Citizen-soldiers of 101st Troop Command of the Puerto Rico Army National Guard went to the town of Ingenioh (Inn-Je-knee-oh) in the municipality of Yabucoa (ya-boo-ko-ahh), Puerto Rico. Their mission was to deliver some relief supplies to assist with the recovery effort, upon arriving they handed out food and water and listened to the concerns of the townsfolk.
The Puerto Rico State Guard visited the municipality of San Lorenzo, Puerto Rico, in order to impact the community of Barrio Cayagüas with a health prevention clinic event, Mar. 24. The PRSG 900th Medical Group together with COSSMA, a local non-profit healthcare provider, offered a myriad of free-of-cost preventive health-check services to those in Cayagüas and surrounding communities. People arrived to the site despite the rain and the bad weather forecast to receive preventive medical services. (National Guard photos by Staff Sgt. Alberto Fantauzzi, PRSG-PAO)
SAN GERMAN, Puerto Rico - Months into a deployment and thousands of miles away from home, away from family and friends, away from the things you love most, you’re starting to feel that you can’t go on. When suddenly you hear it… MAIL CALL! Dozens of “care packages” arrived containing candy, coffee, Christmas music and many other morale-boosting items. Among these items is a colorful piece of paper with a simple word written in crayon… Thanks.
Every year thousands of hand-made Christmas cards, prepared by elementary school children from across the Nation, reach the corners of the world where the U.S. military is present. Cards with messages like “Where there is a Soldier, there is hope,” or “Feliz Navidad,” and...
