Albertson, Douglas

Arner, Norman D

Barrett, Marty

Bellamy, Preston

Borger, Dale L

Bremer, Thomas

Bruce, John W.

Caron, George H.

Chaousy, Robin N.

Clampet, Joseph

Coleman, Robert J.

Collins, Timothy Jay

Conway, Patrick

Courtney, Marty

Daidone, Gerardo J.

Deyoung, Robert

Dittus, Stephen H.

Dreas, Dick

Fasano, Tony

Fevola, Tony

Fiorino, Gasper

Forsythe, Gene

Frantz, Neil W.

Gerberich, Larry

Gilbert, James A

Groff, Robert K

Hannigan, Robert J. Sr.

Harder, Andrew J.

Hawk, Clarence E

Hayes, Robert I.

Heaster, William D.

Hemphill, Robert L.

Herlihy, Matthew

Hill, Bryan L.

Johnson, Clark

Kahan, Lloyd

Kastler William E

Keiper, Ralph

King, William J.

Kirpa, Michael J.

LaBadie, Christian B.

Librick, Edward

Lippincott, Glen

Loncki, Bruce

Mazur, Wayne P.

Molyneaux, Peter

Motts, Don F

Parasole, Ronald J.

Pedraza, Jose M.

Perosi, Louis, Jr

Petrocelli, Charles A.

Pitts, Daniel

Rodriguez, Robinson Jr.

Russo, Ray

Schaffer, Barry L.

John J. Siptroth

Trentacoste, Peter

Tutrone, Bob

Weller, Norbert D

White, Tom

Woodling John

Yost, Robert W
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There's strong. Then there’s
Army Strong


Army strong is a unique brand of
strength. Everyone is familiar with
the tangible power of the U.S. Army:
the Apaches, the Humvees, the
weaponry, the push-ups. This
campaign highlights the true
strength of our Army -- the strength
that lies within each and every
Soldier. It is harder to see, but it is
this strength that makes the U.S.
Army the preeminent land power on
earth.

Being Army Strong is about much
more than being physically fit. It is
mental and emotional strength. It is
the confidence to lead. It is the
courage to stand up for your
beliefs. It is the compassion to help
others. It is the desire for lifelong
learning. It is the intelligence to
make the right decision. It is
making a difference for yourself,
your family, your community and our
nation.

Army Strong is also the kind of
strength that endures. It is the
strength that comes from
challenging training, teamwork,
shared values and personal
experience. A Soldier’s time in the
Army may come to an end, but he or
she will always be Army Strong
because the lessons learned and
values gained are timeless. They
will serve as a springboard to life
beyond the Army and will last long
after physical strength fades.

The Army is successful in its
mission because of the strength of
its Soldiers.

The Army Strong campaign exists to
honor this simple fact.