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FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 2015 Her daughter, Spc. Chelsea Persons, 116th Military The Scout 5A
Intelligence Brigade, was already overwhelmed with all
From HONOR3DJH$ of the support she was receiving before the dedication they dedicated the lab in memory of her; she really was
read history books and all these things have happened even began. an asset to the academy,” said Pamela Miller.
but you weren’t part of it. So I can think now that my kids
and my NCOs’ kids are one day going to read a historical “It’s amazing the support that people are showing and According to dedication information provided by the
document and this will be in there and think ‘Wow, she only good things are being said about my mom. It makes NCOA, Moore, “ … retired from the U.S. Army after
contributed so much and she’s sharing that with every- me feel really great,” Persons said. “I’m just really glad 30 years of service. She then spent the rest of her Civil-
body that comes through here,’” Collier added. that she’s being recognized as far as the language lab ian career supporting Fort Huachuca’s primary mission
goes, and I know that if even one Soldier gets to use it and of training the Soldiers, non-commissioned ofﬁcers and
Command Sgt. Maj. Glenn Louk, commandant of the it helps them with their language skills and their career, leaders to prepare them for the complex operational en-
NCOA, said, “This is a great event for us because Jackie then she’ll be happy. And that’s what she wanted — to vironment. She served as a technical specialist, project
Moore was a commandant here at the NCOA. She was help other Soldiers.” manager, program manager and site director in various
inspirational in all of the language training — inspira- positions including New Systems Training and Inte-
tional as a role model for females in the Army to make it A former instructor at the academy remembered gration Division and Defense Language Institute For-
to the senior NCO ranks. To have her permanently repre- Moore as being a very kindhearted person. “She just re- eign Language Center Language Detachment, United
sented here is going to be awesome for the academy and ally cared about everybody. I think it is so awesome that States Army Intelligence Center of Excellence. Moore
the Army as a whole.” was appointed to the Chief of Staff of the Army’s Re-
NATALIE LAKOSIL tiree Council from 2009 to 2013. She was also an ac-
Louk acknowledged how many of Moore’s friends )URP OHIW 7LP 0RRUH VSRXVH DORQJ ZLWK &RPPDQG 6JW 0DM tive supporter of the Fort Huachuca Sergeants Major
were in attendance from all over the country. Moore’s *OHQQ /RXN FRPPDQGDQW RI WKH 1RQFRPPLVVLRQHG 2I¿FHUV Association, the Sierra Vista Arizona United Veterans
husband Tim and daughter Chelsea were also present. $FDGHP\ FXW WKH ULEERQ RQ WKH QHZ ODQJXDJH ODE LQ ,FH +DOO Council, Fort Huachuca Retiree Council, the Military
Both Family members were able to honor Moore by cut- 0D\7KHODE5RRPLQ,FH+DOOZDVGHGLFDWHGLQKRQRU Intelligence Corps Association and the Association of
ting the ribbon on the language lab and unveiling the RI0RRUH¶VODWHZLIH5HWLUHG&RPPDQG6JW0DM-DFNLH0RRUH the U.S. Army.
plaque that now hangs outside of it.
“Moore is an example for all non-commissioned of-
Tim Moore, spouse, was very excited and said the ﬁcers to follow. As our Army and Military Intelligence
event was quite the honor. “It shows the respect and dedi- Corps adapts to meet the challenges of an evolving global
cation that people had for her and the memories and what threat, only the toughest, agile and resilient leaders will
she did in the Army,” Moore said. “So this is all about her succeed. Today’s non-commissioned ofﬁcers are expect-
and her career and contribution while on active duty and ed to be technical experts, standard bearers and fearless
after she retired as well, so it’s a very important event and leaders. Our Army and Nation relies on them to coach,
something that will carry on her memory forever.” teach, and mentor the next generation of Soldiers to en-
sure the safety and security of our nation. Dedicating
Moore stated that what he remembers most about his Room 162 (Language Lab) to CSM Jackie Moore will
late wife is her service and dedication to everyone else. serve an inspiration of her selﬂess service and dedication
“She served Soldiers, Airmen, Marines, Sailors and who- to training the Non-commissioned Ofﬁcer Corps.”
ever she was with. She served everyone and she made
sure Soldiers were taken care of and that was her greatest
love — the Army and her Family,” he said.

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