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On July 27th the Sea Dragons were proud to promote Mark Cerny to the rank of Major. Welcome to the field-grade ranks, Maj. Cerny!

27 years of dedicated service - on July 27th the Sea Dragons celebrated Chief Warrant Officer 4 Luis Thillet's retirement by presenting him with the Legion of Merit. Thank you for your service to our great nation, Chief!

Sea Dragon 6 signing on the net - tune in as Maj. Gen. Gibson introduces himself to the command!

Sea Dragons, the next Women's Mentorship Event will be held on August 11th from 0900-1200 at Sharkey Theater. The event will include training on financial responsibility, an overview of the resources available from the Education Center, and ASAP training.

#IronSharpensIron ! NCOs from across the headquarters came together this past Friday for PT and professional development as part of the Sea Dragon's leadership development program.

Ma Deuce laying scunion!

What's it take to conduct - and participate - in a Best Squad competition? Glad you asked!

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Ever wonder what it takes to be the best warrior? The obstacle course is one of the challenging events that forces our Soldiers to prove their mettle. 38th ADA Brigade your Dragons are crushing it!

Today the Best Warrior Competition saw Soldiers from across the command conduct land navigation and the obstacle course - these events forge a stronger force through competition and pursuit of excellence. They are one of the many ways the U.S. Army sets the standard.

Sea Dragons, the official ACFT has been finalized - for record tests start Oct 1, leg tuck replaced by plank, and alternate event 2.5-mile walk added. Head to army.mil/acft for all the details!

First Line of Defense!

The Sea Dragons of the 94th AAMDC came together to celebrate Ohana, with the first-ever Sea Dragon Luau. Thanks to Lt. Col. Ramil, Master Sgt. Canady, and all the Soldiers that put so much work into making it a great event!
more photos at our Flickr page, flickr.com/.../94tha.../a…

BG Holler and CSM Sartain, visit the Soldiers of E-3 Battery, during their recent movement to a remote location on Guam. This is the first time that a THAAD launcher has been moved from its initial location and the Army's newest air defense asset, the Remote Launch Kit is used.

E-3 Batt, relocated a THAAD launcher away from its original location on Guam, March 1. The crew moved a short distance from its original location to test the Remote Launch Kit, that enables the launcher to be moved, emplaced and ready to fire, without the use of a fiber cable.