Around Knox

By NORM JOHNSON
ARRTC Primary PAO
Was it comedy or drama?
Was it training or entertainment?
The Catharsis production of “Sex Signals,” hosted by the Army Reserve Readiness Training Center April 17, had elements of each. The production used humor to allow the audience to look inwardly and scrutinize how they communicate and interact with the opposite sex.

By JERRY MERIDETH
U.S. Army Accessions Support Brigade
Sgt. 1st Class Jeramy Smith watched the rounds hit the targets 600 yards away and smiled. His students were improving with each shot and that meant the Army Marksmanship Unit’s  two-week mission had hit its mark.
Smith led a team of USAMU instructors to train 19th Engineer Battalion Soldiers in Squad Designated Marksmanship training at Fort Knox. The program teaches Soldiers how to engage targets at distances up to 600 meters.

By CATRINA FRANCIS
Gold Standard Senior Staff Writer
catrina.s.francis2.civ@mail.mil
Indian political and spiritual leader Mohandas Gandhi said, “The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.”
On April 25, Fort Knox recognized those who are the epitome of service to others on the installation through their volunteerism during the Outstanding Volunteer of the Year Recognition Ceremony.

ACS Employment Readiness Program
The ACS Employment Readiness Program provides employment information and other supportive services primarily to Family members who are relocating as a result of a military or civilian sponsor’s permanent change of station. Other categories of personnel who are eligible for services are nontransitioning military personnel, retirees and their spouses.