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79th Sustainment Support Command
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(79SSC)
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Hometown: Los Alamitos, CA, US
Current Personnel:
Sgt. 1st Class Corey Beal
Wilmer Moore
Sgt. Scott Akanewich
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Torrance leads the way
Members of the West High School Marching Band make their way down the two-mile parade route...
Taken: 05.19.2012
How's that?
U.S. Army 1st Lt. Aminda Kim, 414th Civil Affairs Battalion, paints a star on the hand of a...
Taken: 05.18.2012
Final brief
Staff Sgt. Greg Sovick, 137th Quartermaster Company, 311th Expeditionary Sustainment Command,...
Taken: 05.06.2012
Preparing to be the Best Warrior
Cpl. Michael May, Unit Supply Specialist, 11th Military Police Brigade tries to keep Sgt....
Taken: 04.25.2012
Calling it in
Spc. Jonathan Chacon, 163rd Ordnance Company, 311th Expeditionary Sustainment Command, radios in...
Taken: 04.23.2012
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News Stories All about community, soldier gains, shares insight during event
Spc. Cathryn Baldanza didn’t know what to expect when she arrived on site to participate in the 53rd Annual Torrance Armed Forces Day Celebration, from May 18-20.
“I thought perhaps it would be just a matter of us Soldiers manning our vehicles so the public could have a look,” said Baldanza, of the 56th Military Police Company, 11th Military Police Brigade. “As it’s turned out, it’s been an amazing experience.”
05.22.12 Story by Sgt. Scott Akanewich
 Culinary Combat, 79th SSC cooks collaborate on Connelly cuisine
Camouflage netting augmented the trees of Whittier Narrows Park accompanied by the sights and sounds of soldiers busily moving about in anticipation of the day’s oncoming battle. Yet, this was to be a conflict fought not with machine guns and grenades, but spatulas and serving spoons as the 137th Quartermaster Company, 311th Expeditionary Sustainment Command, participated in the 2012 Philip A. Connelly Awards Competition in El Monte, Calif., May 6.
05.8.12 Story by Sgt. Scott Akanewich
 One tough soldier, 79th SSC Best Warrior never takes easy way out
Spc. Jonathan Chacon knows only one way to approach challenges – head on.
05.2.12 Story by Sgt. Scott Akanewich
 Heavy Mettle, Army musicians show toughness at Best Warrior
Soldiers of the 300th Army Band usually carry musical instruments as opposed to instruments of war when taking on a mission. Their typical weapons of trade are not assault rifles, machine guns or grenade launchers, but trumpets, tubas and trombones, among many others. Rather than sending rounds downrange, they create symphonic melodies that fill the air with festive music, a tradition that dates back as far as the Army itself, when Continental Army musicians accompanied the colors into battle during the Revolutionary War.
Yet, here they were, instruments secured safely back at home base, bearing full combat loads while carrying conventional weapons as these Soldier-Musicians competed in the 63rd Regional Support Command Finals of the 2012 Best Warrior Competition at Fort Hunter Liggett, Calif. April 23-26.
05.1.12 Story by Sgt. Scott Akanewich
 Laying it on the line, 79th SSC Best Warriors leave it all on field
Spc. Jonathan Chacon traversed the terrain of the land navigation course, climbing hills, crossing rivers, negotiating spurs and draws with skill and athleticism. His path was winding once he had plotted his points. However, he found all of them in the time allotted. Tired, but undeterred, he returned to the start point psyched for the next event.
04.30.12 Story by Sgt. Scott Akanewich
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Recent Publications
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04.19.2012
Issue 1, Volume 2: Two Star Notes On Soldier Readiness, by Maj. Gen. William D. Frink, Jr.; CSM On Point; Readiness Realignment Program, New Program Works to Re-Balance the Army Reserve; Supply...
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11.30.2011
Issue 2, Volume 1:
Doing Less with Less by Maj. Gen William D. Frink; Taking Care of Soldiers by Command Sgt. Maj. Robert N. Roberson; Army Reserve Volunteer Family of the Year; Medical...
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06.01.2011
Issue 1, Volume 1: 79th Sustainment Support Command In-Brief with mission, vision, scope, footprint and history; Two Star Notes on Mentorship by Maj. Gen William D. Frink; Reshaping the Force by...
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