Friends, Family and Soldiers of 4th Infantry Division and Fort Carson welcomed the new 4th Inf. Div. chief of staff, Col. Bruce Antonia, and his Family to the Mountain Post during a ceremony at division headquarters building Jan. 4.
Imagine more than 75,000 people gathered, standing, cheering and chanting, for no other reason than to show their undivided support.
In an effort to combine training techniques and tactics, the 148th Military Police Detachment military working dog unit hosted a joint training exercise with nearly 40 K-9 units Dec. 13-14.
The first production of the newly formed Fort Carson Community Theatre was a success, according to Sabine Mann, one of the group’s organizers and the producer of “A Christmas Chaos.”
More than 250 Soldiers from 1st Special Troops Battalion, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, conducted a training exercise at Piñon Canyon Maneuver Site Dec. 6-9.
Rudy Saenz sized up the rail, gaining speed as he tore down the slope of the A51 Terrain Park at Keystone Ski Resort. Jumping high, Saenz slapped his board onto the obstacle, riding the rail up.
The 4th Infantry Division honored a long-standing military creed to never leave a fallen comrade behind when it returned the memorial plaque dedicated to Sgt. Amanda Pinson to her Family in St. Louis Dec. 7.
Fort Carson Soldiers, Families and members of the Front Range community gathered for an evening of music and holiday cheer during the Ivy Division Band’s Holiday Concert at McMahon Auditorium Dec. 8.
Fort Carson Operation Rising Star winner Varinia Herrera couldn’t believe she was one of 12 competitors selected for the Armywide Rising Star competition that begins Saturday at Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
Almost 150 Soldiers stepped into a standing ovation Dec. 4, after returning from Iraq three months early.