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Second Brigade Combat Team Deputy Commander Lt. Col.

Second Brigade Combat Team Deputy Commander Lt. Col.

Second Brigade Combat Team Deputy Commander Lt. Col. Thomas Cunningham and Command Sergeant's Major Alexis Ayala greet soldiers from 1-64th Armor, 2nd BCT, Third Infantry Division, as they return home from thei... More

Spc. Kevin Jaye, an Infantryman with Bravo Company

Spc. Kevin Jaye, an Infantryman with Bravo Company

Spc. Kevin Jaye, an Infantryman with Bravo Company 1-64th Armored, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, Third Infantry Division, shakes the hand a fellow soldier as he returns from Afghanistan, Nov. 24, 2012. Spc. Jaye was... More

Sgt. Kristian Cedeno, a team leader with Bravo Company

Sgt. Kristian Cedeno, a team leader with Bravo Company

Sgt. Kristian Cedeno, a team leader with Bravo Company 1-64th Armored, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, Third Infantry Division, hugs a fellow soldier as he returns from Afghanistan, Nov. 24, 2012. Sgt. Cedeno was inju... More

Lt. Col. Thomas Cunningham, the 2nd Brigade Combat

Lt. Col. Thomas Cunningham, the 2nd Brigade Combat

Lt. Col. Thomas Cunningham, the 2nd Brigade Combat Team deputy commander, takes a photo of four wounded warriors present for the returning flight of the 1-64th AR Battalion, from Afghanistan. The four soldiers,... More

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