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    100th Training Division Command Selected for Fielding of Army Greens [Image 4 of 7]

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    A smiling bald man wearing a U.S. Army olive green dress uniform is photographed from behind at a three-quarter angle in what appears to be an office or briefing room. His uniform displays a shoulder patch reading '100' on a blue shield, Sergeant Major rank chevrons, and service stripes on the sleeve. A monitor displaying the U.S. Army seal is visible in the background.

    FORT KNOX, KENTUCKY, UNITED STATES

    06.09.2019

    Photo by Capt. Rebecca Shirley 

    100th Training Division

    Command Sgt. Maj. Gregory Betty, command sergeant major of the 100th Training Division (LD), is one of the 260 senior leaders selected by US Army Senior Leadership for initial fielding of the Army Greens service uniform.

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    Date Taken: 06.09.2019
    Date Posted: 06.10.2019 16:38
    Photo ID: 5466480
    VIRIN: 190609-A-PW939-004
    Resolution: 1913x2300
    Size: 695.83 KB
    Location: FORT KNOX, KENTUCKY, US
    Hometown: FORT KNOX, KENTUCKY, US
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    Two U.S. Army soldiers are engaged in what appears to be a military ceremony near a building entrance. One soldier in Army Service Uniform (dress greens) is speaking, while another in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniform holds a unit guidon/flag bearing the number '100'. A memorial plaque labeled 'BOUDINOT' is visible on the wall behind them.
    Two U.S. Army soldiers are engaged in what appears to be a briefing or training session in a conference room. The standing soldier, wearing the Army Green Service Uniform with Sergeant Major rank insignia and multiple ribbons, appears to be presenting or speaking. The seated soldier, wearing Army Combat Uniform (ACU) with the name tape 'RIVERA,' is listening attentively.
    A group of approximately 13 U.S. Army personnel posing for a formal group photograph in what appears to be a conference or briefing room. One central figure is wearing the Army Service Uniform (dress greens) with multiple ribbons and appears to be a senior Non-Commissioned Officer, while the remaining personnel are wearing Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniforms. The setting suggests an official military event or visit.
    A smiling bald man wearing a U.S. Army olive green dress uniform is photographed from behind at a three-quarter angle in what appears to be an office or briefing room. His uniform displays a shoulder patch reading '100' on a blue shield, Sergeant Major rank chevrons, and service stripes on the sleeve. A monitor displaying the U.S. Army seal is visible in the background.
    A senior U.S. Army non-commissioned officer in dress greens uniform is addressing a small group of soldiers in what appears to be a classroom or briefing room setting. The speaker, identifiable by Command Sergeant Major rank insignia, is gesturing while presenting to seated soldiers in OCP (Operational Camouflage Pattern) uniforms. The setting includes computers, a wall-mounted display screen, and instructional charts in the background.
    A group of eight U.S. Army personnel pose for a formal group photo in front of a whiteboard in what appears to be a classroom or training facility. One central figure is dressed in the Army Service Uniform (green dress uniform) with visible ribbons and rank insignia, while the remaining seven wear Operational Camouflage Pattern (OCP) uniforms. The whiteboard behind them contains training-related notes and text.
    A U.S. Army senior non-commissioned officer named 'Betty' (as shown on name tape) stands in dress uniform in front of a '100th Division History' display panel. The soldier wears multiple service ribbons, medals, and rank insignia consistent with a Sergeant Major or Command Sergeant Major. The historical display behind him shows a timeline of the 100th Infantry Division dating from 1918 through at least the 1940s.

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