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(RIGHT) Pvt. Christopher Isenhour from Alpha Company, 16th Ordnance Battalion, participates in a hula hoop challenge that was part of a March 27 field day event at Ettrick Elementary School near Petersburg. About 30 ordnance Soldiers participated in the community outreach project. (BELOW) Pvt. Julie Furkins from Victor Company, 262nd Quartermaster Battalion, participates in the Armed Forces Blood Program Blood Drive that the battalion hosted here Saturday. More than 100 Soldiers took part in the event.
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(ABOVE) Pvt. Danielle Hall and Spc. Laura MaeTomas research technical manual information during Basic Wheel Maintainer training March 27 on the Ordnance Campus. Both Soldiers are assigned to Alpha Company, 16th Ordnance Battalion (BELOW) Col. Rodney D. Edge, Fort Lee Garrison commander, congratulatesT. Anthony Bell, the senior reporter for the “Fort LeeTraveller,” for his support of the recent Army Best Warrior Competition. Debra Bingham, Fort Lee Public Affairs Office director, and her deputy Stephen Baker received similar awards. Bell was also named the 2012 Army Civilian Journalist of theYear in March.
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(ABOVE) A Logistics Noncommissioned Officer Academy student voices a question during a first-time female forum here March 21 at the post theater.The forum featured three guest speakers – Command Sgt. Maj. Sheila Nelson, garrison CSM, Command Sgt Maj. Wendy Robinson, 23rd Quartermaster Brigade CSM, and Sgt. Maj. Libbie Adams, an Ordnance SGM, who each offered insights about career advancement and the challenges that female Soldiers face today. Attendees included ALC and SLC students as well as numerous NCOA cadre members and small group leaders. (RIGHT) Chaplain (Capt.) David Hicks, the Army Logistics University chaplain, leads a group of Basic Officer Leader Course students in prayer during a Good Friday field service last week at the Fort Lee range.The 63 young officers who attended the event are participating in Quartermaster and Ordnancerelated training, which includes field exercises that give them an opportunity to practice their newly acquired Army leadership skills.
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