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Around Knox

  • Employment opportunities in, around Knox

    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.

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  • Depression symptoms can vary from person to person

    By CLINT MESHEW
    Fort Knox Veterans Services

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  • Life’s worries can be minimized with faith

    By CHAPLAIN (MAJ.) BRIAN SEIDEL
    HRC

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  • Fort Knox hosts SHARP 5k, ‘Sex Signals’ production

    By ASHLEY BELTRAN
    11th Aviation Command Public Affairs NCOIC
    April was designated as Sexual Assault Awareness Month throughout the Army with a common theme “We own it, we solve it together” and like many installations across America and abroad; active and Reserve Army units stationed on Fort Knox in concert with advocacy organizations within the local community found a unique and creative way to enhance awareness of sexual assault prevention and intervention as the community continues to grow as one.

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  • 3rd ESC members participate in CASCOM briefing

    By SGT. JUSTIN SILVERS
    3rd Sustainment Command (Expeditionary) Public Affairs
    Soldiers from the 3rd Sustainment Command (Expeditionary) shared information with the Combined Arms Support Command during Reverse-Collection Analysis and Team teleconference briefings April 10 at Harris Hall on Fort Knox.
    The R-CAAT program brings commanders as well as selected staff members to CASCOM to provide lessons learned, insight and observations made during the deployment.

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  • Mustion: Army of 2017 being built now

    By ANDREA WALES
    U.S. Army Human Resources Command PAO
    The commanding general of the U.S. Army Human Resources Command spoke at the American Society of Military Comptrollers monthly luncheon April 17 at the Saber & Quill’s Bullion Room.
    Maj. Gen. Richard Mustion talked about force-shaping and the strategic defense focus.
    “We make tough decisions, prioritizing and operating in a constrained fiscal environment,” he said.

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  • Penn State University cadets shine during Sandhurst competition

    By STEVE AREL
    U.S. Army Cadet Command
    Barely able to crack the top 10, Army ROTC teams have never posed a real threat to win the prestigious Sandhurst Competition in the 20 years they’ve competed.
    Until now.

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  • Guthrie presents posthumous awards

    By CATRINA FRANCIS
    Gold Standard Senior Staff Writer
    catrina.s.francis2.ctr@mail.mil
    Many have said that America is the home of the free because of the brave. And the brave included minorities who were treated differently and fought for rights they didn’t actually have in the U.S.

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  • Kok pins on star during ceremony

    By SPC. ASHLEY BELTRAN
    11th Aviation Command Public Affairs NCOIC
    The 11th Aviation Command held a promotion ceremony for their new commanding general April 6 at Hangar 1 on the flight line at Fort Knox. Col. Troy Kok was promoted to the rank of brigadier general in a pinning ceremony that was officiated by Maj. Gen. David Post.
    During the ceremony, the Army 100th Division Band provided the music, and Kok’s daughter Kaci sang the national anthem a cappella. His son Ryan who participates in JROTC at his high school, presented the colors.

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  • Museum exhibiting new items

    By CATRINA FRANCIS
    Gold Standard Senior Staff Writer
    catrina.s.francis2.civ@mail.mil
    One of the question marks of moving the Armor School to Fort Benning, Ga., due to then President George W. Bush approving the recommendations of 2005 Base Realignment and Closure Committee, was the Patton Museum.

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