Suicide attempt survivor and retired command sergeant major, John Miyata, discusses his experience with suicide. This is the third video of a three part video series covering Miyata's experience and the outcome of his struggle with mental health. (U.S. Army video by Staff Sgt. Laurie Ellen Wash)
Soldiers across the Pacific enhanced their construction skills during a four-week 12W Carpentry and Masonry Specialist course hosted by the 4960th Multi-Functional Training Brigade at Fort Shafter Flats, Hawaii. The training equipped engineers with hands-on expertise in blueprint reading, concrete work, and structural layout—preparing them to support mission-critical operations in garrison and deployed environments.
The Command and General Staff College (CGSC) instructors assigned to the 4960th Multi-Functional Training Brigade are committed to the Army's mission of providing field grade officers prepared and ready for key assignments. The dedication of the CGSC staff, whether on the podium or behind the scenes, provides a robust and interactive academic experience for the students to set them up for success in their careers.
Story Summary: The 4960th Multi-Functional Training Brigade, headquartered in Oahu, Hawaii, plays a vital role in shaping the future of the Army Reserve. Focused on leadership development and mission readiness, the brigade delivers high-impact training that equips soldiers with the skills, confidence, and discipline needed to excel in complex operational environments. With a commitment to excellence and a culture rooted in professionalism and...
Located on Oahu, Hawaii, the 4960th Multi-Functional Training Brigade (MFTB) is a premier Army Reserve training unit dedicated to developing competent, confident leaders. As part of the U.S. Army Pacific Training program, the brigade delivers high-impact instruction across multiple Military Occupational Specialties and leadership courses. With a reputation for excellence, professionalism, and hospitality, the 4960th empowers Soldiers through...
