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A pair of ordinary white utility trucks slowly maneuver Fort Campbell roads in the dark, fighting tiny enemies that could make Soldiers sick or simply less focused on their mission.
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The new command team for Regional Health Command-Atlantic visited Blanchfield Army Community Hospital July 28 and also met with leaders from the hospital, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) and Fort Campbell.
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To recognize Morale, Welfare, and Recreation employees’ contributions during the COVID-19 pandemic, MWR leaders found a creative and fun way to show appreciation.
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Sapper Eagles assigned to 326th Brigade Engineer Battalion, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), trained July 29 to fight and win at their upcoming deployment to the Joint Readiness Training Center-Fort Polk, Louisiana, by conducting mine clearing line charge opera…
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As Pvt. 2nd Class Dan Baumgartner, a religious affairs specialist assigned to 1st Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), watched other Soldiers climb ropes and scale wooden beams high off the ground, he thought there was a pretty good chance it would be too hard for him.
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Leaders from across the Fort Campbell community and representatives from the Department of Defense Education Activity, Clarksville-Montgomery County School System and Christian County Public Schools met July 29 for a back-to-school Facebook Live Town Hall to discuss the year ahead.
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Beginning Aug. 10, Fort Campbell’s Gate 10 area will undergo road construction that includes lane-widening and repair work.
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In preparation for their rotation to the Joint Readiness Training Center-Fort Polk, Louisiana, all Strike Soldiers participating in the training were tested for the COVID-19 virus to ensure optimal health and mission readiness of the entire unit.
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Sergeant Major of the Army Michael A. Grinston visited Fort Campbell Aug. 3-4, to observe Soldier training, and discuss topics ranging from Army readiness in a COVID-19 environment to inclusion and diversity and his initiative “This is My Squad” with Soldiers.
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With thousands of women veterans living in the Fort Campbell area, a group committed to promoting their interests and sharing their stories is looking for 101 women to share their stories of serving in the military.
The Fort Campbell Chaplains Office will sell a variety of equipment – from extra speakers and amplifiers to a piano with one broken key – to give others a chance to enjoy them while clearing out space.
