Michael Glasch U.S. Army Garrison Fort Jackson
FORT JACKSON, S.C. — While the vast majority of new Soldiers arrive to Basic Combat Training in a bus from the airport, the Army's newest private arrived in a style befitting his cultlike status. Pvt.
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The Augusta-Fort Gordon Chapter of AFCEA is accepting applications through June 15 for the Lt. Gen. Douglas Buchholz Memorial Scholarship award. This annual award is given in honor of the late Lt. Gen. More...
Dr. Shyamal Mehta Medical College of Georgia Health Neurologist
Cutting your food has become difficult because of your shaking hand. You've been feeling stiff more and more lately, but it's not arthritis. You sigh, thinking, "This old body just isn't what it used to be." Don't dismiss these signs. More...
Recreational therapy programs focus on game of life
Chris Uggian Traumatic Brain Injury Clinic
On the 12th floor of Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center we use recreational therapy to help Soldiers in the overall well-being of their lives and the lives of their Families. More...
Charmain Z. Brackett Correspondent
A recent high-tech donation from the American Red Cross of Augusta is helping members of the Warrior Transition Battalion. "They donated two Wiis we are using in occupational therapy," said Lt. Col. Everett Sharpe, WTB commander. More...
If you are interested in giving your time and efforts to any of the following volunteer opportunities in the Central Savannah River Area, contact Alia Naffouj at alia.naffouj1@us.army.mil. More...
Dr. David Hess Medical College of Georgia Health Neurologist
Stroke killed more than 140,000 people in 2005. It's the third leading cause of death, behind diseases of the heart and cancer. More...
Bonnie Heater Signal staff
Around the globe, U.S. military installations celebrated Military Spouse Appreciation Day May 8. Fort Gordon not only celebrated the day, but the entire week preceding it. More...
The Directorate of Logistics presented the Food Expo on May 7, at the Gordon Club. It was free to the public and over 2,500 people were expected to show up for this mouth watering event. More...
Kayleigh Sweeney Special to The Signal
Osteoporosis - a disease that causes bones to become fragile and break - is a threat to more than 44 million Americans, or 55 percent of those over the age of 50, according to the National Osteoporosis Foundation. More...
"The local community is standing behind the Soldiers. This is the love they show." Col. John Holwick Fort Gordon Garrison Commander
Charmain Z. Brackett Correspondent
As he looked around the field and pool areas at the Family Y on Wheeler Road, Col. John Holwick, Fort Gordon garrison commander, smiled. "The local community is standing behind the Soldiers. More...
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