63rd Readiness Division - 63rd RD

10/14/2026

U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Christina House, G1 Personnel Division, and Sgt. Justin McCoy, Religious Affairs Specialist, 63rd Readiness Division, were promoted to Sergeant First Class and Staff Sergeant at the 63rd RD Headquarters in Mountain View, CA., October 2, 2026.
Congratulations SFC House!

10/13/2026

U.S. Army Cpt. Kathryn Simecek, G33/DSCA planner, 63rd Readiness Division G33 staff, was promoted to Major at the 63rd RD Headquarters in Mountain View, CA., October 13, 2026.
Congratulations Major Simecek! (Photos by SFC Kris Wright).

10/07/2026

Mountain View City Councilmember Ellen Kamei meets with Heather McLaughlin, head of Save Moffett Field Commissary, and representatives from the 63rd Readiness Division and commissary staff at the Moffett Field Commissary in Mountain View, California, Oct. 6, 2026. The visit provided Kamei an opportunity to tour the facility, engage with personnel and gain firsthand insight into the commissary's role in serving the local military community. (Photos by SFC Kris A Wright).

10/07/2026

In preparation for the 63d Readiness Division’s Motorcycle Mentorship Program, the division’s commanding general, Maj. Gen. Windsor S. Buzza, conducted a 100-mile motorcycle ride beginning and ending at division headquarters in Mountain View, California on Oct. 2, 2026. The route took riders along winding backcountry roads while promoting motorcycle safety and awareness and building esprit de corps among Full-Time Support personnel.

In support of motorcycle safety, riders were responsible for wearing appropriate personal protective equipment, ensuring their motorcycles were mechanically sound, and maintaining proper licensing and insurance. Since fiscal year 2018, the Army has lost an average of 24 Soldiers annually to motorcycle fatalities. The 63d RD Motorcycle Mentorship Program seeks to increase awareness, encourage responsible riding and ultimately reduce motorcycle mishaps. (Video by Sergeant First Class Kris A Wright)

10/07/2026

Shanandoah Housing live stream with the 63d Readiness Division

10/02/2026

Larson joined Maj. Gen. Windsor S. Buzza, commanding general of the 63rd Readiness Division; Col. Jason R. McKenzie, garrison commander of Fort Hunter Liggett; Lt. Col. Tony S. Ibrahim, garrison commander of Camp Parks; and Command Sgt. Maj. David Oduro-Boafo, Camp Parks garrison command sergeant major, for the ceremonial groundbreaking.
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Sacramento District joined Army Reserve leaders Sept. 29, 2026, to break ground on a new Advanced Skills Trainee Barracks at Parks Reserve Forces Training Area in Dublin, California. The facility will provide accommodations for up to 300 Soldiers and is scheduled for...

10/01/2026

Soldiers and staff from the 63rd Readiness Division participate in a su***de prevention awareness walk during Su***de Prevention Month on September 10, 2026. The walk consisted of a two-mile route near the 63rd RD headquarters. During September, the 63rd Readiness Division observes Su***de Prevention to bolster awareness and remind Soldiers that help is readily available, as su***de among the ranks negatively impacts morale and the strength of the team. ***deprevention ***dePreventionMonth ***depreventionawareness

(Video by SFC Kris A Wright)

09/29/2026

Fort Hunter Liggett and a Community Shaped by Service

On Sept. 18, 2026, volunteer historians and longtime King City residents John and Karen Jernigan led a group of nearly 30 attendees, including Soldiers from Fort Hunter Liggett and Camp Roberts and members of the King City community, on a walking tour highlighting the city’s rich military history.

Soldiers from Fort Hunter Liggett and Camp Roberts joined King City community members Sept. 18, 2026, for a military history walking tour highlighting the city’s longstanding connection to the military. Led by volunteer historians John and Karen Jernigan, the tour explored historic sites tied to W...

09/25/2026

The 63rd has officially opened the new fitness field at the Sgt. James T. Witkowski Armed Forces Center in Mountain View, California, Sept. 11.

During the commemoration ceremony, Maj. Gen. Windsor S. Buzza reflected on 9/11, honoring those who sacrificed and those who stepped up to serve. He highlighted the new field’s role in Army Fitness Tests, physical training, team building, and strengthening combat readiness.

“I can just see this thing being the centerpiece,” Buzza said.

The ceremony concluded appropriately—with 10 push-ups at midfield.

Blood and Fire!

09/24/2026

September is National Preparedness Month, and knowing what to do before, during, and after a tornado can make all the difference.

🌪️ Learn your area's tornado risk and understand the difference between a Tornado Watch and a Tornado Warning.

🌪️ Build an emergency plan that identifies a safe place, such as a basement or an interior room on the lowest floor away from windows, and includes a family communication plan.

🌪️ Pack an emergency kit with a weather radio, a flashlight, first-aid supplies, water, food, and important documents.

🌪️ Prepare your home by securing heavy furniture, removing items that could become projectiles, and trimming trees and shrubs.

If a tornado strikes, get to your safe place immediately, protect your head and body, and never try to outrun a tornado in a vehicle. After the storm passes, stay alert for downed power lines and gas leaks, check for injuries, and reach out to loved ones to let them know you're safe.

This , take the steps now so you're ready when severe weather strikes.