Current Personnel Maj. Chad Carroll Sgt. Seandale Jackson Caroline Jens Sgt. 1st Class Kap Kim 1st Lt. Andrew Littel Todd Martin 1st Lt. Joshua Risher Master Sgt. Guadalupe Stratman Sgt. Karl Williams
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First Team Honors Fallen Comrades - (01-28-2010) The 1st Cavalry Division Commanding General, Maj. Gen. Daniel Bolger, and division Command Sergea... (2 images)
Greywolf Brigade Uncases Colors,... - (12-15-2009) Col. Gary Volesky, the commander of 3rd Heavy Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division leads a f... (2 images)
Greywolf Leadership Reports Back... - (12-03-2009) Col. Gary Volesky, commander of 3rd Heavy Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, rejoices wit... (3 images)
Thunderhorse' Spur Ride Starts N... - (11-24-2009) This Spur Ride candidate ran a good portion of the six-mile road march Nov. 23, during the 2nd Ba... (6 images)
Lion Academy Trains Iraqi Police... - (10-17-2009) Kericho, Kenya, native, Spc. Lawrence Rotich (left), a combat medic with H Troop, 1st Squadron, 7... (2 images)
First Team honors fallen comrades Soldiers from the 1st Cavalry Division gathered Jan. 28, at the division Memorial Chapel to remember the life and service of two, First Team Soldiers. (01/28/10)
Greywolf brigade uncases colors, resumes command at Fort Hood The 3rd Heavy Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division held an uncasing ceremony Dec. 15, in front of the brigade's headquarters to signify that the brigade has resumed its command on Fort Hood. (12/15/09)
Lion Academy trains Iraqi police first responders American Army medics assisted Iraqi policemen from five stations of the al-Zahour Iraqi Police District to employ newly-learned first responder techniques during a post-bomb explosion exercise, Oct. 15. (10/17/09)
Ready to Rumble U.S. Soldiers got down and dirty with their Iraqi partners from the when they introduced hand-to-hand combative training at Joint Security Station Istiqlal, in northeast Baghdad. (10/17/09)
Cav Country 13 This edition features stories on how the 4-5th Air Defense Artillery Regiment keeps travel route safe on a road between the Green Zone and the Baghdad International Airport; US Soldiers provide medical assistance to Iraqis in the Abu Ghraib district; feature on how the 1st Cavalry Division packs up to move out. Produced by the 1st Cavalry Division Public Affairs Office and the 122nd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment. (10/5/04)
Cav Country 12 This edition features stories on an explosive ordnance disposal team finding explosives with remote controlled robot; new public affairs Soldier asking 1st Cavalry Soldiers to share Iraqi experiences; Baghdad tribal leaders becoming parole officers. Produced by the 1st Cavalry Division Public Affairs Office and the 122nd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment. (10/5/04)
Man on the Street Package about first hand experiences that 1st Cav Soldiers are having in Iraq. Produced by Pvt. Charles Maib. (10/4/04)
Cav Country 11 This edition features stories on the 1-9th Cavalry Regiment and Iraqi troops taking offensive on a Baghdad street more dangerous than others; 1-5th Cavalry Regiment taking the defensive on Raider Base; 86th Army Dive Team blowing up tugboat on Tigris River as part of clean-up project. Produced by the 1st Cavalry Division Public Affairs Office and the 122nd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment. (10/4/04)
Cav Country 10 This edition features stories on a ribbon cutting ceremony for primary school renovated by 2nd Brigade Combat Team Soldiers and local Iraqis; Baghdad community receives 10 reconditioned garbage trucks for hauling trash and generating jobs; feature on the duties of 1st Cavalry Division Deputy Chaplain. Produced by the 1st Cavalry Division Public Affairs Office and the 122nd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment.
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Soldiers from the 1st Cavalry Division gathered Jan. 28, at the division Memorial Chapel to remember the life and service of two, First Team Soldiers.
The 3rd Heavy Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division held an uncasing ceremony Dec. 15, in front of the brigade's headquarters to signify that the brigade has resumed its command on Fort Hood. 
American Army medics assisted Iraqi policemen from five stations of the al-Zahour Iraqi Police District to employ newly-learned first responder techniques during a post-bomb explosion exercise, Oct. 15.
U.S. Soldiers got down and dirty with their Iraqi partners from the when they introduced hand-to-hand combative training at Joint Security Station Istiqlal, in northeast Baghdad. 
A high-achieving Killeen High School senior chosen to play percussion in an All-American marching band recalled the days when drums were just the cool instrument to play.
