Category: Commander’s Column
‘Remember those who have fallen,’ says IMCOM CG
This Memorial Day, we pause to honor those who gave their lives to protect the liberties afforded to all Americans.
CG says holidays are time for awareness
This holiday season, increased travel, mass gatherings and special events present targets of opportunity.
Installation safety and security top priority
October proved itself a difficult month for U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii, especially the end of last week, which saw the evacuation of coastal areas in anticipation of a tsunami that never arrived and the unfulfilled threat of an active shooter at Schofield Barracks, Oct. 25.
IMCOM leaders congratulate workforce
The Installation Management Command has the best workforce we have seen in each of our 30-plus years of service.
Soldiers, have fun, be safe this Labor Day
We should never forget that our nation’s strength, freedom and prosperity would be impossible without the dedication and tireless efforts of the American worker.
Back to Basics: A good leader equips Soldiers with basic life skills
The Army is resurrecting an old theme, the “Back to Basics” mentality.
Terry bids ‘mahalo’ to Army Hawaii community
During the past three years as commander of the 8th Theater Sustainment Command, my family and I have been blessed to be a part of a great organization made that much greater through the support of dedicated family and friends who make up our communities.
Back to Basics: ‘Leader’s toolbox’ contains necessary skills
Army regulations define the role of the noncommissioned officer; the NCO guide lists the skills, knowledge and attitudes of each grade; and the NCO Creed is the guiding document on how we must perform our duties. These are “tools” we add to our own “leader’s toolbox.”
Ask the Garrison Commander: Mulbury addresses speeding, dog parks
The “Ask the Garrison Commander” program allows Soldiers, civilians and family members to present concerns and recommend outcomes.
