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Short on ‘jumping,’ SHARP event at Fort Lee still hits mark Photo By Terrance Bell | Col. Jason P. Affolder, 23rd Quartermaster Brigade commander, speaks to a crowd of.. read moreread more Photo By Terrance Bell | Col. Jason P. Affolder, 23rd Quartermaster Brigade commander, speaks to a crowd of Soldiers at the annual Jumping for SHARP event, held April 22 on Fort Lee’s Stillions Field. Noting how sexual assault and harassment has a way of eroding trust in relationships and organizations, Affolder said there are “things we need to be talking about if we’re ever going to make our Army and our country better.” Also on-hand to speak to a crowd of cadre and roughly 50 advanced individual training troops were former Staff Sgt. Elena Rooney, Chief Warrant Officer 2 Virginia Greer and Sgt. 1st Class Denisse Liggens, all sexual assault survivors. Each shared their experiences
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, and his command team counterpart CSM Jorge C. Escobedo, CASCOM CSM, were among the distinguished guests. Also present were House’s wife and three children and a close friend of the incoming CSM. In-person attendance was limited as a COVID-19 safeguard. The event was livestreamed on social media.