I came to understand why my sinuses closed for effective breathing each January way back in 1987.
The start of a new year is a time for both reflection and anticipation.
Teammates, Friends and Family,
When the Dec. 2 episode of Fort Hood’s Great Big Podcast dropped online, highlighting the professionals from Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center’s Women’s Health Center followed by a movie and book review, it did more than simply try to inform and entertain this Central Texas military community.
Traditions are important – perhaps now more than ever with all of the challenges and changes we’ve faced since the onset of COVID-19. Traditions mark some of the most important moments in our lives, from personal milestones like birthdays and weddings, seasonal celebrations such as Thanksgi…
From the Commander
Over the years, I have maintained a collection of common sense anecdotes that are affectionately referred to as “Funk’s Rules.”
Recently the III Armored Corps forward headquarters quietly passed the six-month mark of our deployment to the Middle East, where we are leading the military effort of the 60-nation Global Coalition fight against the Islamic State. The approximately 450 Phantom Warriors are taking the fight …
Opinion
Two Fort Hood Soldiers died and a third was injured when their car sped across the median of State Highway 195 near Georgetown and hit another car head-on, killing the driver, Feb. 1.
Letter to the Editor
As III Corps and Fort Hood has recently changed commanders, I would like you to know, from my perspective, what that means to the community and Fort Hood.
