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YOM HASHOAH

Holocaust survivor tells story of survival

Laura Levering
Fort Gordon Public Affairs Office

Staff Sgt. Jessica Agee, center, 706th Military Intelligence Group, lights a candle in the Days of Remembrance command program held April 12 in Alexander Hall. Standing by are Sgt. 1st Class Adam Leslie and Staff Sgt. More...

Army cyber officers compete for Best Ranger

Bill Roche
U.S. Army Cyber Command Public Affairs

FORT BENNING, Ga. — For the first time, a pair of cyber officers is taking on one of the Army’s most grueling 72 hours -- the Lt. Gen. David E. Grange Best Ranger Competition. More...

NCOs don new campaign hats

Ceremony reinstates AIT drill sergeants

Laura Levering
Fort Gordon Public Affairs Office

The U.S. More...

Spiritual fitness promotes health, well-being in Army’s way of life

Capt. Chad Cooper
35th Theater Tactical Signal Brigade Public Affairs

The 35th Theater Tactical Signal Brigade held a Spiritual fitness Prayer breakfast at the Bicentennial Chapel as one of the several components aimed at promoting health and wellbeing in the U.S. Army’s way of life. More...

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MASTERS 2018

The Masters through two Soldiers’ eyes

Laura Levering
Fort Gordon Public Affairs Office

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Sgt. Kayanna Johnson and Spc. Obi Okechukwu are proof you don’t need to be golf fans to appreciate the sport. More...

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IMCOM establishes culture of service excellence

Adriana King
IMCOM Headquarters

The Installation Management Command’s Service Culture Campaign focuses on caring and engaged leadership, seen as key to developing highly effective teams capable of supporting installation senior commanders and Army readiness requirements. More...

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Paid internships an option at Fort Gordon

Laura Levering
Fort Gordon Public Affairs Office

Like some of her colleagues, Amber De Los Santos was unsure of her next steps post-college graduation. More...

Special Sections

News Update

Cyber Command employee honored for lifesaving actions

BILL ROCHE
U.S. Army Cyber Command

FORT BELVOIR, Va. — A U.S. More...

Fort Gordon hosts 34th Area 9 Special Olympics

Laura Levering
Fort Gordon Public Affairs Office

Fort Gordon hosted the Special Olympics Georgia Area 9 Spring Games April 11 on Barton Field. It was the installation’s 34th year hosting the event. More...

SPOUSES ATTEND 2-DAY BOOT CAMP

“Battle Buddies on the Home Front” was the theme for this year’s boot camp for spouses, a two-day event held April 12 at the Family Outreach Center and April 13 at Pointes West Army Resort Ropes Course to offer insight on how to str More...

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Community Events

HAPPENINGS

Army Reserve birthday More...

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Youth Volunteer Program More...

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HAPPENINGS

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Viewpoint

Cutting corners to get the job done

Robert L. Myrick Jr.
U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center

FORT RUCKER, Ala. — Whether intentional or not, every organization has a safety culture. With that said, here’s something to consider: Is your organization’s safety culture what it should be and, if not, what can you do to change it? More...

COMIC

PVT HAZARD / Jim Boroch

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CYBER 360

U.S. Army shared on Facebook Best of the Best! More...

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Churches

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Fort Gordon Religious Services Schedule

Protestant Services (Sundays): More...

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Chaplain's News

Appearances can be deceiving

CHAPLAIN’S CORNER

Chaplain (1st Lt.) Jeffrey Brannen
369 Signal Battalion

“One person pretends to be rich, yet has nothing; another pretends to be poor, yet has great wealth.” Proverbs 13:7 NIV More...

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New beginnings always come after failure

CHAPLAIN’S CORNER

Chaplain (Capt.) John Fimple
707th Military Intelligence Battalion

In ancient Roman mythology and religion, the god Janus was often portrayed as having two faces. One face looked back, symbolizing the wisdom gained from the past. The other face looked ahead into the future. More...

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The difficulty and discipline of waiting

CHAPLAIN’S CORNER

Chaplain (Capt.) Patrick G. Kihiu
Cyber Training Battalion

One of the hardest thing for a human being to do is wait. This is a cross-cultural and cross-generational reality. We also live in an instant gratification society where most people demand immediate service. More...

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