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Team “Wicked Awesome,” a group of Family Readiness

Team “Wicked Awesome,” a group of Family Readiness

Team “Wicked Awesome,” a group of Family Readiness Support Assistants, hand out boxes filled with mystery items as part of a team-building exercise at The Cliff House in Manitou Springs, Colo., during the sixth... More

Sally Garcia, Family Readiness Support Assistant, 4th

Sally Garcia, Family Readiness Support Assistant, 4th

Sally Garcia, Family Readiness Support Assistant, 4th Battalion, 42nd Field Artillery Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, exchanges her pirate coins for an item from the treasure chest at ... More

Connie Roy, installation Family Readiness Support Assistance

Connie Roy, installation Family Readiness Support Assistance

Connie Roy, installation Family Readiness Support Assistance program manager, asks a series of questions to FRSAs before handing out pirate coins to individuals who participated in activities, at The Cliff Hous... More

Fort Carson Family Readiness Support Assistant members

Fort Carson Family Readiness Support Assistant members

Fort Carson Family Readiness Support Assistant members work together to build a tower out of paper cups, plates, bowls, children’s books and balloons as part of a team-building exercise at The Cliff House in Ma... More

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