Vol. 63, No. 46THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 2019www.APGNews.com

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newsbrief

PRAYERShared feelings of

fellowship and harmony

at the APG Thanksgiving

Luncheon Nov. 15.

LUNCHEON|A3

THANKSGIVING#TeamAPG lists upcoming

installation closings and

schedule changes for

next week.

SCHEDULE|A3

REPETEGet an inside look at

RePete, the APG eagle

mascot, and meet the

face behind the feathers.

MASCOT|A4

inside

ARMY MARKETING

CAMPAIGN:

“WHAT’S YOUR

WARRIOR?”Army Enterprise Marketing

“What’s Your Warrior?” is a new campaign that focuses on the breadth and depth of roles the U.S. Army offers. This campaign showcases how these diverse skill sets and tal-ents come together to form the most powerful team on Earth.

“What’s Your War-rior?” is an evolution of the Army’s most recent mar-keting campaign, Warriors Wanted, and is designed to directly appeal to youth audiences by emphasizing the Army’s vast array of tal-ent requirements.

This campaign com-municates that there are many ways to be a warrior and, through Army service, Soldiers can contribute to something greater than themselves while improv-ing who they will become.

This campaign dis-tinguishes the Army’s recruitment efforts by accentuating that teams are exponentially stron-ger when diverse talents join forces. To overcome the misperceptions that have been created by popular media and mov-ies, the Army will contin-ue to communicate and inform its mission to pros-pects and their influencers through TV commercials, digital, paid search, bill-boards, and social media ads. Moreover, the Army will market innovative efforts to appeal to pros-pect audience between the ages of 17-24; use dig-ital and social media to engage with prospects and influences and drive them to GoArmy.com; and max-imize return on investment by marketing in a strategi-cally integrated manner.

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Sergeant Audie Murphy Club President Sgt. 1st Class Gary R. Killiebrew Sr., second from left, and Installation Command Sgt. Maj. Frank C. Gutierrez, right, join SAMC inductees in a ceremonial cake cutting following the SAMC induction ceremony at the Myer Auditorium, Nov. 18, 2019.

Photo by Sean Kief, APG Public Affairs

Six Soldiers Inducted into SAMCBy JON BLEIWEIS, APG News

ABERDEEN PROVING

GROUND, Md. -- Six Aberdeen

Proving Ground Soldiers were

inducted into the Aberdeen/Edge-

wood Area chapter of the Sergeant

Audie Murphy Club during a cer-

emony at the Myer Auditorium,

Nov. 18.

The inductees included Sgt.

1st Class Kamara T. Generlette-

Shaw, a material management non-

commissioned officer and activity

equipment manager with the U.S.

Army Communications-Electron-

ics Command; Sgt. 1st Class Justin

J. Bates, a force modernization divi-

sion NCO in charge with CECOM;

Sgt. 1st Class Gene H. Lucas, Jr.,

senior religious affairs NCO at the

U.S. Army Test and Evaluation

Center; Sgt. 1st Class Phillip K.

Durham, executive assistant to the

CECOM command sergeant major;

Staff Sgt. LaRita M. Fullwood,

CECOM religious affairs NCO;

and Sgt. Jakerea L. Stowers, pri-

mary funds technician NCO for the

Garrison religious support office.

Founded in 1986 at Fort Hood,

Texas, SAMC is an elite organiza-

tion of noncommissioned officers

who have demonstrated perfor-

mance and inherent leadership

See SAMC, page A5

By JON BLEIWEIS, APG News

ABERDEEN PROVING

GROUND, Md. -- A group of 16

civilian employees with the U.S.

Army Communications-Electron-

ics Command took part in the

command’s first greening event at

Shore Park in APG North (Aber-

deen), Nov. 14.

The one-day workshop, titled

Operation: Endeavor, was designed

to give civilian employees an

opportunity to gain insight into

the duties and responsibilities of a

U.S. Soldier, said Tiffany Grimes,

a human resources specialist with

CECOM G1.

Participants used leadership,

communication, collaboration, and

decision-making skills to over-

come obstacles in a simulated res-

cue operation.

During one exercise, the unit

CECOM Debuts Greening Program

A unit of CECOM civilians help guide Jesse Mueller, a technical writer with the CECOM Integrated Logistics Support Center, into an area to gather materials during the Operation: Endeavor greening event, Nov. 14, 2019.

Photo by Jon Bleiweis, APG News

See CECOM, page A5

A customer orders from the Eat Like a Greek food truck on Nov. 19, 2019.

The Eat Like a Greek food truck recently moved to the parking lot of the Exchange. Eat Like a Greek features spe-cialties like gyros, grilled lamb chops, spanikopita, baklava and house made tzatziki sauce.

Customers can now save time by ordering ahead. To order, call 410-776-4647.

Photo by Rachel Ponder, APG News

Eat Like a Greek Moves To Exchange Parking Lot