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Hometown: Salt Lake City UT US
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Sgt. Daniel West
Spc. Aloree Amodt
Sgt. 1st Class Thomas Cornaby
Spc. Kayla Benson
Sgt. Erik Fardette
Sgt. Adam Decker
Sgt. Ruth Harvie
1st Lt. Christopher Fisher
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News Stories Reserve Soldier pushes through challenges of Best Warrior Competition
The 96th Sustainment Brigade invited strong willed Army Reserve soldier, Pfc. Jared Campbell, to the Best Warrior competition through a series of recommendations and company wide challenges.
03.6.11 Story by Aloree Amodt
Headed toward becoming the Army Reserve’s Best Warrior
Army Reserve Staff Sgt. Leith W. Strachan swayed on his feet, visibly exhausted, sweat dripping from his forehead. Three days of intense competition had just culminated in a three-minute grappling match for the combatives championship. As the judge held up his hand, a winner by decision, he gave a small smile, finished with both the match and the 96th Sustainment Brigade’s Best Warrior competition and the champion of both, in his division.
03.6.11 Story by Pfc. Kayla Benson
Competition brings out warriors’ spirit
The Best Warrior Competition, a grueling three-day test of endurance, discipline and soldier skills, pitted 16 soldiers of the 96th Sustainment Brigade against each other for the highest honor in the junior enlisted and non-commissioned officer categories March 4-6.
03.6.11 Story by Sgt. Ruth Harvie
Families bid farewell to deploying Soldiers
The sun had not yet risen and snow was lightly falling as Liz Brown watched her husband board the bus. Though the elements were harsh, it did not keep Brown, or several other families from saying a final farewell to their son, daughter, parent, or spouse before they left Fort Douglas.
01.9.11 Story by Pfc. Kayla Benson
421st QMC trains for deployment to Afghanistan
A hushed calm settles over the land as everyone strains to see and listen for the C-130 in the distance. The 421st Quartermaster Company (Airborne) is now 45 minutes behind schedule for their training exercise. Slowly, as the drone of propellers begins to pick up, Chief Warrant Officer 4 Michael Rich, safety team leader, picks up his radio, “We’re at three knots, out.”
06.19.10 Story by Aloree Amodt
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