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What do you fear?

Posted November 1, 2012 by Chaplain (Maj.) David Schlichter

As we approach Halloween, I cannot escape noticing symbols of fear portrayed in a fun way. Walk through a housing area and notice the zombies, ghosts, witches and spiders. I recently saw a t-shirt I need to get for my daughter that read, “There is nothing to fear but fear itself … and spiders.” This…

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Chief deputy thanks community for support

Posted October 18, 2012 by

On Sept. 18 in the evening hours, Cochise County Sheriff Larry Dever was involved in a fatal vehicle accident near Williams. Private funeral services were held for the sheriff and his mother, Annie Dever, who passed away four days prior to the sheriff on Sept. 22. A public memorial service was held at Buena High…

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Redress — what it means, what IG staff can do

Posted October 18, 2012 by By Sgt. 1st Class Jamie Richardson

It is important to know the meaning of the word “redress” since it could possibly apply to you. “Redress” means to remedy or set right. Inspectors General are very limited in what they can do when it comes to providing assistance if an issue or complaint has an established form of redress. Many times, Soldiers…

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Chaplain sends parting thoughts to a beloved community

Posted September 7, 2012 by Chaplain (Col.) Ken Revell

Success is not something you put in your hip pocket. Success is something that must be earned every day. It is one thing to take ground. It is another thing to hold the ground you seized.

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September is Suicide Prevention Month

Posted September 7, 2012 by By Lt. Col. John Via

Use resources to help prevent a needless death The longest war in America’s history has stressed and strained service members like perhaps no other conflict.  The psychological toll, and especially the soaring suicide rate, have caught the attention of the media, the public and leaders at the highest levels. Any suicide is one too many….

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Labor Day Safety Message

Posted August 30, 2012 by Gregg C. Potter

Message from the Commanding General, United States Army Intelligence Center of Excellence and Fort Huachuca Labor Day is a creation of the labor movement and is dedicated to the economic achievements of American workers. Celebrated for over a hundred years, it constitutes an annual national tribute to the contributions workers have made to strengthen our Nation’s economic…

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Effective NCOs are responsible, earn trust, know their Soldiers

Posted August 16, 2012 by By Sgt. 1st Class John Phillips

During Sergeant Major of the Army Raymond Chandler’s recent visit to Fort Huachuca, several issues surfaced. The foremost issue is the Army’s lack of noncommissioned officers embodying discipline, leadership and holding Soldiers accountable for their actions. Since combat operations began in 2001, leadership started to suffer. Current leaders say they are focused on preparing for…

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Global Leadership Summit on FH in August

Posted July 5, 2012 by Chaplain (Col.) Ken Revell

As an Army chaplain, I live in the gush, rush and fuss of life. The persistent deployments, the multiple permanent changes of station and the pains, drains and strains of military life force me to ask myself tough and probing questions.

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Celebrating our Nation’s birthday; Army Safe is Army Strong!

Posted June 28, 2012 by By Maj. Gen. Gregg Potter

In 1776, our forefathers banded together to begin an experiment in democracy that few predicted would evolve into our Nation today. Through the 236 years since, American Soldiers have selflessly and courageously defended our liberties.

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Honoring our Nation’s legacy — it’s our duty

Posted June 21, 2012 by By Maj. Gen. Gregg Potter

Recently we marked the 235th year since the establishment of our country’s great symbol of freedom and unity; our national flag.

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