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Lt. Col. John Cyrulik of Alden, N.Y., prepares to promote

Lt. Col. John Cyrulik of Alden, N.Y., prepares to promote

Lt. Col. John Cyrulik of Alden, N.Y., prepares to promote Spc. Marcus Calderon from Bronx, N.Y., to sergeant during a non-commissioned officer induction ceremony June 13 on Forward Operating Base Salerno, Afgha... More

This is the charge to newly-promoted non-commissioned

This is the charge to newly-promoted non-commissioned

This is the charge to newly-promoted non-commissioned officers. Becoming a non-commissioned officer is the most important career-progression step for a young enlisted soldier. Task Force Wolfpack, 82nd Combat A... More

First Sgt. Michael Muller of Seattle, Wash., promotes

First Sgt. Michael Muller of Seattle, Wash., promotes

First Sgt. Michael Muller of Seattle, Wash., promotes Spc. Ricardo Gozalez of West Palm Beach, Fla., during an non-commissioned officer induction ceremony on Forward Operating Base Salerno, June 13. "They're yo... More

Command Sgt. Maj. Kirk Inniss of Brooklyn, N.Y., dumps

Command Sgt. Maj. Kirk Inniss of Brooklyn, N.Y., dumps

Command Sgt. Maj. Kirk Inniss of Brooklyn, N.Y., dumps a canteen cup full of water over Sgt. Billy Johnston of Moltenboro, N.H., during a non-commissioned officer induction ceremony on Forward Operating Base Sa... More

Lt. Col. John Cyrulik of Alden, N.Y., dumps a canteen

Lt. Col. John Cyrulik of Alden, N.Y., dumps a canteen

Lt. Col. John Cyrulik of Alden, N.Y., dumps a canteen cup full of water over Sgt. Billy Johnston of Moltenboro, N.H., during a non-commissioned officer induction ceremony on Forward Operating Base Salerno, Afgh... More

Sponsors (left) hand newly-promoted non-commissioned

Sponsors (left) hand newly-promoted non-commissioned

Sponsors (left) hand newly-promoted non-commissioned officers pens to sign the non-commissioned officers creed during a monthly Task Force Wolfpack, 82nd Combat Aviation Brigade, non-commissioned officer induct... More

Lt. Col. John Cyrulik of Alden, N.Y., watches Command

Lt. Col. John Cyrulik of Alden, N.Y., watches Command

Lt. Col. John Cyrulik of Alden, N.Y., watches Command Sgt. Maj. Kirk Inniss of Brooklyn, N.Y., dump a canteen cup full of water over Sgt. Ricardo Gonzalez of West Palm Beach, Fla., during a non-commissioned off... More

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