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21st Theater Sustainment Command and 598th Transportation Brigade Make History in Denmark

The 21st Theater Sustainment Command received armored vehicles and equipment at the port of Aarhus, Denmark for the first time in January, expanding the U.S. Army’s use of strategically located ports across Europe. The shipment was part of more than 2,500 equipment items assigned to the 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division from Fort Hood, Texas deployed to Europe for Atlantic Resolve. Additional equipment has been and will be received through ports in Vlissingen, Netherlands and Riga, Latvia in January.

U.S. Army equipment arrives with economic opportunity in Greece

Area Support Group Balkans, 21st TSC, 409th Contracting Support Brigade and the U.S. Consulate General, Thessaloniki partnered with the Thessaloniki Chamber of Commerce and Industry to welcome Greek-owned businesses’ support of U.S. military missions, and ensure they had access to associated economic opportunities.

Increase in military movements in Romania drive interoperability

U.S. Army logisticians discussed supply and equipment surface movement processes with National Movement Coordination Center Romania to comply with Romanian law in Bucharest, Romania on November 21, 2022.

266th FISC Plays Strong Defense with Counter Threat Finance

The 21st Theater Sustainment Command transports troops, equipment and supplies throughout the European Theater, demonstrating U.S. flexibility, agility and ability. When it comes to in-transit visibility of cold, hard cash, 266th Finance Support Center adds ingenuity to that list.

Navy liaison assigned to Army correctional facility wins Sailor of the Year

Petty Officer 2nd Class Elizabeth Pichardo, a Navy and housing liaison for USARC-E, is the 2021 Sailor of the Year for U.S. Naval Forces Europe and Africa.

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Today is #GroundhogDay2023 and ole Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow and is predicting six more weeks of winter. M… https://t.co/p6YDdfeTbP

Soldiers from @16thSustBde have been busy in Spain! They are conducting airborne operations with our Spanish teamma… https://t.co/QYmleAsofA

@USArmy Soldiers from @16thSustBde have been busy in Spain during Chasing Sol. During this exercise the 5th Quarter… https://t.co/mrecP5JH7y

#ICYMI The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers proudly recently hosted Senator John Boozman (AR) and U.S. Army Europe and… https://t.co/WreG7hcGMB

Today starts Black History Month! Black Soldiers have served with honor, dedication and distinction, and their lega… https://t.co/h7w55rLSL4

Hey #Team21, please go to @ArmyHRC’s website and check out the new Parental Leave policy! 12 weeks of leave for eli… https://t.co/N2vyev0E47

Today our hearts were with our Polizei Teammates! #OTD one year ago two Polizei were killed in the line of duty. https://t.co/UK4UGFMX12

Last week 15th Engineer Battalion conducted a maintenance stand down throughout their battalion! Soldiers were give… https://t.co/MAvmDh59sV

“A key message I conveyed to my U.S. Navy logistics colleagues was that in order to effectively set the European Th… https://t.co/ODcP625mYy

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#Onthisday in 1945 the Soviet Army liberated Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp. Holocaust Memorial Day is a ti… https://t.co/EjJAjmmrLG

#FlyingFriday - Soldiers from @16thSustBde's 5th Quartermasters joined forces with the 37th Airlift and the Spanish… https://t.co/39kFMVDqIJ

RT @USSOCOM: January is Operational Security Awareness Month. Whether poor OPSEC takes the form of careless cyber hygiene, "loose talk" a…

Today is National Spouse Day! How do you show your appreciation for your spouse? Here are some ways to show your a… https://t.co/eMpmvtCpqB

Last week @16thSustBde was in Aarhus, Denmark to offload and move @1stCavalryDiv’s equipment to forward locations i… https://t.co/o2Y5aGkh42

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@USArmySMA took part in a town hall today at Tower Barracks in Grafenwoerh, Germany. During his time there he recog… https://t.co/kM7mI6eoAe

What a great story from one of @405thAFSB's premier teammates. Thank you Emanuele Cecchetto for your hard work and… https://t.co/4oM6PfWZNH

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Soldier Spotlight: Meet Team 21!

This week's Soldier Spotlight is shining on Katie Weschler, the spouse of 405th Army Field Support Brigade, AFSBn-Mannheim Executive Officer Maj. Leonard Weschler. Katie recently raised over $6,500 to purchase needed clothing, blankets, boots and other items for Afghan evacuees being housed at Ramstein Air Base and Rhine Ordnance Barracks in Kaiserslautern, Germany. And in doing so, she brought her battalion into the fold to help.

Operation Allies Refuge - This week's Soldier Spotlight is shining on Katie Weschler, the spouse of 405th Army Field Support Brigade, AFSBn-Mannheim Executive Officer Maj. Leonard Weschler. Katie recently raised over $6,500 to purchase needed clothing, blankets, boots and other items for Afghan evacuees being housed at Ramstein Air Base and Rhine Ordnance Barracks in Kaiserslautern, Germany. And in doing so, she brought her battalion into the fold to help. | Read more

Sgt. Victoria Fuentes, an animal care specialist (68T) with the 64th Medical Detachment VSS, took an active role in the K9 TCCC training event at Rhine Ordnance Barracks on August 19th, helping to "train the trainers" to take care of injured military working dogs. She taught individual skills training classes on topics like massive hemorrhage assessment and bleeding control, and assisted with grading during the practice scenarios. "This training is my favorite because military working dogs are my most favorite part of this job," Fuentes said. "Teaching the medical aspect, how to provide care for them, is more meaningful to me because if these dogs are going out there and deploying, we know that as long as we do the training right, they're going to be taken care of on the battlefield."

K9 Tactical Combat Casualty Care - Sgt. Victoria Fuentes, an animal care specialist (68T) with the 64th Medical Detachment VSS, took an active role in the K9 TCCC training event at Rhine Ordnance Barracks on August 19th, helping to "train the trainers" to take care of injured military working dogs. She taught individual skills training classes on topics like massive hemorrhage assessment and bleeding control, and assisted with grading during the practice scenarios. "This training is my favorite because military working dogs are my most favorite part of this job," Fuentes said. "Teaching the medical aspect, how to provide care for them, is more meaningful to me because if these dogs are going out there and deploying, we know that as long as we do the training right, they're going to be taken care of on the battlefield." | Read more

This week's #SoldierSpotlight is shining on Cpl. Janvier Solivan Rodriguez, a wheeled vehicle mechanic (91B) with HHC, 21st TSC. Originally from Cayey, Puerto Rico, Solivan has been in the army for four years. "I enjoy traveling and meeting new people along the way," he said. "I love the bonds and friendships that I've created over the years." He also said he enjoys the benefits that come with his job.
"I've been given plenty of great opportunities that I've taken advantage of, which I am grateful for," he said. "I've gained plenty of knowledge throughout my time in the military. I've gained plenty of skills that will help me down the road."

Soldier Spotlight - This week's Soldier Spotlight is shining on Cpl. Janvier Solivan Rodriguez, a wheeled vehicle mechanic (91B) with HHC, 21st TSC. Originally from Cayey, Puerto Rico, Solivan has been in the army for four years. "I enjoy traveling and meeting new people along the way," he said. "I love the bonds and friendships that I've created over the years." He also said he enjoys the benefits that come with his job. "I've been given plenty of great opportunities that I've taken advantage of, which I am grateful for," he said. "I've gained plenty of knowledge throughout my time in the military. I've gained plenty of skills that will help me down the road." | Read more

Pfc. Nyaka Kpakra has been in the Army – and in Germany - for two years, serving as a human resources specialist (42A) for the 1st Human Resources Sustainment Center, 21st TSC. Kpakra was recently named 21st TSC Special Troops Battalion’s best warrior during the Best Warrior Competition earlier this month. "I like the physical part of doing Army training, and I enjoy challenging myself to exceed Army standards," he said. "I’m proud of my accomplishments so far and what I’ve been able to achieve in my short time in the Army."

Best Warrior Competition - Pfc. Nyaka Kpakra has been in the Army – and in Germany - for two years, serving as a human resources specialist (42A) for the 1st Human Resources Sustainment Center, 21st TSC. Kpakra was recently named 21st TSC Special Troops Battalion’s best warrior during the Best Warrior Competition earlier this month. "I like the physical part of doing Army training, and I enjoy challenging myself to exceed Army standards," he said. "I’m proud of my accomplishments so far and what I’ve been able to achieve in my short time in the Army." | Read more

Pfc. Brook Thibodeaux sits at her desk and smiles at the camera.

Soldier Spotlight - Pfc. Brook Thibodeaux, a paralegal specialist with HHC, 21st TSC Special Troops Battalion (OSJA), is from Houma, Louisiana, and she’s been in the Army for one year. "The Army taught me to take pride in my accomplishments, soldiering skills, and leadership,” she said, “and instilled the importance of discipline, teamwork, and mental toughness, which enabled me to grow as a person and a Soldier.”

Sgt. Fox stands at her desk and smiles at the camera.

Soldier Spotlight - Sgt. Rachel Fox, from Mesquite, TX, has been in the Army for over three years and currently serves as Executive Administrative Assistant for Command Sgt. Maj. Sean Howard. Sgt. Fox, who holds a Bachelor of Science in sports management from Texas A&M, said she joined the Army at the age of 31 when she realized she wanted to make a career change. "I wanted to choose a job within the Army that I would feel some type of fulfillment at the end of every day," she said. "I chose to come in as a Human Resource Specialist because I wanted to make sure Soldiers are taken care of, and I truly enjoy taking care of Soldiers and their needs."

Spc. Andrew Diamond stands in front of a eye chart in a medical clinic.

Soldier Spotlight - Spc. Andrew Diamond, from Toms River, New Jersey, has been an Army combat medic specialist (68W) for two years. He currently serves as primary care NCOIC for the United States Army Correctional Activity-Europe, 18th Military Police Brigade, based in Sembach, Germany. "I enjoy the challenge, along with the wealth of knowledge and experience I receive while serving my country," he said. "My job provides me with a great sense of accomplishment and encourages me to continue to achieve more."

On June 23rd, Brig. Gen. Rampy awarded the Maj. Gen. Horatio Gates Bronze Medal to First Lt. Klanseck, an Officer Strength Manager in the 21st TSC G-1, for her excellence as an AG Officer, her contributions to the AG Corps Regimental Association (AGCRA), and her dedication to mission accomplishment. She's worked in support of the Combined Southern Exercise Campaign 2019, Operation Freedom Sentinel in Djibouti, Africa, and Defender-EUROPE 2020 and 2021. She is the longest serving member of the AGCRA European Chapter as the chapter secretary, a role she took on as a second lieutenant. Congratulations, First Lt. Klanseck!

Soldier Spotlight - On June 23rd, Brig. Gen. Rampy awarded the Maj. Gen. Horatio Gates Bronze Medal to First Lt. Reanna Klanseck, an officer strength manager in the 21st TSC G-1, for her excellence as an AG Officer, her contributions to the AG Corps Regimental Association (AGCRA), and her dedication to mission accomplishment. She's worked in support of the Combined Southern Exercise Campaign 2019, Operation Freedom Sentinel in Djibouti, Africa, and Defender-EUROPE 2020 and 2021. She is the longest serving member of the AGCRA European Chapter as the chapter secretary, a role she took on as a second lieutenant. Congratulations, First Lt. Klanseck!