watching some old houses get demolished by heavy construction vehicles. III Corps and Fort Hood commander Lt. Gen. Pat White spoke during the ce...

Army STARRS New Soldier Study (NSS): The First Days of Service The New Soldier Study (NSS) is one of five main parts of the Army Study to Assess Risk and Resilience in Servicemembers (Army STARRS). Data from the NSS component help the research team learn more about the men and women who chose to enter the military as they begin their Army careers. To capture this information, soldiers were asked, in their first hours of initial entry training, to consider volunteering for Army STARRS. Data collection took place at three training installations and began in February 2011. By the time the data ...

7 FORT LEE, Va. – The initial entry Soldier who became an automated logistics specialist here 23 years ago is back – this time as the garrison’s top enlisted leader. Command Sgt. Maj. Tamisha A. Love was officially welcomed to the Fort Lee command team at an April 23 change of responsibility ceremony in the Lee Club. Col. Karin L. Watson, garrison commander, presided over the formalities that included reclaiming the installation colors from outgoing CSM James D. House and passing them to his successor. The senior mission commander at Fort Lee, Maj. Gen. Rodney D. Fogg, a...

8 CAMP ZAMA, JAPAN (APRIL 16, 2021) - U.S. Army Garrison Japan hosted a retirement ceremony April 16 to bid farewell to outgoing Deputy Garrison Commander J. Steve Niederriter and his wife, Janet. USAG Japan Commander Col. Thomas R. Matelski, the ceremony’s presiding officer, presented Mr. Niederriter with a Superior Civilian Service Medal, retirement certificates from Installation Management Command – Pacific and USAG Japan, and a retirement pin. USAG Japan Command Sgt. Major Justin Turner also presented Niederriter with a coin, and Matelski presented Janet with the Pub...

An infantryman who has served two tours in Iraq and four in Afghanistan received a new challenge Friday afternoon. Command Sgt. Maj. James Brasher became the command sergeant major for the Installation Management Command Directorate-Sustainment. He succeeded Command Sgt. Maj. Jeffrey Adams in a change of responsibility ceremony in Bob Jones Auditorium. “It’s always humbling to take on new responsibilities,” Brasher said. “And I appreciate the opportunity to continue to serve Soldiers, families and civilians that call our installations home.” Davis Tindoll, director of...