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On 22 August 2025, the Alamo Chapter of AGCRA hosted a well-attended and impactful Leadership Professional Development (LPD) and Mentorship Session at Fort Sam Houston, TX. Led by Chapter President COL Jim Kyle, the event brought together AG leaders, Soldiers, and civilians for a day of professional growth, recognition, and

On Thursday, 18 September 2025, the 18th Field Artillery Brigade S-1 and Holistic Health and Fitness (H2F) Teams proudly hosted the AGCRA Iron Mike Chapter’s 3rd Quarter Unit-Led PT Session in their Viper Pit. The workout of the day was equal parts fun, challenging, and inspiring, reminding us that

The Adjutant General’s Corps has released the Memorandum of Instruction (MOI) for the 2026 AG Corps Hall of Fame (HOF) and Distinguished Member of the Corps (DMOC) selections. Purpose The AG Corps HOF and DMOC programs honor individuals whose significant contributions have left a lasting and positive impact on

The Lone Star Chapter of AGCRA continues to embody the spirit of service, mentorship, and community connection. Under the leadership of Chapter President Katrina Ford, the team has been actively engaged in initiatives that strengthen both the HR professional community and the surrounding neighborhoods. Supporting Educators In partnership with the

On Wednesday, 10 September 2025, XVIII ABN Corps G-1 continued its Brown Bag Lunch series, with a working lunch at Provider’s Café Warrior Restaurant. G-1 Leadership, SGM Shauna Addison and CW5 Ray Rijkse facilitated a spirited conversation centered on cooperation, collaboration, best practices, and ongoing enterprise-level initiatives. Additionally, Iron

The AGCRA National Executive Council (NEC) has announced significant updates to the Awards Program, effective 1 September 2025, to make recognition faster, more predictable, and transparent. Highlights of the changes: Regional Awards Committee Support: Dedicated NEC members will now support Chapters by region, with all submissions routed through Awards-Team@agcra.

Dear AGCRA Members, We’re excited to announce the launch of the Young Leader Advisory Board (YLAB), a committee under the AGCRA Vice President of Programs. YLAB’s mission is to empower the voice of young members, provide feedback to AGCRA leadership, and design innovative programs that drive participation across

AGCRA is proud to highlight a powerful new historical work by CW5 (Ret) Russell J. Houser, DMA: We Also Served: The Bandsmen of the 91st Coast Artillery Regiment (PS). This meticulously researched paper uncovers the overlooked story of the Filipino musicians of the 91st Coast Artillery Regiment Band. Far more

The Potomac Chapter of the Adjutant General Corps Regimental Association (AGCRA) is proving that when it comes to service, they never miss a step. In a recent fundraiser and community service project, members laced up their boots and hit the ground running—collecting hundreds of pairs of gently used shoes

The Human Resources Operations Center (HROC) of U.S. Army Europe and Africa (USAREUR-AF), in partnership with the Senior Leader Training Division (SLTD) of the Adjutant General School, successfully executed two training sessions focused on the newest version of the Medical Planners’ Toolkit (MPTk), version 1.9. This updated version

The AGCRA Chapter Recognition Program encourages consistent engagement and excellence across all AGCRA Chapters through an annual performance-based competition. The updated program is effective beginning Fiscal Year 2025 and replaces the 2022 version and Amendment 1 (2024). Program Goals Recognize and reward active, high-performing AGCRA Chapters. Strengthen chapter continuity despite

To honor the 107th birthday of the U.S. Army Warrant Officer Corps, the Warrant Officers of the Adjutant General School created a spirited and heartfelt tribute video that celebrates the legacy, professionalism, and enduring impact of the Corps. Led by CW3 Jessica Recinos and CW3 Latina Baxter, the video

In October 2023, the Secretary of the Army announced the establishment of the 420T Talent Acquisition Technician Warrant Officer Military Occupational Specialty (MOS), marking a significant milestone in the transformation of the Army’s Recruiting Enterprise. This initiative is part of a broader effort to modernize how the Army identifies,

The Mountaineer Chapter of the Adjutant General’s Corps Regimental Association (AGCRA) at Fort Drum recently convened a highly impactful Human Resources University, led by the Task Force Commandos S1, MAJ Settle. This event brought together AG professionals from every brigade across Fort Drum to strengthen foundational knowledge and practical

In honor of the Adjutant General's Corps' 250th Anniversary, the Human Resources Professionals of the 19th Expeditionary Sustainment Command (ESC) led a multi-month celebration across Korea—highlighting the proud legacy, technological evolution, and enduring contributions of AG Soldiers to the U.S. Army. The celebration began in

MEMORANDUM FOR Chapter Presidents Subject: Temporary Pause of AGCRA Award Submissions Until 1 September Dear Chapter Leaders, I hope this message finds you well. As we continue efforts to improve the AGCRA Awards Program and address current administrative changes, we are placing a temporary pause on all new award submissions,

The 11th Signal Brigade and the 57th Expeditionary Signal Battalion, along with the Enhanced 62nd Signal Battalion S1 Teams, have achieved numerous notable successes in the past few months. These HR Professionals put in the work daily to ensure their troops are taken care of. Congratulations on all of your

The AGCRA Gold Vault Chapter (GVC) had another incredible year, proving that success breeds success, with increased membership, active participation, and numerous events conducted. Reference the photo gallery above, from April 26th to May 3rd, over 90 GVC members, family members, and Fort Knox partners volunteered to support the week