Irwin Army Community Hospital Soldiers joined the 1st Infantry Division at sunrise for the division run that officially launched the Year of the Warrior March 14. From the Custer Hill Parade Field to the open roads of Fort Riley, these medical warriors stood shoulder to shoulder with their fellow warfighters, proving that readiness isn’t just a mission—it’s a mindset. Watch as they move as one team, embodying the discipline, resilience, and unwavering commitment that defines the Big Red One.
Healthy families are the foundation of mission readiness. That's why IACH proudly hosts the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program – a Riley County resource that provides nutrition support, breastfeeding assistance, and health education to military families who need it most.
For many service members and their families, the WIC program represents an untapped opportunity. Despite serving nearly 1,400 beneficiaries at Fort Riley, many more could benefit.
A common misconception is that military families earn "too much" to qualify.
“WIC does not include BAH in income calculations,” said Kaylyn Speth, Riley County WIC Program Supervisor. “An E-6 with six years of service could qualify for a family of four.”
But...
04.01.2025 | FORT RILEY, KANSAS, US |
Story by Jorge Gomez
