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101st and 98th expeditionary signal battalions transfer of authority ceremony

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Spc. Peter Lebron, 101st Expeditionary Signal Battalion,

Spc. Peter Lebron, 101st Expeditionary Signal Battalion,

Spc. Peter Lebron, 101st Expeditionary Signal Battalion, sings the national anthem during the transfer of authority ceremony between 101st and 98th Expeditionary Signal Battalions at Camp Buehring, Kuwait, Jan ... More

Lt. Col. Ian Seagriff and Master Sgt. John Reid, 101st

Lt. Col. Ian Seagriff and Master Sgt. John Reid, 101st

Lt. Col. Ian Seagriff and Master Sgt. John Reid, 101st Expeditionary Signal Battalion, salute prior to casing their colors during the transfer of authority ceremony between 101st and 98th Expeditionary Signal B... More

Col. Paul Sparks and Command Sgt. Maj. Jonathan Napier,

Col. Paul Sparks and Command Sgt. Maj. Jonathan Napier,

Col. Paul Sparks and Command Sgt. Maj. Jonathan Napier, 160th Theater Strategic Signal Brigade, and Lt. Col. Ian Seagriff, 101st Expeditionary Signal, pose after the transfer of authority ceremony between 101st... More

Col. Paul Sparks and Command Sgt. Maj. Jonathan Napier,

Col. Paul Sparks and Command Sgt. Maj. Jonathan Napier,

Col. Paul Sparks and Command Sgt. Maj. Jonathan Napier, 160th Theater Strategic Signal Brigade, and Lt. Col. Ian Seagriff, 101st Expeditionary Signal, pose during the transfer of authority ceremony between 101s... More

Lt. Col. Ian Seagriff, 101st Expeditionary Signal Battalion

Lt. Col. Ian Seagriff, 101st Expeditionary Signal Battalion

Lt. Col. Ian Seagriff, 101st Expeditionary Signal Battalion commander, speaks during the transfer of authority ceremony between 101st and 98th Expeditionary Signal Battalions at Camp Buehring, Kuwait on Jan 18,... More

Lt. Col. Joseph Miller and Sergeant Maj. James Milligan,

Lt. Col. Joseph Miller and Sergeant Maj. James Milligan,

Lt. Col. Joseph Miller and Sergeant Maj. James Milligan, 98th Expeditionary Signal Battalion, salute after uncasing their colors during the transfer of authority ceremony between 101st and 98th Expeditionary Si... More

Lt. Col. Joseph Miller, 98th Expeditionary Signal Battalion,

Lt. Col. Joseph Miller, 98th Expeditionary Signal Battalion,

Lt. Col. Joseph Miller, 98th Expeditionary Signal Battalion, speaks during the transfer of authority ceremony between 101st and 98th Expeditionary Signal Battalions at Camp Buehring, Kuwait, Jan 18, 2019. The 9... More

The official party render salutes during the National

The official party render salutes during the National

The official party render salutes during the National Anthem during the transfer of authority ceremony between 101st Expeditionary Signal Battalion and 98th Expeditionary Signal Battalions at Camp Buehring, Kuw... More

Brig. Gen. Nikki Griffin Olive, 335th Signal Command

Brig. Gen. Nikki Griffin Olive, 335th Signal Command

Brig. Gen. Nikki Griffin Olive, 335th Signal Command (Theater) (Provisional), speaks during the transfer of authority ceremony between 101st and 98th Expeditionary Signal Battalions at Camp Buehring, Kuwait on ... More

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