Archive: 25th ID
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Consumers in Hawaiian military communities can drink their water confidently
Aug 5, 2008
Every year since 1999, public water suppliers have been required by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to provide Consumer Confidence Reports to their water users. These reports are essentially annual water quality reports that provide information on the origin of the drinking water, any sources of potential contamination, and the contaminant data for the previous year.
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Community collects, sends aloha to deployed Soldiers
Aug 5, 2008
More than 15 Soldiers lined up as 300 cases of Girl Scout cookies passed effortlessly between their hands and were stacked outside of the 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team (SCBT) building here, July 17. The cases, along with 1,000 donated aloha shirts, are currently on their way to Soldiers in Iraq.
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Chiarelli takes oath as vice chief
Aug 5, 2008
In a Pentagon ceremony Monday afternoon, Secretary of Defense Robert Gates promoted Lt. Gen. Peter W. Chiarelli to four-star general and Army Secretary Pete Geren administered ChiarelliAca,!a,,cs oath of office as the ArmyAca,!a,,cs 32nd vice chief of staff.
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Wolfhounds make a difference in lives of Japanese orphans
Aug 1, 2008
Taiki, Shunpei, Mika and Emiri are four Japanese children from the Holy Family Home Orphanage in Osaka, Japan being hosted to a 10-day trip of a lifetime by Aca,!A"WolfhoundAca,!A? Soldiers of the 27th Infantry Regiment, 25th Infantry Division, continuing a tradition that began half a century ago.
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On-post housing opens to single Soldiers
Aug 1, 2008
FORT RUCKER, Ala.--Embracing the idea that every Soldier plays an important part in the Army Family, Fort Rucker's Picerne Military Housing recently opened all three Family housing neighborhoods to single Soldiers interested in living on post.
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U.S. ARMY PARACHUTE TEAM TAKES SILVER FOR OVERALL BEST COUNTRY
Jul 31, 2008
The U.S. Army Parachute Team's Female Style and Accuracy competitors took Silver in overall country for the 30th FAI World Style and Accuracy Parachuting Championships in Slovakia.
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U.S. ARMY PARACHUTE TEAM TAKES BRONZE IN ACCURACY
Jul 31, 2008
The U.S. Army Parachute Team continues to battle for placement in the Women's division at the 30th FAI World Style and Accuracy Parachuting Championships in Slovakia.
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U.S. Army Parachute Team's Tennyson Takes Silver in World Games
Jul 30, 2008
Sgt. 1st Class Elisa Tennyson, a member of the U.S. Army Parachute Team, battled to hold on to second place during the 30th FAI World Style and Accuracy Parachuting Championships in Slovakia.
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Stabbing the Beach at JLOTS
Jul 24, 2008
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Batman Technologies Mirror Those of the Warfighter
Jul 24, 2008
Aca,!A"The Dark KnightAca,!A? has emerged once again in theatres with his futuristic technologies to help capture the infamous Joker. BatmanAca,!a,,cs needs for increased capabilities are parallel with that of todayAca,!a,,cs Soldiers and it appears so are some of his gadgets.
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Army Publishes Final Supplemental Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement for Army Growth and Fo
Jul 23, 2008
The Department of the Army announced today the availability of the final supplemental programmatic environmental impact statement (SPEIS) that evaluates the potential environmental and socioeconomic effects associated with alternatives for growing and realigning the ArmyAca,!a,,cs force structure to support military operations in the Pacific Theater.
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FRSAs vital link between commanders, families
Jul 22, 2008
Unit family readiness groups (FRGs) exist to help address needs that arise out of questions like: What can my spouse do to better tolerate our separation' Where can we get help for a child whoAca,!a,,cs having difficulties at school' Are resources available to help us manage deployment pay'
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Mechanic Platform Answers Technology Needs of Soldiers
Jul 22, 2008
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. Aca,!" The days of repairing vehicles while standing on a lug nut or tire of 5-ton vehicles are coming to an end, as the U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command seeks solutions to the needs of warfighter.
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WOMEN'S TEAM TO COMPETE IN LUCENEC, SLOVAK REPUBLIC FOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Jul 21, 2008
The Golden Knights' Female Style and Accuracy Team head to the Slovak Republic for the 30th FAI World Style and Accuracy Parachuting Championships.
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FRSAs: A Vital Link to Military, Families
Jul 18, 2008
Unit Family Readiness Groups (Aca,!A"FRGsAca,!A?) exist to help address these types of needs. As such, FRGs can be invaluable to deploying Soldiers and their families. Critical to FRG success, however, are the few who ensure that family support is coordinated and responsive. On July 14, those vital few, known as Family Readiness Support Assistants (Aca,!A"FRSAsAca,!A?), and other military leaders participated in a Town Hall Meeting, here, at Kalakaua Community Center.
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New Army parents to get more time at home
Jul 17, 2008
Military mothers of newborns, and certain Army parents adopting a child, will be able to stay home longer before deploying or serving overseas starting Aug. 1.
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Foreclosure: Garrison brings together experts on surviving the housing crisis
Jul 17, 2008
In southern Florida, U.S. Army Garrison Aca,!" Miami is continuing to partner with other public and private agencies to educate members of the South Florida military community who are concerned, in default, or facing foreclosure; to give them tools to empower and protect them so they can avoid foreclosure and minimize financial damage.
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Army cuts ribbon on largest child care center
Jul 16, 2008
Fort Myer cut the ribbon on its new Child Development Center July 15. This is the largest CDC in the Department of Defense and was built after 9/11 to house children away from the Pentagon. It's 50,000 square feet with three wings, 28 rooms, three playgrounds and a multi-purpose room. It has space for 438 children.
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Training tool deploying for first time in August
Jul 16, 2008
A team here is preparing to deploy a tool in early August that promises to make training easier, more efficient, and more meaningful for units preparing to deploy to Iraq.
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Warrior Brigade's "Rear-D" Represents at Tropic Lightning Challenge 2008
Jul 14, 2008
Rear-Detachment Soldiers of the 25th Infantry DivisionAca,!a,,cs 2nd Striker Brigade Combat Team (Aca,!A"Warrior BrigadeAca,!A?) represented their comradeAca,!a,,cs currently deployed to Iraq by competing in this yearAca,!a,,cs Tropic Lightning Challenge here, June 30 - July 2.
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Tropic Lightning Challenge 2008 -- 25th ID Celebrates 66 Years if Division History
Jul 14, 2008
Tropic Lightning Challenge 2008 marks 66 years of 25th Infantry Division history.
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Wounded warrior gets ESPY nod
Jul 14, 2008
Capt. Scott Smiley brings new meaning to the section of the Warrior Ethos that reads Aca,!A"I will never quit.Aca,!A?
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Billy Ray Cyrus performance
Jul 6, 2008
Maj. Gen. Raymond V. Mason, 8th Theater Sustainment Command commanding general, presented a commemorative plaque to Billy Ray Cyrus for his participation in the Army Community Covenant signing and performance at the 37th Annual 4th of July Spectacular on Sills Field, Schofield Barracks. (Photo by Sgt. David House)
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Saluting a war hero
Jul 6, 2008
Maj. Gen. Raymond V. Mason, 8th Theater Sustainment Command commanding general, salutes Sgt. Maj. Allen J. Kellogg (retired). Sergeant Major Kellogg is a veteran of the Vietnam War and one of HawaiiAca,!a,,cs three surviving Medal of Honor recipients and was on hand to sign the Army Community Covenant at Schofield Barracks, HI July 4.
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Military ohana open hearts, homes to raise service dogs
Jul 3, 2008
It has happened to all of us. YouAca,!a,,cre running late for work, scampering around the house grabbing everything you need for the day, and you canAca,!a,,ct find your keys.
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Lean Six Sigma project shortens DD214 processing time at DHR
Jul 3, 2008
Because the garrison knows a SoldierAca,!a,,cs time is valuable, the staff at the Directorate of Human Resources (DHR) took on a Lean Six project to reduce the wait time for DD 214 Aca,!" a report of military separation Aca,!" processing and achieved better than anticipated results.
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Garrison sponsors Team Hawaii in Ten-Miler
Jul 3, 2008
For the upcoming Army Ten-Miler, Oct. 5 in Washington, D.C., Team Army Hawaii has been chosen based on results from the 10-Mile Race Around Wheeler, held here, June 14.
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DOD sets joint standards for enlistee waivers
Jul 2, 2008
The Department of Defense has now set standards for how individual services will offer waivers to those it recruits.
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Army Prepares for Next Rotations in Iraq
Jun 30, 2008
The Department of the Army confirmed today, June 30, the Department of DefenseAca,!a,,cs announcement for the next rotation of four brigade combat teams consisting of approximately 18, 000 personnel in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. The deployment window for these units will begin in the early months of 2009.
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Army combatives training is helping today's Soldier become more effective
Jun 27, 2008
Because the modern Soldier spends more time clearing rooms and engaging the enemy in hand-to-hand combat than those Soldiers before him, a renewed emphasis has been put on the importance of subduing an enemy without a weapon. That isnAca,!a,,ct to say Soldiers of yesteryear never had to rely on a swift hand to best an enemy. ItAca,!a,,cs just that AmericaAca,!a,,cs desert Soldier of the 21st century finds himself coming into close contact with the enemy on a more frequent basis than before. And thanks to a former Fort Lewis Army Ranger, todayAca,!a,,cs Soldier is becoming better trained to effectively neutralize that close-quarters threat.
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Army Spouse Overcomes Adversity, Sets Sights on Olympics
Jun 24, 2008
In the sultry, harmonious melody of the blues, Eric Clapton once sang, Aca,!A"Nobody knows you when youAca,!a,,cre down and out.Aca,!A? Adriane Stone knows this feeling firsthand.
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Army Launches Recruiter Assistance Program
Jun 19, 2008
Active-duty enlisted Soldiers and future Soldiers in the Delayed Entry Program can now serve as assistant recruiters and make extra money in their off-duty hours.
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Happy 233rd birthday U.S. Army!
Jun 13, 2008
Aca,!A"Turning 233 years old means there's a lot of candles on a birthday cake, doesn't it'Aca,!A? asked Sgt. Maj. Errol Snyder, operations sergeant major, 2nd Stryker Combat Brigade Team (SBCT), 25th Infantry Division.
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Historic P-40 aircraft returns to 'action' near Kawamura Gate
Jun 12, 2008
A World War II-era fighter returned to action here, recently. Well, sort of. From a distance, the Curtis P-40 Warhawk at WheelerAca,!a,,cs Kawamura Gate looks as though it just rolled off the assembly line and is ready to scream down the runway looking for a fight.
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Quad renovation receives award, praise from historical society
Jun 12, 2008
Old photographs are fun to look at because they show how people and places have changed over time. However, if you compared an old photo of SchofieldAca,!a,,cs historic troop barracks (known as the quads) to the actual buildings today, you would be hard-pressed to tell the difference.
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1-14th 2nd SBCT Soldier Awarded Purple Heart
Jun 12, 2008
Brig. Gen. Robert B. Brown, deputy commanding general, 1st Battalion, 14th Infantry Regiment Aca,!A"Golden Dragons,Aca,!A? 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, awards a Purple Heart to Sgt. 1st Class Willie S. Grimes, tanker, 1-14th 2nd SBCT, at a ceremony in front of 1-14th Battalion Headquarters, Schofield Barracks, June 6.
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Sgt. Maj. of the Army Birthday Greeting
Jun 10, 2008
A 233rd Army Birthday greeting from Sgt. Maj. of the Army Kenneth Preston.
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Secretary of the Army Pete Geren's Birthday Message
Jun 10, 2008
Secretary of the Army Pete Geren sends out a birthday message.
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3IBCT "Broncos" host Asian-Pacific Heritage month observance in Hawaii
Jun 5, 2008
In honor of Asian-Pacific Heritage Month family, friends and honorary guest gathered at the 3rd Infantry Brigade Combat TeamAca,!a,,cs F-Quad for an observance celebration, May 29th.
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Army Expands Battlemind Training
May 30, 2008
Due to its success preparing Soldiers for deployment, the Army has decided to transition Battlemind training from a deployment cycle requirement to standard training Armywide.
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Greatest Army inventions of 2007 Announced
May 28, 2008
FORT BELVOIR, Va. - The commanding general of the U.S. Army Materiel Command, the U.S. Army vice chief of staff and other senior Army science and technology leaders will recognize the U.S. Army's "Top Ten Greatest Inventions of 2007 " in an awards ceremony June 12 at the Hyatt Crystal City - Arlington, Va.
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25th Infantry Division Soldier
May 22, 2008
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Class 58 graduates, bids farewell to USASMA
May 22, 2008
After completing more than 1,200 hours of instruction during the last nine months, 642 students from Sergeants Major Course Class 58 at the U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy graduated at Abraham Chavez Theatre in downtown El Paso, Texas, receiving their diplomas from TRADOC Commanding General, Gen. William S. Wallace.
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25th Infantry Division welcomes new commander and receives honors
May 22, 2008
25th Infantry Division Change of Command.
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2008 Senior Leader Memorial Day Message
May 20, 2008
On May 5, 1866, veterans and residents of Waterloo, New York, placed flowers on the graves at each of the town's cemeteries to honor the local Soldiers and Sailors who had fallen during the Civil War. Proposed by a local pharmacist, Henry C. Welles, this act of remembrance centered on his belief that while praising the living veterans of the Civil War, it was equally important to remember the patriotic dead. This tradition has grown for a century and a half - it is Memorial Day.
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FRGs build homes, stronger bonds with local community
May 13, 2008
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Record of Decision for permanent stationing of the 2/25th Stryker Brigade Combat Team announced
Apr 15, 2008
Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. The Army announced today its decision to station the 2/25th Stryker Brigade Combat Team permanently at Schofield Barracks Military Reservation while conducting required military training at sites in Hawaii. The rationale for this decision is published and explained in a record of decision that is available on the worldwide web at www.aec.army.mil.
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The Way Ahead for Army Correspondence Course Program on-line testing
Mar 17, 2008
On Dec. 16, the commander of the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC), Gen. William S. Wallace, directed the command, which oversees Soldier training and standards, to determine the depth of the problem associated with the Army Correspondence Course Program's (ACCP) on-line testing and take action on those issues that TRADOC controls.
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Army Unveils New Field Manual for Operations
Feb 27, 2008
The ArmyAca,!a,,cs new field manual for operations, FM 3-0, brings the first major update of Army capstone doctrine since the terrorist attacks of 9/11.
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Acting Secretary of the Army Visits Hawaii
Jul 3, 2007
Acting Secretary of the Army, Pete Geren visits Army assets in Hawaii.