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"QTP 26 allows us an opportunity to really foster an environment of teamwork which helps us with our end goal: taking care of Soldiers and their families and ensuring that our mission is accomplished.” Capt. Mark Howard Company A, AFNorth Bn. dvidshub.net/news/560714

"There's an office here at Sembach Kaserne full of folks that really care, that want to help..." Command Sgt. Maj. James E. Morris Jr. U.S. Army NATO Brigade army.mil/article/291112

"The more people who have experiences serving in those allied formations and take those experiences back to the U.S., the better we understand our allies and the more effective we'll be on the battlefield...” — Brig. Gen. Kareem (Monty) Montague army.mil/article/291089

“Her ability to mentor, empower, and develop leaders at all levels has left a lasting impact on the organization and strengthened the multinational team she supports.” Lt. Col. Natalie Meng, AFSouth Battalion commander army.mil/article/290003

"The beauty of this event is that we came together for team building, some tough competition and a great opportunity to have fun while working on our physical fitness." --Command Sgt. Maj. James Morris Jr. dvidshub.net/news/552537

Due to the lapse in appropriations, U.S. Army NATO updates to social media platforms will be limited.

“The training covered the continuity of religious support through combat operations focusing on two specific areas, tactical or direct religious support to trauma victims in a MASCAL, and rendering honors to the fallen.” -- Chap. (Maj.) Robert Cox army.mil/article/288681

MONTANA, Bulgaria -- NATO’s Euro-Atlantic Disaster Response Coordination Centre and the Bulgarian Ministry of Interior wrapped up Exercise Bulgaria 2025 here Sept. 12. @NATO @jcbrncoe dvidshub.net/news/548870

E-ARC experts part of international evaluation team for this year's largest @NATO disaster management exercise, #Bulgaria 2025 held in northwestern @Bulgaria #NATO #Bulgaria2025 #EADRCC #EARC #Resilience

"I think the theme of this whole event was improving communications up, down, left, right, establishing those linkages and making improvements." #SwordOfFreedom -- U.S. Army Lt. Col. Christopher Conlin, NATO Force Integration Unit-Latvia army.mil/article/287638

Staff Sgt. Reina Diaz said the U.S. Army NATO teams did well in this year’s competition. “We are going to start preparing now for next year’s Commander’s Cup, and we’ll find a new home for that trophy back in our headquarters,” said Diaz. army.mil/article/286760/

The battalion consists of about 500 Soldiers, civilian employees, and their families at 15 separate NATO organizations in 22 different locations across 13 countries. army.mil/article/286628

“Our nation’s legacy has been built on the Army’s storied 250 years of history, displayed in the dedication, courage and heroism of American Soldiers." #Army250 - Col. Jeremiah D. Pope, U.S. Army NATO army.mil/article/286322

“Steadfast Deterrence strengthens NATO’s resolve to safeguard the freedom and security of its allies.” -- Col. Michael Biankowski, NATO Joint Warfare Centre army.mil/article/286097

"...it is my role and responsibility to be committed, dedicated, and confident to foster a climate of service, steward the profession, and train you to remain as the best force multipliers known to man." -- Command Sgt. Maj. James E. Morris Jr. army.mil/article/286055

“His presence was an intentional and timely signal of commitment to forward-deployed readiness and strategic partnerships in a rapidly evolving region.” --Capt. Alfonso Rivera, NRDC-Greece plans officer army.mil/article/285778

Maj. Peter Preisinger, NATO Allied Rapid Reaction Corps J9, earned the Master Combat Infantryman Badge . #StrongerTogether #SwordOfFreedom army.mil/article/285712

“The Step Forward campaign is a call to action for all of us to use our personal and collective strengths to advance meaningful changes in preventing and reporting sexual violence.” --Staff Sgt. Clamese Shelton, U.S. Army NATO army.mil/article/285098