Echo Company, 2-1 AVN REGT, 1CAB, 1ID

07/14/2024

I’m still as the admin on this and me and my husband have been gone for two years so I don’t know who’s in charge now but can y’all please take me off?

04/08/2022

I don’t know if you need to hear this if the shoe fits wear it

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05/14/2021

Congratulations to SPC Smith!

04/30/2021

Eliminators getting after some Victory Wellness Foundational Day football! Check out the athleticism in photo 3 💪

04/22/2021

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Sparetime is now open 11:00am - 9:00pm Friday and Saturday! Stop by for some Family fun and a drool-worthy meal from the SpareTime Grill.

For more information, call 785-239-4366

04/03/2021

Late congratulations to SPC Hopper for earning his spot in the Bunch Fitness Center’s 1,000 pound club!

Congratulations to SPC Hopper of 2-1 GSAB 'Fighting Eagles' - 2nd Battalion, 1st Aviation Brigade for joining the US Army Garrison Ansbach 1,000lbs Club today! His stats:

BENCH: 275lbs
SQUAT: 405lbs
DEADLIFT: 405lbs

Total= 1,085lbs 🏋️‍♂️🇺🇸

USAG Ansbach 500 & 1,000lbs Club (Storck Barracks)

03/09/2021

Please let me know if you plan on attending so we can get a head count for eggs!

03/06/2021

FYI

Henry Drive Road Construction
Starting approximately March 22, Henry Drive will be closed to all traffic from the Ray Road round-about to the Smokey Hill intersection for complete road replacement, construction of a new round-about and other improvements. The estimated time until the road is open for 2-way, 2-lane traffic is the end of November 2021. Henry ACP will remain open during the entire project, but there could be intermittent lane closures at the ACP. During the closure traffic will be rerouted around the airfield via Smokey Hill Road, Marshall Drive, Runway Road and Ray Road.

02/27/2021

Fort Riley COVID-19 Update

UPDATE

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the Fort Riley Community has done an excellent job adapting to changes in day-to-day life, coping with hardship, and protecting those who call the Flint Hills home. As a result of the diligence, discipline, and responsibility displayed by our Soldiers, Civilians, and Family members, the prevalence and transmission of the virus has declined in the local area.

For this reason, after careful consultation with disease experts, professional analysts, and community leaders, the Commanding General has updated the COVID-19 General Order.
The specifics include:

*Mask Wear. Service members are required to wear a mask in any public space or facility, both in and outdoors, on and off the installation.

*150 Mile Radius. Rescinded

*Curfew. Rescinded

*Restaurants and Bars (Including Aggieville). Service members are permitted to dine-in at restaurants and bars between 0500–2100. Service members will wear masks in restaurants and bars unless actively eating or drinking. This includes entering and exiting the facility, sitting at tables and bar tops, using the restroom, and during all movement in and around the establishment.

*Off-Post Gyms. Soldiers are authorized to use off-post gym facilities. Soldiers will wear masks while in off post gyms, even if not required by the individual gym’s policy.

*In-Home Visitor Limit. Increased from 6 persons to 10 persons

*Barracks Room Visitor Limit. Increased from 1 person to 3 persons.

*Travel and Restriction of Movement. Service members incur a 14-day quarantine when returning from a high risk area (as defined by the CDC or KDHE).

*The Trusted Traveler program, in which valid DOD ID cardholders can vouch for up to 7 occupants in their vehicle, is reinstated randomly. At any time for any reason without announcement, the program may be suspended. All occupants aged 18+ in vehicles entering the post should always be prepared to present valid identification.

See the complete order at https://home.army.mil/riley/index.php/my-fort/all-services/coronavirus-information

It is important to remember the virus has not disappeared and there are possibilities of increased spread from new variants if we let our guard down. Each of the changes is contingent on the continued discipline of our Soldiers, Civilians, and Family Members, and the virus’s impacts on the local area. As conditions change, we will modify restrictions and mitigation measures to ensure the safety and well-being of our community.

11/24/2020