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NCO selected for Army Masters of Social Work program

NCO selected for Army Masters of Social Work program

Staff Sgt. Shaniek Tose, flanked by her husband, Daniel Tose, daughter, Isabelle, 3, and her Headquarters, Headquarters Battery, 6-52 Air Defense Artillery Battalion, was recognized during an end-of-tour ceremo... More

Mr. Hyong Uk Cho and Brig. Gen. Leslie Smith, commanding

Mr. Hyong Uk Cho and Brig. Gen. Leslie Smith, commanding

Mr. Hyong Uk Cho and Brig. Gen. Leslie Smith, commanding general of the 20th Support Command (CBRNE), meet at lunchtime to reminisce. Cho and Smith worked in the same battalion in the late 1990's that now falls... More

(From left) Pong Ku O and Young Hon Kim, both with

(From left) Pong Ku O and Young Hon Kim, both with

(From left) Pong Ku O and Young Hon Kim, both with the Korean Service Corps, sit down in O's office to look at photos and share memories of their work with U.S. soldiers in the 23rd Chemical Battalion, now base... More

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