Soldiers from the U.S. Army Reserve 360th Civil Affairs Brigade conducts pistol training qualification at the Combat Pistol Range in Hopkins, South Carolina, on November 1, 2024. Each soldier is given 30 9mm round magazines to shoot from the standing, kneeling and moving positions. The training allows the soldiers to familiarize themselves with the M17 weapons in a safe and controlled environment.
The United States Army Reserve is working to improve retention by emphasizing personalized incentives, career development, and better communication of benefits. Sergeant Topanga Moedoer, attributes her continued commitment to leadership support and access to resources like transition assistance programs and career counseling. She highlights the importance of understanding available options to make informed decisions and praises the Reserve...
U.S. Army Spc. Andrew Ritter, a 25B Information Technology Specialist with the 360th Civil Affairs Brigade, his service started in the U.S. Army as a 11C, an Indirect Fire Infantryman and now as a reservist. He embodies a unique narrative of military service. His journey, initiated by a pragmatic necessity, has evolved into a testament to the transformative power of military experience.
