Tag: Warrior Transition Battalion (WTB)
Warriors gain hands-on work experience
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers-Honolulu District (USACE-HD) has developed working relationships with the Warrior Transition Battalion, based at Schofield Barracks, and the Marine Wounded Warrior Detachment, based at Marine Corps Base Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay.
Wounded Warriors lunch with NFL stars
Six NFL players on island for the 2013 Pro Bowl game attend a Wounded Warrior luncheon at the Nehelani, Schofield Barracks, Jan. 24, to speak with Soldiers, pose for photographs and sign memorabilia.
DOD Tricare chief visits TAMC, addresses change
As the national security strategy shifts to focus on the Pacific region, all of the Department of Defense’s organizations are preparing to support.
Tripler’s WTB gets inaugural water polo win
The Pacific Regional Medical Command’s Warrior Transition Battalion sponsored a joint service adaptive water polo tournament, Sept. 7, at Richardson Pool, here.
Soldiers in transition experience competitive fishing rush
More than 50 wounded warriors joined volunteer boat skippers from the local community and participated in a first of its kind Freshwater Team Fishing Tournament on Lake Wilson, here, Aug. 5.
SCUBA Training
Spc. Antonio Rivera, Warrior Transition Battalion, Pacific Regional Medical Command, practices underwater navigation during an open water certification near Kahe Point Beach, here, July 22.
Soldiers in transition catch their breath – underwater
Soldiers from the Pacific Regional Medical Command’s Warrior Transition Battalion received their open-water scuba certification, recently, as part of an ongoing outreach program supported by nonmilitary organizations.
WTB volleyball spikes interest
Ten teams comprised of Army and Marine warriors in transition took to the gym floor to battle it out for the title of the best sitting volleyball team at a tournament held July 6, here.
Eagle Scout project delivers care for wounded warriors
Planning a fundraising campaign, writing a grant request and assembling more than 100 care packages for the Warrior Transition Battalion at Schofield is no easy feat, but 13 year-old Danny Segura took the task on in his bid to earn the highest rank of Eagle Scout.
