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216th Engineer Battalion
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Hometown: Hamilton, OH, US
Current Personnel:
Spc. Brian Johnson
1st Lt. Kevin Buehler
Heather Wolff
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News StoriesLiving the Army Values
The United States Army teaches soldiers to try to live up to its seven values which are; Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, and Personal Courage. Soldiers should try to live up to the Army values both on duty and off.
According to the army.mil website, Selfless Service is defined as, “Put the welfare of the nation, the Army and your subordinates before your own. Selfless service is larger than just one person. In serving your country, you are doing your duty loyally without thought of recognition or gain.”
For one Ohio National Guard soldier, Spc. Brian Johnson from Blacklick, the chance to live the Army value of Selfless Service came at a time when he least expected it, on his way to his civilian job on Feb 27.
02.27.12 Courtesy Story
Cincinnati-area National Guard unit prepares for overseas deployment
Over the last several months, soldiers from the Woodlawn based Support Company, 216th Engineer Battalion, have been spending extra time training on their regular drill weekends. This additional training has one goal in mind; getting ready for a potential overseas deployment to Afghanistan.
01.8.12 Story by Spc. Brian Johnson
 Master Weapons Team helps ensure proficiency
In the Army, active duty soldiers have more opportunities to become familiar with their assigned weapons than their National Guard counterparts. Because of this, the need arose for the Ohio National Guard Master Weapons Team.
03.5.11 Story by Spc. Brian Johnson
 Range fire at Camp Sherman Central and Southern Ohio National Guard Units conduct weapons qualification
Members of the 1194th Engineer Company based out of Chillicothe did their annual weapons qualification May 13 and 14 at Camp Sherman with soldiers from central and southern Ohio.
05.14.11 Story by Spc. Brian Johnson
 Change of command in the 216th Engineer Battalion
In the Army, unit commanders may come and go, but the impact that they have can be long lasting. The Ohio National Guard’s 216th Engineer Battalion is no exception. On April 3, at the Camp Sherman Readiness Center in Chillicothe, Lt. Col. Ben Capriato handed over command of the 216th Engr. Bn. to his successor, Lt. Col. Tom Caldwell.
04.3.11 Story by Spc. Brian Johnson
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