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| Keywords: fort a.p. hill fortaphill aphill faph us army garrison usarmygarrison us army usarmy army army garrison armygarrison garrison army post armypost army soldier armysoldier us soldier ussoldier virginia va bowling green bowlinggreen 406th army field support battalion 406tharmyfieldsupportbattalion logistics readiness center logisticsreadinesscenter people groupshot Lt. Col. Martin J. Hendrix III, commander, 406th Army Field Support Battalion, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, visited Fort A.P. Hill to recognize employees with the Logistics Readiness Center and to brief them on results of recent inspections, Dec. 3. During the town hall meeting, Hendrix presented seven time in service awards, two retirement awards and several commanders' coins to recognize all the Ammunition Support Point personnel for their on-going accomplishments. In addition, Mike Brandt was singled out and presented a U.S. Flag and 40-year pin for his years of service and dedication. The Army Field Support Battalion - Fort Bragg executes U.S. Army Materiel Command operations and provides mission command for assigned Brigade Logistics Support Teams, Logistics Assistance Program Personnel and Logistics Readiness Centers. Lt. Col. Martin J. Hendrix III, commander, 406th Army Field Support Battalion, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, visited Fort A.P. Hill to recognize employees with the Logistics Readiness Center and to brief them on results of recent inspections, Dec. 3. During the town hall meeting, Hendrix presented seven time in service awards, two retirement awards and several commanders' coins to recognize all the Ammunition Support Point personnel for their on-going accomplishments. In addition, Mike Brandt was singled out and presented a U.S. Flag and 40-year pin for his years of service and dedication. The Army Field Support Battalion - Fort Bragg executes U.S. Army Materiel Command operations and provides mission command for assigned Brigade Logistics Support Teams, Logistics Assistance Program Personnel and Logistics Readiness Centers. | ||||
