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Sgt. First Class Jose Alvarado, Headquarters Support

Sgt. First Class Jose Alvarado, Headquarters Support

Sgt. First Class Jose Alvarado, Headquarters Support Company, Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion, 36th Infantry Division readiness non-commissioned officer, leads the color guard during a "Hail and Farewel... More

Brig. Gen. S. Lee Henry, 36th Infantry Division Commanding

Brig. Gen. S. Lee Henry, 36th Infantry Division Commanding

Brig. Gen. S. Lee Henry, 36th Infantry Division Commanding General, leads and applause for outgoing commander, Maj. Gen. Lester Simpson, during a "Hail and Farewell" dining out on May 6, 2017 in Austin, Texas. ... More

Maj. Gen. Lester Simpson, outgoing 36th Infantry Division

Maj. Gen. Lester Simpson, outgoing 36th Infantry Division

Maj. Gen. Lester Simpson, outgoing 36th Infantry Division Commanding General, speaks with Maj. Gen. (Ret.) Don Daniels, former 49th Armored Division Commanding General, and his wife during a "Hail and Farewell"... More

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