April 06, 2021
U.S. Army Col. Gregory Gadson, a decorated commander wounded in battle, stands as example of resilience
When the roadside bomb exploded in Baghdad on May 7, 2007, upending his 7½-ton-humvee and throwing him through the air and to the ground, U.S. Army Col. Gregory Gadson landed hard on his back. His body wouldn’t move and his mind raced, flashing through grief’s phases.
Gadson, who’d been commanding the 2nd Battalion, 32nd Field Artillery, told “The Military Leader Podcast” in January that he was first angry, then incredulous. How could these people he was trying to help try to kill him?
Winter Storm Uri spotlights gaps in military base preparedness
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DVIDS - News - Fort McCoy Public Affairs Office earns 2020 communications awards from Army Installation Management Command
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1,200 new or renovated homes coming to Fort Campbell
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Amidst COVID, Army works on long-term improvements to quality of life January 11 Lt. Gen. Douglas Gabram, Army Installation Management Command commanding general, speaks with staff at the Fort Sam Houston Child Development Center about their safety and health protocols in May 2020. (Brittany Nelson/Army)
This story has been updated with recent statistics. Even as Army officials try to mitigate the impact of COVID-19 on the quality of life of soldiers and families, they’re looking beyond the pandemic in their continuing efforts to improve quality of housing, child care capacity, permanent change of station moves and better employment opportunities for spouses.