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Members of the New England Army Recruiting Battalion, Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, N.H., join with members of ...
02/05/2013

Members of the New England Army Recruiting Battalion, Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, N.H., join with members of the New England Community Advisory Board at Beverly City Hall, Beverly, Mass., to renew the covenant between the town and members of the Armed Forces residing in and around the city. The guest speaker and recipient of the covenant was Rear Adm. Daniel B. Abel, Commander, 1st Coast Guard District, which encompasses Boston's north shore area.

Two Boston Recruiting Company Soldiers (Staff Sgt. Carrigg and Staff Sgt. Velazquez) took part in the recent Kraus Coats...
02/10/2012

Two Boston Recruiting Company Soldiers (Staff Sgt. Carrigg and Staff Sgt. Velazquez) took part in the recent Kraus Coats drive. Along with coats, a local business, the Hair Cuttery, donated eight boxes of food to be given to the homeless and poor in our local community. The recruiters had volunteered to find a local organization to deliver the food. Subsequently, they found Catholic Charities in Brockton, Mass. The staff gladly accepted the donations and was happily surprised to see Army soldiers delivering the dry food goods to their location.

The command staff of the North Shore Army Recruiting Company, Burlington, Mass., hosted a Centers of Influence (COI) eve...
02/10/2012

The command staff of the North Shore Army Recruiting Company, Burlington, Mass., hosted a Centers of Influence (COI) event at the Tsongas Center, University of Massachusetts - Lowell (UML), as part of their outreach to the University. The event included attendees from a wide spectrum of professions and interests. All who attended professed real curiosity in the Science, technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) classes, the continuing education program and the employment programs offered through the Partnership for Youth Success (PaYs) and Employer Partnership of the Armed Forces (EPAF) programs.

Staff Sgt Chapman from the Quincy Recruiting Station, Quincy, Mass., recently helped renovate and remodel bathrooms at t...
02/10/2012

Staff Sgt Chapman from the Quincy Recruiting Station, Quincy, Mass., recently helped renovate and remodel bathrooms at the Greentree Boys Home in Brockton, Mass. He spent Saturday, Jan. 28, assisting members from nearby Glad Tiding Church tearing out old walls, tiles and flooring to gain access to water-damaged areas and to repair pipes. The end result was not only a cleaner, safer environment for the tenants at the home, but an increased awareness among others that Soldiers are a part of their community and that they care.

Staff Sgt Geiszler from the West Roxbury Recruiting Station, West Roxbury, Mass. recently conducted a Science, Technolog...
02/10/2012

Staff Sgt Geiszler from the West Roxbury Recruiting Station, West Roxbury, Mass. recently conducted a Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) class designed to give students at Brighton High School an overview of the science behind the creation and use of the military's Meals-ready-to-Eat (MRE). He gave this class to an audience of 40 students and the Assistant Headmaster. Through his professionalism and knowledge of the subject, Geiszler quickly established credibility and gained the trust of the students and faculty during the class. Afterwards, the school's Assistant Headmaster said that the Army should be allowed to teach the MRE STEM class to all her science classes - a real compliment to Geiszler and another example of the Army's commitment to the community.

Recruiters from the Lowell Recruiting Station participated in 'Heroes Night' at the University of Massachusetts - Lowell...
12/08/2011

Recruiters from the Lowell Recruiting Station participated in 'Heroes Night' at the University of Massachusetts - Lowell (UML) Tsongas Arena on Dec. 2. During intermission, the Recruiters passed out items to the crowd and even got the team mascot to do pull ups. All in all it was a great event with a large amount of exposure for the Lowell station and North Shore Company.

On Saturday, Oct. 15, Staff Sgt. Lee along with his daughter and Staff Sgt. Siddall from the Framingham Recruiting Stati...
10/20/2011

On Saturday, Oct. 15, Staff Sgt. Lee along with his daughter and Staff Sgt. Siddall from the Framingham Recruiting Station, Framingham, Mass., (North Shore Recruiting Company) participated in the 14th Annual Care Package Drive in Southborough, Mass. Typically at each Drive they ship about 500 boxes containing 10,000 lb. of food items Through the communities extraordinary generosity and hard work, their efforts this year shipped over 700 boxes, containing 20,000 lb., bringing the food drive total to 7,200 boxes and 155,000 lb of food donated.

On Oct 17, Maj. Shosh, from the University of Rhode Island (URI) Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) program, and Sta...
10/20/2011

On Oct 17, Maj. Shosh, from the University of Rhode Island (URI) Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) program, and Staff Sgt. Wiley from the Fall River Recruiting Station, Fall River, Mass., presented the certificate of selection and a jacket to Kevin Goddu, a student at Somerset High School, Somerset, Mass. Kevin has been selected as one of 125 high school marching musicians and color guard members to perform at the US Army All- American bowl this coming January in San Antonio, Texas.

Three Recruiters from the Quincy Recruiting Station, Quincy, Mass., (Boston Recruiting Company) recently supported the W...
10/20/2011

Three Recruiters from the Quincy Recruiting Station, Quincy, Mass., (Boston Recruiting Company) recently supported the Weymouth Vocational Technical High School visit from the U.S. Army's Strength in Action Tour (SIAT). Staff Sgt. Chapman, Staff Sgt. Weems and Sgt. Soza helped motivate students, getting them to participate in the various events. The Soldiers supported team building and personal strength events. These included a team push-up and team course, pull-ups, personal push-ups, eye-hand coordination drills and problem solving development. The students and staff thoroughly enjoyed themselves and the Recruiters gained more respect and credibility for the Army through their demonstration of Army values.

10/13/2011

http://www.armyfieldband.com/index.htm

New England Recruiting Battlaion is pleased to announce a performance by The
United States Army Field Band. The Field Band is considered by music critics to be one of the most versatile and inspiring musical organizations in the
world. Its members, selected by highly-competitive audition, represent
some of the finest musical talent in America. More than six decades as
the military's most traveled musicians have earned them the title,
"The Musical Ambassadors of the Army." Come see them perform at 1900 on 24 Oct at Shaw Auditorium, Watertown High School. FMI call: 617-972-6416

Have a great Army Strong Day!

10/06/2011

NECAB Partner Natick Soldier Systems Center recently took a day to show off thier handywork to the public. Natick was able to give an explanation and overview to their guests about the various products they develop at the facility, and how the work that the labs does beneifts the Soldier. HOOAH! Army Strong.

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