
05/26/2019
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State officials welcome home Wisconsin Army National Guard troops
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1-121st Field Artillery End of Tour Video (2018-2019)
This video compiles months of footage from the 1-121 FA's many areas of operation. These soldiers worked in efforts of Operation Enduring Freedom (Spartan Sh...
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It is now official, all Soldiers of the 1st Battalion (HIMARS) 121st Field Artillery are safely on the ground on U.S. soil as the last handful arrived today.
We all look forward to our next flight home.
The 1st Battalion (HIMARS) 121st Field Artillery wishes the happiest of Mothers Day to all the mother’s of the 1-121 FA. You have been the strength to many of our soldiers at a time the Battalion has been deployed. The wife’s have held the homes together in our absence while the soldiers that are mothers sacrificed time away from their children for this great organization and country.
We look forward to seeing you all soon.
Soldiers were greeted by volunteers on our first stop in the US on the way back home. We all got time to speak with some of the great volunteers, many of which are veterans themselves.
Thank you again volunteers!
Wisconsin Army Guard artillery battalion back in US
FORT BLISS, Texas — For approximately nine months, the Wisconsin Army National Guard’s 1st Battalion, 121st Field Artillery operated in 15 locations across six countries in the Middle East conducting general support fire missions and working with High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) un...
Thanks to all of our artist that made impact through the camp. They worked are to leave our Battalion’s mark.
Transfer of Authority ceremony.
3rd Battalion, 27th Field Artillery Regiment (HIMARS) and 1st BN 121st FA (HIMARS) conducted a transfer of authority ceremony 1 May, 2019. Lt. Col. Paul Gapinski and Command Sgt. Maj. Jason Grundel cased the 1-121 colors representing the completion of their deployment. Lt. Col. Jeremy Linney and Command Sgt. Maj. Demetrius Johnson uncased the 3-27 colors, beginning their deployment to the CENTCOM area of responsibility in support of Operation Spartan Shield, Operation Inherent Resolve, and Operation Freedom's Sentinel.
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Thanks to the USO for a great send-off. Such a great team of volunteers that were consistently there for the troops, dedicating their personal time to make our experiences that much better.
Soldiers of the 1st Battalion (HIMARS) 121st Field Artillery Regiment enjoyed a Hail and Farewell from our local USO prior to our departure from theater.
One of the volunteers brought a little friend, an honorary member of the Battalion.
Soldiers attached to the 1st Battalion (HIMARS) 121st Field Artillery Regiment.
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Hail and Farewell with one of our partner nations. Saying our goodbyes prior to the Battalion leaving theater.
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Nearly 100 soldiers from Utah Army National Guard’s Echo Battery, 1st Battalion, 145th Field Artillery returned home from a 10-month deployment in the Middle East on Tuesday greeted by their friends and family at Wright Air Base in Salt Lake City.
PT with the 18th FA Brigade CSM
On the 4th of April CSM Phelps from the 18th Field Artillery Brigade invited Platoon Sergeants and above to participate in a morning of physical training or PT. At 0600 enlisted personnel on Camp Redleg met for a competition of which contained a vigorous five minute session of exercise with one minute to complete a task and transfer to the next event. Each group consisted of five soldiers, one barbell with two 45 pound plates, and one 15-25 pound medicine ball. Throughout this workout, nothing was able to touch the ground. However, there was a special twist! Any group members that were currently sporting a mustache had to carry an extra ten pounds on behalf of their team.
The grouping combined senior leaders from each of our batteries working here, to include
our security team as well as brigade. The purpose of these groups were to promote cohesion between our batteries and companies. These partnerships were challenged by events such as push-up sand bag drags, dead lift, pull-up, bench press, box jumps, and dips. The team with the highest number of repetitions claimed the title. The number one team included SFC Gregorek, SFC Medina(Bravo 1-121), SFC TenCate(108th FSC), SFC Wenzel(108th FSC), and SFC Patel (A 104th Engineer).
Recent graduates of Basic Leader Course (BLC) pose for a group photo at Camp Buehring, Kuwait on 19 Mar 2019. BLC is the first step in the Noncommissioned Officer Professional Development System (NCOPDS) and focuses on six major categories to include: readiness, leadership, training management, communications, operations, and program management. Graduation of this 22 day course showcases the professional development of these Soldiers. Congratulations to
CPL Pawlowski (Alpha/108th)
CPL Ortiz (108th)
SPC Murphy (HHB)
SPC Everhart (Bravo 5-113)
Bravo Battery, 1st Battalion (HIMARS) 121st Field Artillery.
Members of Alpha battery, 1st Battalion 121st Field Artillery Regiment, “Dark Skies”
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Recent graduates of Basic Leader Course (BLC) pose for a group photo at Camp Buehring, Kuwait on 19 Feb 2019. BLC is the first step in the Noncommissioned Officer Professional Development System (NCOPDS) and focuses on six major categories to include: readiness, leadership, training management, communications, operations, and program management. Graduation of this 22 day course showcases the professional development of these Soldiers. Congratulations to
SGT Maddox
SGT Schultz
SGT Hardy
CPL Brown
SGT Wallace
SGT Chapman
SPC Galli
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Soldiers of the 1st Battalion (HIMARS) 121st Field Artillery pose after graduation of Air Assault School in Kuwait. The U.S. Army Air Assault school is an intense 10-day course focusing on the mastery of rappelling, sling load procedures, and the multipurpose use of transportation and assault helicopters. After the completion of rappels and tests, these soldiers completed their training with a 12-mile foot march on graduation day. Please congratulate all nine of the newest graduates from the 1st Battalion (HIMARS) 121st Field Artillery "Dark Skies."
SPC Murphy
SPC Rakers
SPC Sikowski
SGT Renon
SPC Beddinger
SPC Berry
SPC Benhke
SPC Elliott
SGT Boyd
Recent graduates of Basic Leader Course (BLC) pose for a group photo at Camp Buehring, Kuwait on 29 Jan 2019. BLC is the first step in the Noncommissioned Officer Professional Development System (NCOPDS) and focuses on six major categories to include: readiness, leadership, training management, communications, operations, and program management. Graduation of this 22 day course showcases the professional development of these Soldiers.
SPC Dalske’s first C130 flight, ever.
Great job by SPC West painting the Battalion wall. It will be in place for years to come.
US, Kuwaiti land forces train on rocket systems
Recent graduates of Basic Leader Course (BLC) pose for a group photo at Camp Buehring, Kuwait on 11 Jan 2019. BLC is the first step in the Noncommissioned Officer Professional Development System (NCOPDS) and focuses on six major categories to include: readiness, leadership, training management, communications, operations, and program management. Graduation of this 22 day course showcases the professional development of these Soldiers.
Recent graduates of Basic Leader Course (BLC) pose for a group photo at Camp Redleg, Dec 30, 2018. BLC is the first step in the Noncommissioned Officer Professional Development System (NCOPDS) and focuses on six major categories to include: readiness, leadership, training management, communications, operations, and program management. Graduation of this 22 day course showcases the professional development of these Soldiers. (U.S. Army photo by SSG Reyes)
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