Ayumi Davis

2 weeks ago | cavazossentinel.com | Ayumi Davis

KILLEEN, Texas — Soldiers and their family members watched bulls and horses buck and cowboys wrangle at the 78th annual Killeen Rodeo for Military Appreciation Night May 15 at the Killeen Rodeo Arena. The event began with a demonstration from Soldiers with the 1st Cavalry Division’s Horse Cavalry Detachment, shooting and wielding sabers all from horseback in a series of maneuvers.

2 weeks ago | cavazossentinel.com | Ayumi Davis

Soldiers and civilians gathered together for a morning of prayer for the Fort Cavazos Prayer Breakfast May 13 at the Phantom Warrior Center. The annual event has attendees participate in religious reflection over a meal, with prayers from chaplains all over the installation, music, a scripture reading and remarks from a guest speaker, this year being Lt. Gen. Kevin D. Admiral, commanding general of III Armored Corps and Fort Cavazos.

2 weeks ago | cavazossentinel.com | Ayumi Davis

With the myriad of events, training and activities happening on Fort Cavazos, there are a number of public affairs specialists and officers covering the events to inform the public, as well as working with media outlets to ensure their coverage. Eric Franklin, a media relations specialist and digital media manager, U.S. Army Garrison-Fort Cavazos Public Affairs, helps inform the public all there is to know about the installation.

3 weeks ago | army.mil | Ayumi Davis

FORT CAVAZOS, Texas — Cyclists biked onto Fort Cavazos for a sendoff as part of the Project Hero Texas Challenge May 8 at III Armored Corps Headquarters. Soldiers greeted and conversed with the cyclists, many of them veterans across the branches of the military, after they rode in around the III Armored Corps flagpole. “… I’m humbled to be able to welcome you all back to The Great Place as you participate in the 2025 Project Hero Texas Challenge,” said Col.

3 weeks ago | army.mil | Ayumi Davis

FORT CAVAZOS, Texas — Fort Cavazos officials conducted a full-scale exercise May 6 on the installation, practicing a response to a train derailment at the railhead behind Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center. “This is part of our multiyear training exercise plan as a contingency to make sure that we’re ready and prepared in case of any kind of incident or unexpected event,” said Juan Nava, chief of plans and operations, Directorate of Plans, Training, Mobilization and Security.