Commander of Troops Maj. Gala Kingston of 3-414 Battalion, presents the troops for inspection during the Change of Command Ceremony at Joint Base Lewis-McChord on 12 Sept. 2015. Left to right, facing Kingston, are incoming commander, Lt. Col. Philip Dizon, Col. Thomas Harper, commander of 1st Brigade, 104th Training Division (LT) and outgoing commander Lt.
Maj. Michael Peterson, 4th Battalion, 414th Regiment (SROTC), 1st Brigade, 104th Training Division, (pictured second row, fifth from the left) stands with the Leadership Tri-cities program that celebrated its 25th anniversary. I want to share a little bit about myself in order to establish context for guidance I wholeheartedly recommend; it has been around awhile
As a military family you understand, better than anyone, the joys and struggles of the calling. You’ve devoted your lives to serving your country, and this decision impacts every person in your family. One of the biggest ordeals of deployment is the travel required. Military families like yours move an average of three times more
In 2009, Staff Sgt. Goodrich was sitting in college at Central Michigan University thinking about joining the Reserve Officer Training Course program when he enlisted. Instead, he attended basic combat training that summer and became a Military Policeman. He was placed with the 428th MP Company located out of Portage Mich., and mobilized with them
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