While Fort Campbell Soldiers and Families fight to stay cool during this summer’s heat wave, Capt. Sarah Bohac, 72nd Veterinary Detachment, 531st Hospital Center, said they should remember to protect their pets as well.
The Spouse Employment Center, or SEC, is committed to assisting inbound and outbound military spouses meet their employment needs before or after a permanent change of station, or PCS, said Geneva Hauser, employment readiness program specialist.
Elements of the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) Band are preparing to join their fellow Screaming Eagle Soldiers in Europe this month as they work to assure NATO allies and deter Russian aggression.
Fort Campbell’s students have been on summer vacation for more than a month, and with inflation’s impact on Family budgets parents may feel like they’re running out of ways to keep their children entertained.
Campbell Crossing, a Lendlease military housing community, brought back the popular summer kickoff for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, and more than 3,500 attendees were eager to spend some time in the sun with friends and neighbors.
Leaders from the Defense Health Agency and Army Medicine recently visited Blanchfield Army Community Hospital to observe the interagency integration, with an eye on readiness, since the hospital’s administrative functions transferred from the Army to DHA last year.
Strike Soldiers are preparing for deployment to Europe to assure NATO allies and deter Russian aggression in the region, and the installation is committed to supporting them and their Families during the mission.
The Night Stalkers of the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne) bade farewell to the 17th Colonel of the Regiment June 15 during the first nighttime regiment change of command ceremony in the unit’s storied history.
Summer is now in full swing, and Fort Campbell Fire and Emergency Services is asking residents to play it safe as they dust off their grills for Family cookouts.
Summer is here, and with the season comes increased risk to pedestrian and cyclist safety, said Lt. Nicholas Pietila, traffic supervisor, Traffic Management and Collision Investigations, Fort Campbell Provost Marshal Office.