FORT LEE, Va. (Aug. 3, 2020) -- Work on training ranges here that promote Army readiness continues to move forward in ways that are innovative, efficient and resourceful.
The latest example is a new tactical troop crossing in Training Area 14. Used for the first time July 30 by Soldiers participating in a 59th Ordnance Brigade field training exercise, the 20-foot structure with handrails crosses a deep creek bed, providing a path for units to austerely move from bivouac areas to training lanes nearby.
“I’m really happy we were able to get as much done in a short time as we did,” said Jason Walters, Integrated Training Area Management coordinator, of the two-week project he spearheaded in June. “I’m also ecstatic about...
08.03.2020 | RICHMOND, VA, US |
Story by Terrance Bell
This live-to-tape video of the Fort Lee Garrison Town Hall was recorded on June 16, 2020 for the Garrison workforce. Additional questions for the command team may be submitted to ArmyFortLee.PAO@mail.mil.
