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    Engrained Discipline 0 Military Ops & Training
    USACRC Editor

    Engrained Discipline

    As a young Soldier, I was always trained to execute any orders from my superiors without question. This discipline alone defined and ensured my — and many other Soldiers’ — survival at the two-way live-fire range. I remember my...
    Fighting Complacency 0 Aviation
    USACRC Editor

    Fighting Complacency

    As pilots, it is our responsibility to minimize every hazard we encounter. In a job such as ours, there is enough inherent danger. There is no need for us to create more.

    Clearing the Intersection 0 PMV-2
    USACRC Editor

    Clearing the Intersection

    Motorcycle riders are a demographically diverse group. Some take up riding as a purely recreational pastime, while others choose a motorcycle for economic reasons such as getting 50 miles per gallon. Some like riding in big groups and going to...

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    Engrained Discipline

    As a young Soldier, I was always trained to execute any orders from my superiors without question. This discipline alone defined and ensured my — and many other Soldiers’ — survival at the two-way live-fire range. I remember my platoon sergeant being especially hard on Bradley crews to be disciplined and vigilant before, during and after combat operations.

    Fighting Complacency

    As pilots, it is our responsibility to minimize every hazard we encounter. In a job such as ours, there is enough inherent danger. There is no need for us to create more.

    • 23 March 2025
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    Spring Cleaning Army Watercraft

    The weather is getting nicer, but the inside of your Army watercraft is still carrying its winter bulk. It’s time to shed that winter fluff and take care of your accumulation of equipment.

    • 16 March 2025
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    Thorough Postflight Inspections

    While conducting daily maintenance on an AH-64D, a crew chief discovered a 2-inch hole in the No. 5 driveshaft cover (tail rotor driveshaft). Upon opening the cover, he found a 30 mm round lodged underneath the driveshaft. He notified production control, his commander and the safety officer, and an investigation started immediately.

    • 16 March 2025
    • Author: USACRC Editor
    • Number of views: 213
    • Comments: 0
    Navigating Heat Illnesses

    Foot marches and land navigation training involve a great deal of walking while wearing a rucksack and other required equipment. These types of physical activities induce significant sweating and fatigue, which can lead to heat illnesses. It’s important that leaders are aware of common heat illnesses associated with these activities, as well as preventive measures to minimize the risk.

    • 9 March 2025
    • Author: USACRC Editor
    • Number of views: 314
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