Story by Sgt. Thomas Duval | Task Force Sinai | 12.12.2014
“There is no more effective way of creating bitter enemies for the Army than by failing to do everything we can possibly do at a time of bereavement. Nor is there a more effective way of making friends for the Army than by showing we are personally interested in every fatality which occurs.”...
Story by Sgt. Jeremy Odom | Task Force Sinai | 10.29.2014
October is a time for change. For some it is a change of weather, foliage or even time in some countries. Recently Soldiers deployed to the Sinai Peninsula of Egypt stationed at the Multinational Force and Observers’ North Camp, witnessed significant change in leadership. It was so significant that the word “change” was the overall reoccurring theme for the U.S. Army’s 1st Support......
Story by Sgt. Thomas Duval | Task Force Sinai | 08.17.2014
As the withdrawal of Soldiers in Afghanistan continues and combat deployments become less common, Soldiers deployed to Egypt with Task Force Sinai are focusing on getting back to the basics, and they are doing it with the most unlikely battle-buddies....
Story by Sgt. Thomas Duval | Task Force Sinai | 04.09.2014
Measuring less than an inch, engraved with an Infantryman, the Norwegian Road March Badge doesn’t hold much monetary value, but that didn’t stop service members from all over the world from paying for it with their blood, sweat and tears....
