A British soldier assigned to the 1st Royal Logistics Corps Regiment provides security following a simulated attack that resulted in mass casualties among U.S. Army medics, British logistics soldiers, and a Lithuanian military police soldier during Allied Spirit 25 on March 13, 2025, at the Hohenfels Training Area, Germany. The exercise enhances multinational coordination, reinforces combat readiness, and ensures forces remain prepared to respond effectively to large-scale emergencies in a dynamic security environment. (Photo by Sgt. Christopher Fleming/382nd Public Affairs Detachment).
A British soldier assigned to the 1st Royal Logistics Corps Regiment provides security following a simulated attack that resulted in mass casualties among U.S. Army medics, British logistics soldiers, and a Lithuanian military police soldier during Allied Spirit 25 on March 13, 2025, at the Hohenfels Training Area, Germany. The exercise enhances multinational coordination, reinforces combat readiness, and ensures forces remain prepared to respond effectively to large-scale emergencies in a dynamic security environment. (Photo by Sgt. Christopher Fleming/382nd Public Affairs Detachment).
RALEIGH, N.C. - North Carolina National Guard (NCNG) service members, friends, family members and distinguished guests attends a change of command ceremony to welcome the new commander of 60th Troop Command at the Claude T. Bowers Military Center, Jun. 8, 2025. Col. Michael Marciniak, outgoing 60th Troop Command brigade commander, relinquishes his command responsibility to Col. Jamie Godwin, the incoming brigade commander, symbolizing the passing of colors.
Marciniak enlisted in the North Carolina National Guard in 1989 where he served four years as an enlisted Soldier before attending Officer Candidate School, class 37. He earned his commission as an armor officer. Marciniak has commanded at all levels of the brigade. He served two...
