A group of students participating in the 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, Bystander Intervention training were provided the opportunity to speak freely about how the class benefited them. The facilitators of the week-long class were asked to step outside for about half an hour and this is what transpired in their absence.
Bystander intervention training is a way of developing and empowering leaders to make the right decision and step in if necessary, regardless of the situation in which they may find themselves.
For the last 13 years, Father Joel Panzer, a Major in the United States Army and a chaplain assigned to 4th Cavalry Multi-Functional Training Brigade, First Army Division East at Fort Knox, Kentucky has guided, mentored, and faced the unique spiritual challenge of tending to his flock of military families outside of his diocese in several locations around the world and stateside throughout his military career.
When people first hear that they are going to California they think of celebrities and beaches. When Soldiers hear that they are going to California it’s less about the allure of the big cities and more about good Army training.
91st Training Division partnered with 4th Cavalry Multi-Functional Training Brigade along with their other training partners converged on Fort Hunter Liggett for their annual Combat Support Training Exercise...
