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The 432nd has a strong competitive spirit.
And Halloween is no exception.
We have a Halloween Door Decoration Contest!
Which one is your favorite? Your vote counts towards the winner!
Do you have a competitive spirit? Talk to us about joining our team. 👻🎃
On September 11, over 2 decades ago now but still embedded in a lot of our memories, the 432nd took a moment of silence during their BA's final formation to commemorate and reflect on the lives impacted and lost since the 9/11/2001 attacks.
Members of the 432nd CA BN were able to show off their interoperability skills with other units across the DoD. Airmen, Marines, and Soldiers conducted joint training recently at Fort McCoy. Opportunities like these help to refine standard operating procedures that make actual missions more effective!
Recently SPC Pogreba, a member with B Co 432nd CA BN, competed in the 353 CACOM Best Warrior Competition. After many events, over multiple days, SPC Pogreba was crowned the winner for E4 and below. Congrats to SPC Pogreba and best of luck in the next round!
Former 432nd Civil Affairs Battalion Commander, Lieutenant Colonel Frank Curtis, was wounded in action while leading from the front nearly 14 years ago near Sadr City in Baghdad. After returning home from this deployment, (then) Colonel Curtis later went on to serve as the 4th Training Brigade Commander of the 95th Training Division - Initial Entry Training, and as the 353 Civil Affairs Command Chief of Staff before retiring after 32+ years of faithful service to the U.S. Army and our nation. 🇺🇸
U.S. Army Lt. Col. Francis Joseph Curtis Jr. of , , was on April 28, 2008 while serving as part of . Lt.Col. Curtis was serving with the 432nd Civil Affairs Battalion, 4th Infantry Division when an enemy IDF attack occurred in direct proximity to Multi-National Corps-Iraq, Sadr City Force's defensive position.
Adam Alexander is a former 432nd CA Soldier who deployed to Afghanistan in 2011. Here is his remarkable story!
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#124 Adam Alexander- Army Civil Affairs- Purple Heart Recipient- Afghanistan
Adam Alexander- Afghanistan/Army Veteran. Adam served in Civil Affairs and work along side Special Forces ODA while deployed. Adam was shot in the head and lost the usage of his right eye. Adam’s story is incredible, inspiring, and humbling.🇺🇸❤️🎙
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USARC Holiday Message. Have a safe and happy holiday season!
"The holiday season is all about family and friends. As you gather with those closest to you to give thanks and celebrate your traditions, know that we are thankful too -- for your service, sacrifice, and all that you do to keep America safe and free."
Read the rest of the Army Reserve Leadership 2021 holiday message below!
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432D alum Staff Sergeant (Ret.) Adam Alexander, with his wife Captain Kate Alexander, receive a card signed by current and alumni members of the 432D celebrating the 10-Year anniversary of his “ALIVE” Day. Staff Sergeant Alexander was wounded on November 10, 2011 while deployed as a civil affairs Soldier from the 432D in Paktiya Province, Afghanistan. In the decade since he has leveraged his personal story to inspire countless others. To read more about Adam follow this link:
https://www.wearegreenbay.com/hometown-heroes/hometown-hero-adam-alexander-turns-tragedy-into-triumph-shares-inspiring-message-with-others/
Oshkosh, Wis. (WFRV) – Adam Alexander enlisted in the Army while he was a student at the University of Wisconsin Platteville. “I ended up signing, I always tell people it’s becaus…
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Bravo Company was able to promote 4 Soldiers this weekend, three to SPC and one new NCO to the ranks! Always a great reason to celebrate! Congrats and continue to exceed the standards!
C/432 CA Soldiers conduct physical readiness and civil affairs skills training during October Battle Assembly.
Current and alumni Soldiers from C/432 CA participated in the 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb at Lambeau Field. Each carried a ruck and at least one name of a Firefighter killed at the World Trade Center on 9/11/2001. 🇺🇸
432nd Civil Affairs Battalion updated their phone number.
432D Civl Affairs Battalion Soldiers compete in the battalion olympics. The event included testing field skills like properly starting a field generator, as well as negotiating individual and team-oriented, problem solving obstacles.
432D Soldiers compete in the battalion olympics. The event included testing field skills like properly starting a field generator, as well as negotiating individual and team-oriented, problem solving obstacles.
432D Soldiers rope climb on the conditioning course during the battalion olympics.
432D Civil Affairs Battalion Soldiers traverse the inverted rope descent on the confidence course during the battalion olympics. 🇺🇸
432D Civil Affairs Battalion Soldiers conduct before operation start up procedures for field generators during the battalion olympics.
432D Civil Affairs Battalion Soldiers qualify on the M2 machine gun. 🇺🇸
432D Civil Affairs Battalion Soldiers fire the M240 machine gun.
432D Civil Affairs Battalion Soldiers qualify on the M320 gr***de launcher.
432D Civil Affairs Battalion Soldiers zero and qualify on the M4 rifle.
432D Civil Affairs Battalion Soldiers qualify on the M17 pistol. 🇺🇸
432D Civil Affairs Battalion Soldiers conduct the Army Combat Fitness Test during annual training.
432D Civil Affairs Battalion Soldiers setup lanes to conduct the Army Combat Fitness Test.
Captain Jon Logan, Charlie Company Commander, briefs at the commander’s update brief during annual training.
Delta Company Soldiers conduct individual weapons training during annual training.
Veteran Outreach Program Specialist from the Green Bay Vet Center discusses benefits available to 432nd Civil Affairs Battalion Soldiers during June Battle Assembly.
A Day of Remembrance
Today, we remember and honor all the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation.
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Congratulations!!!
Well done Fort Irwin creating a memorable experience for "Colonel" Gardner!
Does anything beat a good coming home video? SGT Wendricks had a special surprise for his son and with some assistance from the school and local police, it was a treat for everyone! Welcome home SGT Wendricks!
As we approach this coming Memorial Day, remembering the USACAPOC(A) Soldiers we've lost during deployments since 9-11.
MAJ Dwayne Kelley.
(OIF 6-24-2008, 432nd Civil Affairs Battalion, 353 Civil Affairs Command)
Major Dwayne Kelley, 48, was killed by a bomb blast in Sadr City, Baghdad on June 24, 2008, which killed three other Americans. He was assigned to the 432nd Civil Affairs Battalion and was serving his third tour in Iraq. MAJ Kelley graduated from John F. Kennedy High School in Willingboro, NJ and earned his bachelor's degree in Psychology from Rutgers University, actively participating in Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.. He entered the Army in 1978 and served as a light wheel vehicle mechanic until 1981. MAJ Kelley commissioned into the Ordnance branch of the U.S. Army Reserve in 1985 upon graduating from Rutgers, reclassified to Military Police in 1999, and became a Civil Affairs officer in 2004, serving in assignments with the 404th Civil Affairs Battalion, Airborne and 353rd Civil Affairs Command. In civilian life he served as a state trooper with the New Jersey State Police starting in 1988, reaching the rank of Detective Sergeant First Class. MAJ Kelley spoke fluent Arabic, and participated in numerous counter-terrorism efforts with the FBI and New York State Police. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, mother, and several other family members.
Never forget.
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432D Soldiers rope climb on the conditioning course during the battalion olympics. #overcomeobstacles #annualtraining #whatsyourwarrior
432D Civil Affairs Battalion Soldiers traverse the inverted rope descent on the confidence course during the battalion olympics. #shootmovecommunicate #fieldskills #annualtraining #usarmyreserve🇺🇸
432D Civil Affairs Battalion Soldiers conduct before operation start up procedures for field generators during the battalion olympics. #sustainment #fieldskills #bringingordertochaos
432D Civil Affairs Battalion Soldiers qualify on the M2 machine gun. #madeuce #firesuperiority #usarmyreserve🇺🇸 #bringingordertochaos
432D Civil Affairs Battalion Soldiers fire the M240 machine gun. #crewservedweapons #shootmovecommunicate #annualtraining
432D Civil Affairs Battalion Soldiers qualify on the M320 grenade launcher. #40mm #tacticalskillstraining #whatsyourwarrior
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