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Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall federal civilian employees

Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall federal civilian employees

Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall federal civilian employees attend a town hall Nov. 19 at the Joe Rosenthal Theater on the Henderson Hall portion of the joint base. The town hall, one of a series JBM-HH leadershi... More

Ken Washington, director of Human Resources for Joint

Ken Washington, director of Human Resources for Joint

Ken Washington, director of Human Resources for Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, speaks during a workforce town hall Nov. 19 at the Joe Rosenthal Theater on the Henderson Hall portion of the joint base. The town... More

Badges awarded to Old Guard’s latest Tomb Sentinels

Badges awarded to Old Guard’s latest Tomb Sentinels

After a year of training, Soldiers (from left) Spc. Aaron Zachary Lopez-Stoner, Pfc. Justin Lee Robinson and Spc. Dakota Wilburn, all three of the 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard), were awarded the Tom... More

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