the guns newsletter 1 oct 2012

Another great month in GUNS ATTACK!

CSM Hurst and I continue to lead this formation toward challenging and

exciting training in anticipation of our deployment next year. As we conduct

weapons qualification ranges and field exercises, I want to reemphasize the

importance of safety and maintaining a proper safety culture in our battalion.

Engaged leadership is a critical component to managing risk. Our first line

supervisors and company level leaders are the most important part of this

process and the most effective way to reduce risk across our formation. In

order to maintain a proper and effective “Safety Culture” in Guns Attack, I

want everyone to acknowledge five observations found in every accident (air

and ground) that we must avoid: UNTRAINED, UNSUPERVISED,

UNDISCIPLINED, OVER CONFIDENT, and COMPLACENT.

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Gun 6 Notes

LTC Hank Perry

V OLUME 1 , ISSUE 3

OCTOBER 2012

4-227th Attack Reconnaissance Battalion

The Guns Attack Newsletter

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:

Bounty Hunters 4

Panthers 5

Diamondbacks 6

Snake Eyes 7

Unforgiven 8-9

Equalizers 10

SHARP 11

Chaplains Corner 12

FRG Corner 13-14

4-227th ARB Birthdays 15

Events Calendar 16

Commander of 4-227th Attack Reconnaissance

Battalion, LTC Hank Perry

In addition to maintaining a proper safety culture in our unit, we also spent time together discussing

suicide awareness and prevention. I led the training, but I was most impressed and grateful to those

Soldiers who volunteered to share their “survivor” experiences. It was my intent to focus on important

themes: Trust, A Sense of Purpose, The Importance of Professional Senior-Subordinate Counseling,

and Accountability to one another. No formation in our military is immune to the threat of suicide—let

the chain of command know if you need help. It is our shared duty to help one another always.

September was busy with the Warrant Officer Advanced Course graduation, FARP exercise, small

arms range preparation, numerous promotions, reenlistments, and company-level FRG events. I am

proud of all your accomplishments, and I am thankful to the Families and volunteers who participated.

This month, I look forward to seeing our Families on October 27th at our Hangar for Trunk or Treat

and a Haunted Hangar.

Always remember that we train to provide 1st Cavalry Division and 1st Air Cavalry Brigade with

exceptional Attack and Reconnaissance!

It is an honor to serve as your commander. Take an active role in making the Army and this unit

better every day!

“GUNS ATTACK!”

Gun 6 Notes

LTC Hank Perry

P AGE 2 4 -227TH ATTACK RECONNAISSANCE BATTALION

GUNS!!

Another successful month has passed for the Guns Attack Family. Our Soldiers have been working

hard conducting a FARP exercise, small arms ranges, and numerous other events to prepare the

companies and battalion for our future deployment. Remember, while we are conducting these

exercises or events, safety and discipline are key to success. Leaders and NCOs need to ensure our

Soldiers are in the proper uniform at all times and proper risk assessments are being completed prior to

and during each event. Safety First!!

Gun 6 and I look forward to having everyone show up for the Haunted Hanger and the Trunk or

Treat. Thanks for all you and your Families do for us and our Nation.

“GUNS ATTACK!”

V OLUME 1 , ISSUE 3 4 -227TH ATTACK RECONNAISSANCE BATTALION

Command Sergeant Major of 4-227th Attack

Reconnaissance Battalion, CSM Zach Hurst.

Gun 9 Notes

CSM Zach Hurst


HHC Bounty Hunters

Commander: CPT David Florez

First Sergeant: 1SG Michael Arceneaux

Bounty Hunters Family,

Another month has passed and a few more members of

our team have departed for other locations and positions in the

Army, and some have chosen to join the civilian sector.

Change is something that is often dreaded at first because it

shakes things up and forces you to dig in and get back to

work. As new Soldiers arrive and we integrate them and their

Families into the Bounty Hunter Family, the change will take

us to a new place and give the company a transfusion of

renewed energy and focus.

This month we focused on organizing our Soldiers and

equipment for the upcoming field exercises later in the year.

We also had the opportunity to wear our dress uniforms for a

class B inspection; the event went well and the Soldiers looked great and proud to show off all of their

individual awards and decorations. It is always a pleasure to

witness the pride that Soldiers show when they are dressed up.

We would also like to take this time to congratulate our

newest Sergeant First Class, SFC Lee Carney.

Congratulations on a well disserved

promotion. We look forward to seeing

what the future holds for this outstanding

NCO.

We would also like to take a moment

to say that this month we had two Bounty

Hunters undergo surgery, they are both

well on their to a successful recovery and

will return to work shortly. Their

absence is widely felt, and they continue to stay in our thoughts and prayers.

In keeping with the theme of change, it is that time of year where the seasons

begin to change. Even though Texas does not experience the exaggerated four

seasons that other places see and feel, here in Texas it still gets colder, and wetter than before. Please

take a moment to make sure you are ready for the change in temperatures and conditions.

“BOUNTY HUNTERS!”

1LT Wright saying farewell to SSG Hall.

SSG Hall expressing his gratitude to the Guns Team.

1SG Kennedy and 1SG

Arceneaux pin SFC on SSG(P)

Lee Carney.


A CO Panthers

Commander: CPT Ian Benson

First Sergeant: 1SG Julius Decipulo

Family and Friends of the Panthers,

As the Summer heat dies down and cooler Fall temperatures roll in, the Panthers are finishing up

individual level training and gearing up for some great team and collective training events. Over the

next few months we will be completing a Brigade wide small arms range, Aviation Life Support

Equipment Overwater Training, and Dunker re-certification for all of the Aviators. We are excited to

complete all of this training in preparation for our deployment to Kuwait next Fall, where we will be

executing an overwater mission, unlike anything we have done before! This new mission requires a

great amount of team work and focus to properly plan and execute, and we would like to thank

everyone for continuing to give their very best.

This past month, our Soldiers have continued to attend schools increasing their knowledge and

honing their skills in preparation for our upcoming deployment. The Panther Family is proud to

announce that Chief Warrant Officer Two’s Joshua Grogan, Max Hoffman, Zachary Pyburn, and Daniel

Vinson all graduated from the Warrant Officer Advanced Course. A special congratulations is extended

to CW2 Daniel Vinson for making the Commandant’s List! We are extremely proud of all of them for

taking this next important step in furthering their careers, and for representing the Company and

Battalion with pride.

Additionally, this past month, CW2 Dwayne Tippie graduated from the Unit Prevention Leader

(UPL) Course, and is presently assigned as the Battalion UPL Representative. 1LT Kelly Holleran

completed the Family Readiness Liaison class, and is excited to serve as the Battalion FRL. SSG

Darwin Jennings graduated the Equal Opportunity Course and is serving as the Company

Representative. SPC Hendrickson is now Combat Lifesaver Qualified, which will enable the Company

to complete some more rigorous Physical Training, such as ruck marches.

Top and I just wanted to thank each Soldier for their hard work this past month. We are so proud of

all of you for your motivation and enthusiasm everyday. Everyone is getting into a training routine and

things are rolling along great. We are excited to get back to some more traditional Army training with

Class B inspections, Convoy Operations, and Field Craft. We are also launching more and more flights

from Hood Army Airfield, and there is a significant amount of training occurring with local area

orientations and performance flight evaluations. All of this training requires a tremendous amount of

teamwork, and all the Panthers have accepted these challenges and continue to succeed!

Lastly, Alpha is sad to announce that Mrs. Cheryl Duffey is stepping down as our FRG Leader. She

selflessly picked up the reins from Mrs. Phillips this past winter while we were downrange in

Afghanistan, and we truly appreciate all of the hard work and dedication she provided to the Panthers

Family. We are proud to announce that Mrs. Ashton West has stepped up to be the new Panther Family

Readiness Group Leader. We are very excited to work with her!

“PANTHERS!”


B Co Diamondbacks Commander: CPT Michael Pearce

First Sergeant: 1SG Jarrard Banks

Diamondbacks Families and Friends,

Summer is gone and as the temperatures begin to cool down a

little we are reminded that Fall is officially here. I hope that everyone

was able to enjoy their Summer as much as possible and are looking

forward to the change in season and the upcoming holidays.

This past month has been a busy one to say the least. Two aircraft

have been inducted into the Army’s RESET program, and we have

been fortunate to have received two additional aircraft from other

units throughout the Army. Flights have continued to be a priority, as

we continue to get pilots current in the various modes of flight,

following the deployment. Additionally, the company has focused on

inventorying the numerous pieces of equipment that have recently returned from Afghanistan in order

to ensure that the company has the equipment necessary to execute any mission we may be tasked with.

This month we were also fortunate to promote one of our own. On 28 September SSG Isidro

Alonso was promoted to the rank of Sergeant First Class. This promotion was long overdue and we

could not be happier for you. You have been a truly professional NCO throughout your time in the

Guns Battalion, and we are proud to call you a fellow Diamondback. Congratulations and keep up the

outstanding work. We also said goodbye to one of our own this month; CPT Jacob Blakeslee left the

Diamondbacks in the middle of this month for an assignment with the 166th AVN BN. As a platoon

leader, CPT Blakeslee helped to lead the Soldiers of Bravo Company for nearly two years and his

absence will be felt throughout the Company. Best of luck in your next assignment, and I look forward

to serving with you again in the future.

September was also a busy month for the FRG; On the 28th the Company held an FRG pool party

at the Lions Club Water Park in Killeen. It was a great event, with about 30 people enjoying the Water

Park, minus the long lines. It was good to see everyone that made it out, and I look forward to seeing

everyone at the next event. This month’s FRG meeting will focus on Halloween and possible get-

togethers that we can hold at the end of the month. I look forward to seeing everyone there and once

we nail down a date for the meeting we will get it out to all of you.

“DIAMONDBACKS!”

CPT Winchester pins on the rank of SFC on SSG(P)

Isidro Alonso.

4-227TH ATTACK RECONNAISSANCE BATTALION

Snake Eyes Family and Friends,

Time has faithfully continued to roll forward, and September has fallen from the present to the past.

In the time it took for this to occur, Snake Eyes remained focused and productive ensuring our Soldiers

continue to train and stay vigilant in preparation for future missions.

Speaking of training, some of our pilots recently returned from the Warrant Officer Advanced

Course, where they further enhanced their leadership abilities. Congratulations to CW3 Pope, CW3

Sarmiento, CW2 Pfeifer, CW2 Kojak, and CW2 Ortman, and since their return we have been working

to reestablish their aircraft currency. Congratulations also goes out to Specialists Cochran and Wolf

for their completion of the Warrior Leader Course.

As we get closer to our pending deployment Charlie Company will continue to receive new

aircraft, and our professional maintainers will continue to perform stellar maintenance on them all.

This will ensure our pilots and ground crews are safe, and the aircraft are ready for any mission that

may arise.

Also this month, we successfully finished the Division Run and learned about the importance of

Suicide prevention on Suicide Stand-Down Day. We participated in the Battalion Open-Ranks Class B

uniform inspection for Payday Activities. In addition, we held our first FRG meeting, and look

forward to future developments and activities with the our FRG.

“SNAKE EYES!”

C CO Snake Eyes

Commander: CPT Mark Warfield

First Sergeant: 1SG Joseph Mungin

V OLUME 1 , ISSUE 3


D Co Unforgiven

UNFORGIVEN Family and Friends,

Another month of home station training and aircraft

maintenance has gone by as we wave goodbye to

September and head closer towards 2013. Our Soldiers

have been working diligently at establishing the flying

capability of our Guns Battalion and knocking out Fort

Hood training requirements. I want to give a big thank

you to all of the Family members and Soldiers who were

able to attend our Unforgiven Family Readiness Group

meeting this month at Howze Theater. Your participation

and volunteering in this important function keeps our

Families strong and creates another link between our

Soldiers, our unit, and our Family members.

With the arrival

of each new aircraft, our maintainers have made a focus of

installing and maintaining the Apache Longbow’s signature Fire

Control Radar Systems. These systems, which are complex

electronic and mechanical installations, require a lot of work

from our maintenance and armament personnel to get up and

running. These systems offer our Battalion’s aviators another

method of looking at the terrain around their aircraft and will be

crucial to the accomplishment of our upcoming training

missions. Another focus for our armament Soldiers will be the

Forward Aircraft Refueling

Point (FARP) Exercise in

October, which will give

some of our Soldiers the opportunity to practice loading and

maintaining aircraft in a field environment for three days of

training.

Our Soldiers continue to set the standard for excellence

within the Battalion, and this was recognized in the form of

several promotions this month. We’d like to congratulate our

newly promoted Soldiers: SPC Gomez, PFC Portillo, and PV2

Pore of Maintenance Platoon, SPC Abirasniette of Tech Supply,

SPC Main and SPC Gilbert of Armament, and SPC Meissner of

Production Control. These Soldiers demonstrated their willingness to go above and beyond not only in

their military job, but also in the basic aspects of Soldiering to such an extent that the Army considered

them ready for increased responsibility. We were also happy to be able to re-enlist SGT Leach and

SGT Stadelmaier, both of Shops Platoon, this month in separate ceremonies. Their decision to

continue serving the nation is inspirational, and I thank them both for their continued service.

Continued on page 9

Commander: CPT James Carroll

First Sergeant: 1SG Duane Dohrmann

Maintenance Platoon Soldiers get ready to install a Fire Control Radar

System on an Apache.

SPC Main and SPC Green of Armament Platoon explain the

function of certain aircraft parts.

CW4 Wyatt conducts maintenance on the Apache’s MSPU

System.

4-227TH ATTACK RECONNAISSANCE BATTALION V OLUME 1 , ISSUE 3

D Co Unforgiven

This month we said farewell to a few of our Soldiers who

have moved on to their next assignments or the next phases in

their lives; though it’s always sad to see people go, it’s important

to recognize their service and contributions to our team, and the

impact they’ve had on all of us. SGT Wai of Production Control

(PC) PCS’d to Fort Rucker this month as a selectee for the

Warrant Officer Candidate School and, eventually, flight school.

His efforts in the PC shop and Maintenance Platoon made a large

impact on our Battalion’s maintenance capability. We also said goodbye to SPC Kemper, who is

ETSing from the Army and transitioning to civilian life. She served the Unforgiven team as both an

Apache mechanic and an orderly room clerk. Her contributions are greatly appreciated. Both of these

Soldiers were recognized by the Battalion Commander with the Army Achievement Medal for their

service with our team.

Also, I would like to thank our Soldiers and Families for their

participation in the many collective events around Fort Hood this

month. Our Company participated in both the Battalion and

Division runs, as well as the Safety Stand Down day that

highlighted the Army’s focus on suicide prevention. We

additionally had Soldiers and Family members participate in the

Monster Motorcycle Mentorship Ride, where some of our

motorcycle riders were able to enjoy their bikes during the duty

day. Finally, I would like to thank those who continue to

participate in our FRG, whether it’s through attendance,

volunteering, or simply keeping us up to date with your contact

information, your participation is greatly appreciated.

“UNFORGIVEN!”

Delta Company closeout formation.

SFC Garcia addresses Headquarters Platoon.

SSG Bedsole, SGT Burcham, and PV2 Butler in the shops section office.


E CO Equalizers

Happy October to all members, Families, and friends of Echo

Company!

This has definitely been a busy month as we continue to focus

more on training. We have several big events coming up, to

include range operations and our four day field exercise.

The Equalizers welcomed a new Soldier to our team. SSG

Eric Moore joins us from Camp Humphreys, Korea as a Wheeled

Vehicle Mechanic in our Maintenance Platoon. We welcome him

to the Guns Family and look forward to working with him.

This month two Equalizers participated in the single Soldiers

retreat at the Riverwalk in San Antonio, led by Chaplain Woods.

This was a great opportunity to teach singles how to build a healthy relationship through mental and

emotional techniques; as well as, emphasize the importance of resiliency and coping strategies.

Several re-enlistments took place this month: SPC Nikic, SPC

Fleming, and SGT Hughes from the Maintenance Platoon; SPC

Zarate and SPC Mitchell from the Distribution Platoon; and SPC

Woods from our Headquarters section. We were also fortunate to

promote three Soldiers this month: SPCs Nikic, Smart and Huynh.

Congratulations to them, and we look forward to what their future

holds!

We are pleased to announce the graduates of the Warrior

Leaders Course on the 27th of this month. SGT Prichard and SPC

Rattley from our Headquarters Section, and SPC Lofton from the

Distribution Platoon. Congratulations to them as they take the next

step in their careers!

Mrs. Deserae Villafane is doing outstanding work with our

FRG. This month we were able to conduct several fundraisers

selling hot dogs and chips in the motor pool

on Monday mornings was great. As

always, Mrs. Villafane appreciates your

support, so please contact her for other

fundraiser ideas, community service

projects, and key caller volunteer

opportunities. Once again, we thank all of

you for assisting the FRG and appreciate all

of the continued support from our Equalizer

Families.

“LEAD THE WAY!”

“EQUALIZERS!”

Commander: CPT Omar Villafane

First Sergeant: 1SG Blake Kennedy

SPCs Boafo and Teng receiving awards from LTC Perry.

SGT Hughes’ re-enlistment ceremony.

SPCs Smart, Huynh, and Nikic getting promoted.

4-227TH ATTACK RECONNAISSANCE BATTALION V OLUME 1 , ISSUE 3

Guns Attack Family,

This month’s SARP newsletter is focused on how to reduce your chances of becoming a victim of

sexual assault. Remember, you should always keep your guard up, and pay attention to your

surroundings. Keep in mind that Someone is sexually assaulted in the United States every two

minutes. The steps to take in order to reduce the chances of being sexual assaulted is being prepared,

alert and assertive when reducing the risk. Ensure to have a buddy or travel in groups when going to

places. If a situation arises, use a confident voice and body posture. Most important, trust your instincts

and continue to be on the look out for predators.

Some Red Flags to watch out for:

If you are with a person that does the following be aware:

- Ignores, interrupts, or makes fun of you

- Sits or stands too close to you or stares at you

- Has a reputation for being a "player"

- Drinks too much or uses drugs; tries to get you to use drugs as well

- Does what he or she wants without asking what you want

Sexual Harassment/Assault Response & Prevention

BN SHARP: SSG(P) LaCresha Riddle

BN SHARP ALT: SSG Joseph Smith

TITLE Rank First Last Office Cell Email 4-227

BN SHARP PRI SSG(P) LaCresha Riddle

(440)969-5017 [email protected]

BN SHARP ALT SSG Joseph Smith (319)651-9405 [email protected]

HHC SHARP PRI SSG Yavel Pereiradiez (254)295-7364 [email protected]

HHC SHARP ALT CPT Whitney Winchester (407)538-4311 [email protected]

A Co SHARP PRI CW2 Kevin Ruark (502)994-4125 [email protected]

A Co SHARP ALT SFC Bienvenido Lopeztorres (254)768-7712 [email protected]

B Co SHARP PRI CW2 James Altaffer [email protected]

B Co SHARP ALT CW2 Whitney Grovenstein (928)830-5954 [email protected]

C Co SHARP PRI CW2 Gregory Kilpatrick (269)599-5541 [email protected]

C Co SHARP ALT SSG Derek Nelson (254)423-2552 [email protected]

D Co SHARP PRI SSG Sean Harris (254)702-1509 [email protected]

D Co SHARP ALT SSG Robert Siling (254)383-9204 [email protected]

E Co SHARP PRI SSG LaCresha McDonald (863)669-9537 [email protected]

E Co SHARP ALT SSG Brent Willoughby (254) 462-5791 [email protected]

FAMILY STRONG!

We all have families! Families are the building block of every

society, culture, or religious organization. I must say this with sincerity

in an effort to get clarity. To be part of a Family you don’t have to be

biologically related to a person or group. The Church is a great example

of a Family. We are all brothers and sisters in God. The Bible made it

clear in 2 Corinthians 6:18 “And I will be a father to you, and you shall

be sons and daughters to me, says the Lord Almighty.” This means that

all those who are part of the Church regardless of your race, political

affiliation, economic status, or nationality are all members of a spiritual Family.

Let us move from the religious sphere and enter the Army. The

Army is one big Family. We have all been called by our nation to serve,

and the best way we can serve is for all of us to work together as a

Family. Sometimes we may not all agree on everything, but we should

still strive to make things work for the greater good of our Nation, our

biggest Family.

Within our Battalion we continue to try and enhance our immediate

Family, our spouses and children. In order to enrich our marriages and

enhance our Battalion’s wellbeing as a whole, we have conducted two

Strong Bonds retreats this past month at the Hyatt Regency in San

Antonio. What I enjoyed about the training was the fact that we all

learned about things that can improve our marriages which in turn enhances our military strength. In

the end FAMILY STRONG is ARMY STRONG!

“GOD AND COUNTRY!”

Chaplains Corner

Chaplain: CPT Emmanuel Woods

Chaplains Assistant: SGT Desiree Garrity

4-227TH ATTACK RECONNAISSANCE BATTALION P AGE 12

CH Woods at the Strong Bonds Marriage

Retreat.

Couples diligently listening to the instruction

provide at the Strong Bonds Marriage Retreat.

FRG Corner

V OLUME 1 , ISSUE 3

Guns Family and Friends:

The Trimmier Elementary Freedom Walk on 11 SEP

was a huge success. Thanks to all the Soldiers from the 4-

227th Attack Reconnaissance Battalion for their

outstanding volunteer contributions. Also, thanks to LTC

Hank Perry for being the guest speaker at this great event.

He reminded everyone in attendance what freedom means,

and to continue to remember all the heroes who have given

the ultimate sacrifice to ensure our country continues to

remain free.

Also, be on the look out for the 4-227th ARB Trunk-or

-Treat and Haunted Hangar which will be held on 27 OCT from 1500-1730 at the 4-227th ARB hangar.

This will be a great event for all and we look forward to seeing everyone there.

Some other events to be on the lookout for in the coming month:

BN Steering Committee Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month.

Oktoberfest will be on 12 OCT 2012 from 1700-2200 in the Phantom Warrior Center parking lot.

UFC Fight Night Watch Party will be held on 13 OCT 2012 starting at 2000 in the Backbone NCO

Lounge.

Band of Angels will be on 15 OCT 2012 at the Fort Hood Fisher House.

Battalion Holiday Formal will be held on 13 DEC 2012 at Club Hood.

As always, continue to stay engaged with your company FRG Leaders on upcoming events and

useful resources within the Battalion and local area. And if you have any questions, comments or

concerns do not hesitate to contact your company FRG Leader or our Battalion Senior Advisor Mrs.

Julia Perry at [email protected].

TITLE First Last Spouse Home Cell Email

4-227

BN SENIOR ADVISOR Julia Perry LTC Henry 254-319-2448 [email protected]

HHC Crystal Florez CPT David 254-289-0728 [email protected]

A COMPANY Ashton West SPC Benjamin 817-791-0872 [email protected]

B COMPANY April Pearce CPT Michael 850-445-6915 [email protected]

C COMPANY Helen Warfield CPT Mark 717-799-3900 [email protected]

D COMPANY Niki McCoubrey SSG Michael 254-449-5800 [email protected]

E COMPANY Deserae Villafane CPT Omar 757-880-0187 [email protected]


4-227th ARB Soldiers fold the American Flag at the Trimmier

Elementary Freedom Walk.

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Not sure who to contact?

Family Readiness Support Assistant

For 1st Air Cavalry BDE can help:

HELPFUL INFORMATION

Army OneSource

www.myarmyonesource.com

Army Family Team Building

Volunteer Opportunities

Army Life Information

Please call 1-800-342-9647

HELPFUL PHONE NUMBERS

ACS: 254-287-4227

Housing: 254-287-7807

Nurse Advice Line: 254-553-3695

Relocation Readiness: 254-287-4471

TRICARE: 800-444-5445

Darnell Appt Line: 254-288-8888

III Corps Hotline: 254-287-2580

Fort Hood Operator: 254-287-1110

Family Assistance Center: 254-286-5768

Family Advocacy Program: 254-618-7582

New Parent Support Program: 254-287-2286

Military Police (24 hrs): 254-287-2176

School Liaison Office: 254-553-3340

Child & Youth Services: 254-287-8029

Fort Hood Abuse Hotline: 254-287-2273

Employment Readiness Branch: 254-288-2089

EFMP: 254-287-1673

Important Phone Numbers & Contacts

Brigade Staff Duty: 254-618-8559

Battalion Staff Duty: 254-553-7839

Post Information: 254-287-1110

Brigade Military Family Life Consultant:

Eddie Rayford

Contact Info: 254-317-3517

BDE FAMILY READINESS SUPPORT

ASSISTANT

Melany Loftin

[email protected]

Office: 224-553-7487

Cell: 254-630-6673

Bldg 87016 Section D

West Fort Hood, TX 76544

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FRG Corner



RANK LAST NAME FIRST NAME BIRTHDAY CPT CARROLL JAMES 1-Oct

PFC WATERMAN KIRA 2-Oct

PFC SMITH BRADLEY 2-Oct

SPC WAI TOE 2-Oct

SPC FLEMING CARLOS 4-Oct

CPT FULLER JOSEPH 6-Oct

SPC DUFFEY LONNIE 7-Oct

SGT LORICK CARLOS 8-Oct

SGT VONGSAVANH JIMY 9-Oct

SPC VANHOOK CHRISTOPHER 9-Oct

SPC CHUM CHETRA 9-Oct

CW3 CUTLER KYLE 9-Oct

SGT STANLEY JOEL 10-Oct

SSG KAMROWSKI DUSTIN 10-Oct

CW3 SARMIENTO LARRY 11-Oct

SSG STALLARD JEREMY 14-Oct

SPC PEARSON KACY 15-Oct

1LT HOLLERAN KELLY 16-Oct

SPC REEVES JOSHUA 18-Oct

SGT MELTON JOSEPH 20-Oct

SGT MARKS DAKOTA 21-Oct

CW2 GROGAN JOSHUA 21-Oct

SGT FARBER IAN 22-Oct

CW2 KOJAK CHARLES 22-Oct

SGT BOYD CAREY 24-Oct

SPC NIEVES DANIEL 24-Oct

CW2 RONEY SCOTT 24-Oct

SGT MURPHY NATHANIEL 25-Oct

PFC SNOW TRAVIS 26-Oct

SPC GABRIEL RAYMOND 27-Oct

SGT HUGHES DILLARD 27-Oct

SPC BYUN KYOUNG 27-Oct

SPC SHRESTHA SAJAN 29-Oct

PFC HUYNH JULIE 30-Oct

SPC COOLEY MICHAEL 31-Oct

SGT CAWLEY LEON 31-Oct


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