36th Sustainment Brigade - 36th ID, Texas Army National Guard

12/09/2022

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Stay safe and Happy Holidays!

11/11/2022

11/10/2022

Check out our Soldiers in the Fall edition of National Guard Association of Texas News!

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11/05/2022

10/20/2022

Members of the 36th Sustainment Brigade participate in the Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT). Maintaining peak physical fitness is an important part self-development and self-discipline that is undeniably present among Task Force Phoenix Soldiers and Leaders alike.

10/11/2022

Current bonuses for Texas National Guard FY23. Bonus or SLRP inquiries should be sent to the State Incentives inbox at: [email protected]

10/07/2022

(Post 2/2)

10/07/2022

The most recent Battlefield Circulation consisted of units made up of top performing members of Task Force Phoenix. The daily duties these Soldiers carry out include transportation, distribution, operations, ammunitions storage and tracking, customs, es**rt, supply, human resources, intelligence, communications, and travel management. The “Can Do” attitudes from the men and women you see here are what make the 36th Sustainment Brigade the pinnacle of customer support for U.S. Central Command. Congratulations to those of you that were recognized and thank you all for what you contribute to our team every day. Sustain the Fight! (Post 1/2)

10/06/2022

The top performers at the 36th Sustainment Brigade’s Soldier and NCO of the Quarter Board are Specialist Brandon Guerra, representing the 36th Special Troops Battalion and Sergeant Raisean Smith, representing the 497th Combat Support Sustainment Battalion. These two competitors put their professionalism, and wealth of technical and tactical knowledge on display and emerged the victors over their peers. Your hard work and effort was certainly present and Task Force Phoenix couldn’t be more proud for you to move on and represent the 36th Sustainment Brigade at higher levels. Congratulations to the both of you!

09/30/2022

Photo 1 of a few members of TF Phoenix showcasing their Hispanic Heritage!

09/13/2022

National Hispanic Heritage Month starts September 15th! We look forward to sharing a few words from the members of Task Force Phoenix with Hispanic Heritage throughout the month!

09/06/2022

Our Command Team, recognized three of our most creative Soldiers this week for stepping up and volunteering to design and produce one of the most exceptional displays of unit pride that we’ve seen during this mobilization. SPC Jaqueline Rivera, SPC Jessica Rogers and SPC Patrick Anderson spent countless hours of their own time creating this lasting piece of the Phoenix legacy that we will leave behind upon our return home. This is significant because this is the last rotation that units will be authorized to paint these concrete “T-wall” barriers in order to show pride in their respective unit. Thanks to these Soldiers, Task Force Phoenix will not soon be forgotten. Fantastic job, Phoenix Soldiers!

09/06/2022

The 36th Sustainment Brigade Commander, Colonel Carrie Perez and Brigade Intelligence Officer, Major Roberto Noriega led a Leader Professional Development (LPD) discussion on the National Defense Strategy (NDS). Consistent with the President’s Interim National Security Strategic Guidance, the classified NDS sets out how the Department of Defense will contribute to advancing and safeguarding vital U.S. national interests.

09/03/2022

Master Sergeant Bryan Blackburn from 335th Signal Brigade took time to recognize two of our Task Force Phoenix Communication Specialists recently. SPC Cole Gerrek and SPC Daniel Lauretta’s dedication to mission and technical expertise were instrumental in the success in preventing a large number of key workstations from falling off of our operational network. Outstanding job representing 36th Sustainment Brigade, gentlemen. Well done!

09/02/2022

Our leadership believes that professional development shouldn’t start after becoming an NCO, it should start at the Soldier level. 36th Sustainment Brigade is committed to forging tomorrow’s leaders, today. SFC Robert Houston conducts our Junior Enlisted Professional Development every month to ensure we continue to sharpen the minds of the Soldiers that make up Task Force Phoenix.

Pictured below, Master Sergeant Timothy Mudery covers Holistic Health and Fitness (H2F) and nutrition.

09/02/2022

A few more photos from this afternoon's promotion ceremony for Sergeant Major Stephenson!

09/02/2022

It is our distinct honor to present to you the next Non-Commissioned Officer to stand proud among Texas National Guard Sergeants Major, Sergeant Major Chris Stephenson. His effort and dedication to the Soldiers in our formation go unmatched. Today marks a truly special day for the 36th Sustainment Brigade but even more so for the Stephenson family. SGM Stephenson was lucky enough to share this milestone with his wife, Cindy, and dear friend SGM Derek Renfer. We genuinely appreciate you both allowing us to celebrate this occasion with you.

09/02/2022

09/02/2022

Master Sergeant Stephenson’s promotion to Sergeant Major!

08/31/2022

We would like to thank the National Guard Association of Texas (NGAT) for doing a write up of our unit in it's latest edition of NGAT News! We appreciate your continued support of our families and Soldiers.

The official magazine of the the National Guard Association of Texas.

08/29/2022

08/29/2022

During Operation Native Fury 22, Task Force Phoenix stood up multiple hasty compounds in austere environments known as Convoy Support Centers (CSC). These locations were responsible for providing Basic Life Support functions for Soldiers and Marines conducting critical transportation missions.

08/29/2022

COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Army is transforming, modernizing, boosting readiness, improving fitness across the force, and investing in potential recruits, the chief of staff of the Army said in wide-ranging

08/23/2022

36th Sustainment Brigade had the unique opportunity to host an M249/M240B machine gun range in Saudi Arabia during Operation Native Fury 22. Participants included Soldiers, Marines and Saudi Military Forces firing in unison at a range that was planned, prepared and executed at the hands of our own First Lieutenant Connor Calcote and Sergeant First Class Angel Lovato. Texas National Guard Phoenix Soldiers coached, trained and mentored joint forces and international partners, firing over 25,000 rounds down range.

08/22/2022

In a display of joint operations of our own forces and interoperability with our Saudi partners, this convoy consisting of Soldiers, Marines and Saudi es**rt personnel safely and effectively transported equipment and personnel over thousands of kilometers in support of Native Fury 22.

336th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion Chaplain, Major Lee, taking a moment to say a few words of prayer prior to movement. Captain Matthew Bailey and Staff Sergeant Larry Kephart observed as the last of the vehicles prepared to make their departure.