ALT Bald man, STUBENVOLL, in olive green military uniform with ribbons, badges, and Sergeant Major rank. An American flag is behind his left shoulder, and a banner with two white eagles is behind his right.

ALT \u201CYou went outside of your own comfort zone, outside the box, and you overcame challenges that were presented. \u2026 [Y]ou developed yourself, getting ready for the ever-changing future battlefield.\u201D\nArmy Reserve Soldiers take part in German competitions \u27A1\uFE0Fhttp://spr.ly/6002BGnCYG\n

ALT \u201CWe are not only talking about joint training \u2014 we are talking about troops who serve the nation and have civilian careers when not in uniform.\u201D\nArmy Reserve takes part in multiservice Senior Enlisted Council \u27A1\uFE0Fhttp://spr.ly/6000BGn7fw\n

ALT A man in a dark green military uniform, Master Sergeant Culp, stands against an American flag and a maroon unit flag with a sword and star. He wears colorful ribbons, badges (one reading DRIVER-V), an aiguillette, and a nametag that says CULP on his chest.

ALT \u201CHis 39-year career was amazing \u2014 rising from the enlisted ranks to general officer and culminating as the 108th deputy commander. [Army Reserve Brig. Gen. Ra\u00FAl Rodriguez] is truly a man of honor and a fantastic Soldier, leader and patriot.\u201D\n\u27A1\uFE0Fhttp://spr.ly/6006BGn7jK\n

ALT The 95th Training Division put a wartime training concept into practice at Fort Sill, testing whether an Army Reserve drill sergeant formation could help expand basic combat training capacity during a major conflict while maintaining the same standard for new Soldiers.\n\u27A1\uFE0Fhttp://spr.ly/6005BGnA0N\n

ALT The War Department recognized unique and innovative suicide prevention programs during a recent ceremony that included the Army Reserve\u2019s 84th Training Command.\n\u27A1\uFE0Fhttp://spr.ly/6008BGnfDI

ALT A man in a dark green military uniform with a name tag reading 'BEARDEN' stands against a blurred American flag and reddish-brown background. He has a shaved head and a neutral expression, wearing a dark tie, multiple ribbons, and badges on his chest.

ALT \u201CIf you\u2019re trying to manage metrics for the command and emphasize how much of a priority physical readiness is, you have to model that yourself.\u201D\n\nAn Army Reserve Holistic Health and Fitness program manager takes on global competition \u27A1\uFE0Fhttp://spr.ly/6009BGBi4t

ALT \u201CThis agreement positions the Army Reserve to manage its infrastructure with greater precision and foresight. Partnering with [East Carolina University] strengthens our enterprise and ensures we remain ready and resilient well into the future.\u201D