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42A Update – December 2019

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Please see the attached 42A Enlisted Monthly Update for December 2019 at the bottom of this web page.  Please note the Top Ten assignments listed on page 2 for Skill Levels 2-5 along with the broadening opportunities mentioned on page 3, which include MEPs 1SG vacancies that will need to be filled in the summer ... Read more
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Arctic Adjutants Chapter Reactivates

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Led by LTC Heidi Skelton-Riley, the Arctic Adjutants Chapter President, AGCRA’s northern most Chapter reactivated on 18 November 2019.

The Chapter Chartering Ceremony was held at the Warrior Zone on Fort Richardson, Alaska.  The guest speaker featured Mr. Kevin Anderson, who inspired Chapter members to be transformational leaders who ‘pay the rent’ daily to stay successful.

LTC Skeleton-Riley and her Chapter team thanked all who were able to attend and make the Chartering Ceremony a great event.  A shout out also to CW2 Melissa Skaw who executed a myriad of tasks with the Adjutant of the AGCRA National Executive Council to complete Chapter reactivation requirements. 

Chapter members look forward to the Chapter growing and flourishing with the support of AGs and Army HR Professionals throughout the state of Alaska! 

Mr. Kevin Anderson addresses members of the Arctic Adjutants Chapter during the Chapter’s Reactivation Ceremony on 18 November 2019.
Members of the Arctic Adjutants Chapter cut the ceremonial cake at the Chapter’s Reactivation Ceremony on 18 November 2019.

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AG Corps History Snippet – Horatio Gates

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From COL Holly A. Gay – I was going through photos for my retirement program and I found this one.  My sister moved to Shepherdstown, WV in 2011.  As you drive to her house (about 3 miles away) – there is this sign.  I thought I would pass it along since I think it’s kind of cool… who knew right?

In case it’s difficult to read, the citation reads:  “Travelers’ Rest” – Home of Gen. Horatio Gates, built on land bought, 1763.  Gates once a British officer, joined the Revolutionary Army, and was the leader of the Continentals in decisive victory over Gen. Burgoyne at Saratoga.  (1/2 Mi. S.W.)

The sign is located on the Kearneysville Pike (also known as Leestown Road or 480).

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