VIRIN: 090722-A-RY738-1001
TITLE: 346TH Tactical Psychological Operations Company (Airborne) Unit Change of Command
R/T: 01:00
UNIT: 367TH MPAD
UNIT HOME: Whitehall, OH
SUBMITTING: PFC Lukas Sparks
LOCATION: Camp Atterbury, Indiana
DESCRIPTION: The 346th Psychological Operations
Unit change of command ceremony occurred Jun 25, 2022
during the ascent of an airborne exercise.
SOUND BITES: Maj. Lee Canafax, Maj. Nathan Mayo
The Army Reserve's 346th Tactical Psychological Operations Company based in Whitehall, Ohio conducted a change of command ceremony mid-flight over Camp Atterbury, Indiana on June 25, 2022.
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