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1775 – Fall 2020

1775 – Fall 2020

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Greetings from the Home of the AG Corps, Fort Jackson, South Carolina.  Wow!  Most of us probably never thought that we would experience the many challenges brought on by COVID-19, but the Army and the AG Corps continue to meet these tremendous challenges head-on. 

It is with great pleasure that we bring you the latest issue of 1775 which features many articles of how AG Corps Soldiers have adapted and ultimately persevered through the countless technical and administrative challenges encountered with telework, masks, and social distancing.  Like all Army operations, there are lessons to be learned and SOPs to rewrite.

We hope you enjoy this edition of 1775 and solicit your comments and feedback at Magazine@agcra.com.

Special thanks to MAJ James Gerling and AGCCC Class 002-20 for the front cover of this edition.

Defend and Serve!

Paul R. Dwigans
Lieutenant Colonel (Retired), U.S. Army
AGCRA VP, Publications
Editor, 1775
Magazine@agcra.com

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