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U.S. Army Sergeant Terry McCullar (center), from Killen,

U.S. Army Sergeant Terry McCullar (center), from Killen,

U.S. Army Sergeant Terry McCullar (center), from Killen, Ala., poses with Brig. Gen. Gary Volesky, Combined Joint Task Force-1 deputy commanding general, and Staff Sgt. Thomas Tank, who is from Cherokee, Ala., ... More

A U.S. soldier with the 1st Cavalry Division stands

A U.S. soldier with the 1st Cavalry Division stands

A U.S. soldier with the 1st Cavalry Division stands at parade rest holding a coin for excellence presented by Brig. General Gary Volesky, Combined Joint Task Force-1 deputy commanding general, Dec. 24.

U.S. Army Capt. Scott Hall, a native of Bradenton,

U.S. Army Capt. Scott Hall, a native of Bradenton,

U.S. Army Capt. Scott Hall, a native of Bradenton, Fla., and personal assistant to Brig. Gen. Gary Volesky, 1st Cavalry Division Deputy commanding general, watches out the bay door of a UH-60 Black Hawk while e... More

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