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The Joint Base Lewis-McChord Volunteers of the Year

The Joint Base Lewis-McChord Volunteers of the Year

The Joint Base Lewis-McChord Volunteers of the Year are recognized during the Joint Base Lewis-McChord Volunteer Recognition Luncheon and Award Ceremony, April 28. The ceremony recognized both civilians and Ser... More

Seven Volunteer of Merit award recipients are recognized

Seven Volunteer of Merit award recipients are recognized

Seven Volunteer of Merit award recipients are recognized during the Joint Base Lewis-McChord Volunteer Recognition Luncheon and Award Ceremony, April 28. The ceremony recognized both civilians and Service Membe... More

Spc. Kiari Mhoon, a member of the 56th Army Band, performs

Spc. Kiari Mhoon, a member of the 56th Army Band, performs

Spc. Kiari Mhoon, a member of the 56th Army Band, performs at the Joint Base Lewis-McChord Volunteer Recognition Luncheon and Award Ceremony, April 28. The ceremony recognized both civilians and Service Members... More

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