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Hunter Army Airfield Garrison receives new Command Sergeant Major 5/27/21, 10:39 AM
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Command Sgt. Maj. Ryan C. Reichard, Hunter Army Airfield senior enlisted leader, concludes the change of responsibility ceremony for Hunter Army Airfield Garrison, May 25. During the ceremony, Command Sgt. Maj. Tremayne Robbins relinquished responsibility of the garrison to Reichard. “Being in aviation for over 20 years, I could not have asked for a better installation to serve on,” said Reichard.
Hunter Army Airfield Garrison receives new Command Sergeant Major
The garrison hosted a change of responsibility at Truscott Air Terminal where Command Sgt. Maj. Tremayne Robbins relinquished responsibility to Command Sgt. Maj. Ryan C. Reichard, May 25.
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The U.S. Army on Tuesday sent out a request for public feedback on the environmental impact of a new mobile air defense system that will be fielded soon at Fort Hood and other III Corps installations.
The Army requests a review and comments on the released programmatic environmental assessment for the proposed fielding of the Maneuver-Short Range Air Defense Capability (M-SHORAD) from government agencies, Native American tribes, and the public before June 18, 2021. The Army will consider these comments, along with its analysis, prior to making a final decision to field the system.
The Army assessed fielding the air-defense system at Fort Hood, Fort Bliss, Fort Riley in Kansas, Fort Stewart in Georgia, Fort Carson in Colorado and Fort Sill in Oklahoma. According to the Army request, in accordance with the National Environmental Policy Act, the PEA âanalyzes potential environmental and socioeconomic impacts and identifies related mitigation measures associated with construction,
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