Commander addresses group – Fort Carson Mountaineer

By Spc. Tyler Brock

4th Infantry Division Public Affairs Workplace

FORT CARSON, Colo. — Maj. Gen. David M. Hodne, commanding basic of the 4th Infantry Division and Fort Carson, shakes arms with Sgt. Seth Michael Cunningham, a navy working canine handler with 759th Army Police Battalion, 89th Army Police Brigade, on Founders Area, Fort Carson April 14. Hodne spoke about subjects equivalent to a coaching partnership with the U.S. Air Pressure Academy, the annual Native American Session, and the introduction to Hodne’s new idea of “Mountain Put up READY (Respect, Skilled, Athlete, Disciplined, You).” (Picture by Pfc. Joshua Zayas)

FORT CARSON, Colo. — Maj. Gen. David M. Hodne, commanding basic of 4th Infantry Division and Fort Carson, mentioned the present standing and mission of the division, brigades and supporting items assigned to Fort Carson with Fort Carson Good Neighbors, Entrance Vary group leaders, Troopers and Households.

“No different division can converge, shut on the enemy, or consolidate positive aspects quicker than the 4th Infantry Division,” mentioned Hodne.

Hodne additionally launched the group to Mountain Put up READY, a strategic posture that ensures 4th Inf. Div. and Fort Carson are ready to fulfill the nation’s numerous and ever-evolving international safety necessities.

READY is the acronym used to explain who an Ivy Soldier is, what they do, and why. Damaged down, it stands for:
Respect for one another,
Experts of their craft,
Athletes who prepare and are match to shut the ultimate yards,
Discipline in doing the best factor when nobody is trying, and eventually,
You, the Ivy Soldier, will accomplish all missions.

Hodne mentioned individuals stay our supply of overmatch, and so they additionally make the U.S. Army the perfect Army on the earth. Because of this, we should put money into and look after our individuals.

The division’s mission is to “keep a combat-ready expeditionary pressure essential to struggle and win in complicated environments.”

FORT CARSON, Colo. — Col. Nate Springer, commander, U.S. Army Garrison Fort Carson, through the State of the Mountain Put up Tackle, explains how the division has helped Troopers and their Households throughout the set up at Fort Carson April 14, 2022. Final 12 months the division was capable of increase $170,000 by way of group donations and, in accordance with Springer that went to assist 11,000 Troopers and their Households. (Picture by Spc. Tyler Brock)

Being combat-ready is made attainable primarily as a consequence of interagency, multinational and mission command components on partnership. These components enable the Ivy Division to deploy, struggle and win our Nation’s wars.

“Our Mountain Put up continues to assist operations globally; we should stay dedicated to producing readiness,” mentioned Command Sgt. Maj. Adam Nash, the senior enlisted chief of the 4th Inf. Div. and Fort Carson.

Col. Nate Springer, Fort Carson garrison commander, highlighted a number of accomplishments the Mountain Put up and surrounding group had over the previous 12 months, equivalent to Operation Serving to Palms, which raised $170k to put money into the Fort Carson group by way of group donations. These donations allowed assist to greater than 11,000 Troopers and their Households.

As Hodne concluded the handle to the division and group leaders, he emphasised what he believes to be the supply of the Ivy Division’s success.

“Everybody contributes to creating this division and this put up the perfect it may be,” Hodne mentioned. “Collectively, with the mixture of our nice individuals, expert items, devoted Households, a resilient set up and a supportive group, we’ll accomplish all assigned missions, defeat any enemy, anytime, wherever and below any situation. We received’t simply be READY … we might be Mountain Put up Prepared.”

FORT CARSON, Colo. — Command Sgt. Maj. Adam Nash, senior enlisted advisor, 4th Infantry Division and Fort Carson, speaks to Troopers with 759th Army Police Battalion, 89th Army Police Brigade, after the State of the Mountain Put up Tackle on Founders Area, Fort Carson April 14, 2022. Throughout the occasion, greater than six brigades offered tools and automobiles that finest represented themselves, together with navy working canines, an M1126 Stryker ICV, a Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk, a Boeing CH-47 Chinook and extra. (Picture by Pfc. Joshua Zayas)

FORT CARSON, Colo. — The Fort Carson Mounted Coloured Guard stands in a formation through the State of the Mountain Put up Tackle April 14, 2022, at Fort Carson. The Mounted Coloration Guard has a protracted historical past of being a part of Fort Carson’s ceremonies. (Picture by Spc. Tyler Brock)

FORT CARSON, Colo. — An AH-64D Apache, UH-60 Black Hawk and CH-47 Chinook from the 4th Fight Aviation Brigade, 4th Infantry Division, fly over Founders Area at Fort Carson April 14, 2022. Maj. Gen. David M. Hodne, third from the left, commanding basic of 4th Inf. Div. and Fort Carson, addressed the general public on the State of the Mountain Put up, whereas Command Sgt. Maj. Adam Nash, third from proper, 4th Inf. Div. and Fort Carson, stands with different representatives of every group within the Army; Sgt. Jacob Marcum, center proper, 1st Stryker Brigade Fight Group, 4th Inf. Div.; Pfc. Jamexo Lenhart, far proper, 1st Stryker Brigade Fight Group, 4th Inf. Div.; Capt. James Pirrami, 1st Stryker Brigade Fight Group, 4th Inf. Div., second from the left; and Chief Warrant Officer 2 Amanda Hoxie, senior meals advisor, 4th Inf. Div. “Collectively, with the mixture of our nice individuals, expert items, devoted Households, a resilient set up and a supportive group, we’ll accomplish all assigned missions, defeat any enemy, anytime, wherever and below any situation. We received’t simply be READY … we might be Mountain Put up Prepared,” mentioned Hodne, in his closing remarks. (Picture by Spc. Tyler Brock)