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Master Resiliency Trainers to promote overall
fitness of U.S. Army Europe
 HEIDELBERG,
Germany (Nov. 17, 2009) -- Units have their master gunners, master
drivers and master fitness trainers. These experts are the best at what
they do and they share their expertise with their fellow Soldiers. By
next October, each U.S. Army Europe brigade and battalion-level unit
will have a new type of master assigned to its ranks -- a Master
Resiliency Trainer. MRTs will serve as their units’ experts in building
mental, physical and spiritual health as part of the Army’s
Comprehensive Soldier Fitness program, said MRT program manager Jessie
Massey, USAREUR’s deputy chief of medical operations. In the meantime,
seven USAREUR members -- Massey, four senior NCOs and two senior family
members -- will graduate from the MRT certification course at the
University of Pennsylvania Nov. 19 to become the command’s first
resiliency experts.
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Joint Multinational Readiness Center 'Grizzlies' help Republic of
Georgia forces develop training observer-controllers |
Immediate Response 2010 prepares U.S. and Georgian troops for
Afghanistan |
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TRAINING AREA, Republic of Georgia -- They are quite familiar to
most U.S. troops who have taken part in exercises at any major Army
training center in recent years. The ever-present safety glasses, a vest
full of smoke grenades and pyrotechnics, and the “God gun” give the
Joint Multinational Readiness Center’s observer-controllers a certain
level of mystique as they stand in the midst of simulated battle
observing, directing, and facilitating training from the individual
troop level all the way up to brigade combat team maneuvers.
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TRAINING AREA, Republic of Georgia (Nov. 18, 2009) -- Exercise
Immediate Response 2010, a bilateral, combined exercise conducted to
prepare U.S. and Republic of Georgia troops for deployments to
Afghanistan, culminated with a field training exercise that teamed
troops side by side to improve the interoperability of both nations. “It
gives us an idea of how they work, how we work, and how we can learn to
work together better,” said Spc. Andrew Kirchoff, of U.S. Army Europe's
Company B, 1st Squadron, 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment, whose unit merged
with a Georgian unit during the exercise to form a combined company.
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