Ft. Irwin High Desert Warrior, Nov. 2, 2018

Volume 14, Number 11 Published in the interest of the National Training Center and Fort Irwin community • www.irwin.army.mil November 2, 2018
Fort Irwin’s Joint Color Guard at World Series
Military members, including Fort Irwin soldiers, help present the American flag during game no. 3 of the World Series in Los Angeles.
Fort Irwin’s Joint Color Guard presents the flags during the World Series game in Los Angeles.
Garrison Commander, Col. Krummich walks alongside Fort Irwin soldiers with the American flag at the World Series in Los Angeles.
by Janell J. Lewis Ford
Fort Irwin’s Joint Color Guard helped fans kick off their World Series experience in Los Angeles. Game No. 3 was the longest game in World Series (and post-season) history, with 18 innings over seven hours. Nine members of the National Training Center’s (NTC’s) joint color guard helped present the U.S. flag in ceremonies at Dodger Stadium.
Fort Irwin’s Joint Color Guard before the World Series game in Los Angeles.
Costumes and Candy come a week early at Fort Irwin
Military posts are unique, especially this one, because most fathers and/or mothers had to be away from their children on Halloween night, Oct. 31, due to monthly training rotations, so this military installation of 10,000 plus went trick-or-treating a week early, on Wednesday, Oct. 24, so children could participate with their parents.
More photos on Page 10
Fall and Halloween display on Saint Vith Street, as families prepare to trick-or-treat.