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The Sun City AGCRA Chapter proudly partnered with the El Paso Zoo & Botanical Gardens to support conservation, beautification, and animal-care initiatives that directly enhanced both visitor spaces and animal habitats. Volunteers played a critical role in preparing a quarantine habitat for the Zoo’s incoming male giraffe by removing

Despite cold temperatures, relentless wind, and steady rain, the AGCRA Potomac Chapter’s Petal to the Metal 5K and 10K Run proved one thing: this community shows up no matter the conditions. With 147 total participants, both in person and virtual, the event became a powerful display of resilience, teamwork,

This quarter, the Sun City Chapter proved that investing in people is the most powerful way to strengthen the profession. From mentorship to recognition to education, every initiative reinforced readiness starts with the leaders we develop. Alongside a remarkable team, the chapter continues creating spaces where leaders and HR professionals

AG professionals from across the Fort Leonard Wood area came together on 11 March 2026 to celebrate the reactivation of the historic Ozark Chapter at the 43d Adjutant General Battalion (Reception). The event brought together Soldiers, civilians, retirees, and leaders from the AGCRA National Executive Council, including Sergeant Major (Ret.

The AGCRA Lone Star Chapter continues to demonstrate what right looks like across the Adjutant General Corps—bringing together leaders, recognizing excellence, and strengthening the profession through deliberate engagement at every level. Recognizing Leaders Who Impact the Force On 20 February, the Lone Star Chapter had the distinct honor of

The AGCRA Potomac Chapter hosted its Member Appreciation Trivia Night at G34.3 Brewing Company, bringing together Adjutant General professionals from across the National Capital Region for an evening of recognition, networking, and spirited competition. The event highlighted the strength of the AG community while reinforcing the Chapter’s commitment

On 27 February 2026, the AGCRA Anne Arundel Chapter hosted its mentorship panel, “Leading People, Shaping Careers,” bringing together more than 80 participants both in person and virtually for an engaging discussion focused on leadership, mentorship, and professional development within the Human Resources community. The panel featured a distinguished group

MAJ Destiny Minnick (Rheinland-Pfalz Regional VP, European Chapter) hosted an AGCRA Meet & Greet at the Ramstein Bowling Alley in Ramstein, Germany. The event brought together over 30 AG professionals from across the Rheinland-Pfalz region, including Soldiers, Department of the Army Civilians, and Family Members. The engagement provided an opportunity

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The AGCRA Vice President – History will host a virtual training session on Wednesday, 4 March 2026, focused on the AGCRA Chapter Recognition Program. 🗓 Wednesday, 4 March 2026 ⏰ 1900 (ET) This session is designed to help chapter leaders fully understand both the current and upcoming recognition cycles and ensure their chapters

The Adjutant General’s Corps Regimental Association proudly highlights the Mrs. Teri Maude & Debra Strickland Spouse Award, one of our most meaningful recognitions honoring the extraordinary spouses who strengthen our Corps through unwavering support, leadership, and service. Named in tribute to Mrs. Teri Maude and Mrs. Debra Strickland—whose

On 5 February 2026, the AGCRA Potomac Chapter hosted a leadership development session featuring senior leaders from the Army G-1’s Directorate of Military Personnel Management (DMPM). Brigadier General Johnson and Sergeant Major Grant shared strategic insights on the evolving role of Army Human Resources in an era defined by

The AGCRA Carolina Chapter Leadership Forum, held on 27 January 2026 at the Soldier Support Institute (SSI) Auditorium, brought together Soldiers, NCOs, and leaders for a dynamic discussion centered on leadership, professional growth, and shaping the future of the force. The forum featured an outstanding panel of senior leaders from

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Right Arm Night, sponsored by the AGCRA Iron Mike Chapter, continues to grow and deliver vital resources, education, networking, team building, and camaraderie for Soldiers, Civilians, Families, and the Fort Bragg community. On 29 January 2026, the AGCRA Iron Mike Chapter—alongside supporting chapter partners and sponsors—hosted Headquarters and

The Adjutant General’s Corps Regimental Association (AGCRA) has established chapter teams within the March of Dimes – March for Babies platform, offering chapters an additional, voluntary opportunity to engage in community support consistent with our Corps’ long-standing commitment to service. Participation in March for Babies is entirely chapter-led and optional.

On 9 January 2026, the AGCRA Iron Mike Chapter launched the new year with its annual Ruck and Roll 5K, bringing members together to strengthen camaraderie, promote fitness, and reinforce the values that define our Corps. Before stepping off, chapter leadership shared updates on upcoming initiatives and the vision for

The Lone Star Chapter closed the year with a strong showing of engagement, leadership, and service to both the AG Corps and the local community. On 11 December, the chapter hosted its Membership & Mentorship Mixer, bringing members together for professional development and meaningful dialogue. Special thanks to LTC Julia

On Tuesday, November 18, 2025, the Carolina Chapter demonstrated the true meaning of community as 27 dedicated volunteers gathered at Harvest Hope Food Bank from 1100–1330. Their shared time, energy, and compassion created a powerful reminder of how collective action can uplift families across the region. This effort was