98th Combat and Operational Stress Control

08/20/2023

Night Owls Readiness Day including promotion of PFC Padilla and Warrior Adventure Quest paintball to positivity channel our adrenal due to high optempo of the 98th!

07/14/2023

LT Brown and SGT Edwards had outstanding performance at the Best Warrior competition !

They demonstrated competency and mental agility through a variety of challenges throughout the day - an ACFT, miles of ruck marches with a fully-packed ruck and assigned weapon, a grueling obstacle course with various body-weight exercises in between, TCCC, a written test, and finally a competition board. A few picture (thanks SPC Jiao!) capture some of the moments throughout day, .

SGT Edwards and LT Brown, Way to represent the 98th, and truly a job well done!! Night Owls!!!

07/08/2023

Outstanding Readiness Day hosted by Main Platoon with almost 200 lbs of food donated to the 62nd Medical Brigade H2F Nutrition Food Pantry , followed by insightful spiritual readiness retreat led by our very own 98th COSC UMT !!!

06/23/2023

SGT Blake Lee organized and conducted an outstanding Land Navigation training today!

06/19/2023

06/16/2023

A Night Owls Farewell to SSG Vandever, outstanding NCO heading off to the Drill SGT trail!

06/07/2023

SFC Bennie Durham, Former 98th DET SGT continues to be an outstanding representative of Army Behavioral Health!

Being Army Strong is more about physical strength, it’s also about mental health. SFC Bennie Durham hopes to break the stigma and be a helping hand.

05/23/2023

Nights Owls being recognized by the 56th MMB CDR, LTC Handley, for outstanding contributions during the Guardian Response 23 field exercise! Well Done!!!

05/20/2023

98th SFRG Movie Night!!! CH Seaman is always a great host for SFRG events !! Wonderful fellowship with all the Soldiers and Family!

05/08/2023

Congratulations to the 98th Combat Operation Stress Control unit on another successful validation exercise at Camp Atterbury, IN. Running from 1-5 May, the exercise involved over 3,000 service members across all branches. The 98th participated in scenario-based validation exercises, with tasks including providing behavioral health services, establishing two clinics and a Restoration and Recondition Center, conducting triage, sending referrals, collaborating with local resources, briefing over 600 soldiers, and conducting psychoeducational classes, in operations across 3 different sites. We’re proud to announce that the unit has earned a grading of T (Trained) with a 100% passing rate on all criteria. With their skills proven, the 98th stands ready to fulfill the DCRF mission in this coming year, wherever it may take them.

Hospital Center @56 MMB

03/31/2023

Tips and Scales Complete , Awesome Job Night Owls!!