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Thanksgiving

On Wednesday, Nov. 24 the National Training Center and subordinate unit command teams served a special anksgiving Lunch to the Soldiers, family members, civilians, and contractors
of Fort Irwin. From our table to yours, we hope you enjoyed your anksgiving meal.

Fort Irwin Congratulations Chaplain Daniel S. OH on Retirement

On Nov. 16, the National Training Center/ Fort Irwin and the Garrison community con- testament of his leadership and the commitment that he and the other Chaplains have made to
gratulated Chap. (Col.) Daniel S. Oh on his retirement after serving 30 years of sel ess service this tiny community.”
in the U.S. Army. Chaplain Oh has been married to the former Suniem Grace Chung from Seoul, South Ko-
Col. Oh originally joined the Army in 1986, and after a small break in service he returned rea, for more than 33 years. ey have two daughters: Gloria and Joyce, both graduates from
back to the active duty as an Army Chaplain in 1995.
“Truly he has cared for the soul of our Army,” said Brig. Gen. Curt Taylor, Commanding the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia. After retiring from active duty,
General of the National Training Center. “Most recently, he has transformed our Chapel program Chaplain Oh will enjoy some family time and continue in ministry as a local church pastor, a
here at Fort Irwin and he gradually grew our Chapel services across our community from less hospital chaplain, or a seminary professor.
than 100 to over 600 people attending religious services just this Sunday, and that is a direct From all of us at Fort Irwin, congratulations Chaplain Oh!

From WELCOME, Page 1
back home.” our Raptor family back home and together,” he we’re excited for what is on the horizon for our Opposing Force. ey enable commanders to
Lt. Col. Dan Morris, commander of the said. “ eir actions while deployed protected Flying Tigers.” gather intelligence, drive decision making, and
2916th Aviation Battalion, also spoke highly our freedoms and our American way of life. While at the National Training Center the
of the work the Flying Tigers accomplished in Major Talarico and First Sergeant Churchill aviation regiment’s is to replicate Division level employ combat power at the decisive point in
the CENTCOM region. “We’re excited to have did an outstanding job leading their team, and assets for the Rotational Training Unit and the a battle.

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