Not Your Commander's Podcast

It's the SEASON FINALE! In this week's episode, it's actually Your Commander's Podcast. We'll talk to Colonel Phil Kiniery, commander of the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division and his father, Command Sergeant Major Retired Phil Kiniery. It's Colonel Kiniery's last days in command, and we reflect on his time and talk about what it was like commanding the same unit his father was the command sergeant major of. Before all that, you'll hear the hosts reminisce and reflect on their time hosting the podcast. From Andy, Russ, and Rocio, thanks to everyone for listening. Not Your Commander's Podcast will return in July… new season… new hosts.

In this week's episode, the hosts give an update on events around the Division and Brigade… D-Day 78, Coca Cola 600 and a Fittest/Strongest Falcon Competition. Next, you'll hear a deeper dive about Private First Class Charles DeGlopper, the only 82nd Airborne Medal of Honor Recipient from the Normandy Campaign. Then, the first all-services ESports competition was a couple weeks ago. Air Force won... nerds. However, Army came in second. Lastly, the hosts talk to their highest ranking guest yet, Brigadier General David Doyle, the current commander of JRTC and Fort Polk who happens to be a former Falcon. BG Doyle will talk about what's new coming at JRTC, 82nd Legacy, and some great qualities in leaders. 

In this week's episode, the hosts talk about what's coming up over the next few months. Summer is here and that means new command teams, events, training, and more. Next, social media usage. Yea, the meme pages are funny but sometimes they cross the line and you can actually be held responsible. Next, Fort Bragg along with a group of other Army installations will have new names soon. We break down the list and what's the proposed name for each.

In this week's episode, Russ and Andy talk 82nd Airborne Division coming home from Europe soon.  Next, the hosts talk about the myth busting article from Task and Purpose on if Mr. Rogers was truly a sniper or Navy Seal in Vietnam. Then, an Army PSYOP unit released a creepy recruiting video that's got a lot of people watching and talking about it. Lastly, we'll talk to two Paratroopers who recently competed in the International Sniper Competition.

Summer is right around the corner. You know what that means, summer movie season. Russ attempts to explain Top Gun to Rocio who has not clue about the original or the sequel. The hosts will talk about Fort Bragg's new Sexual Harassment and Sexual Assault Prevention Directorate. It's one of six pilot programs in the Army. Then, you'll hear about changes in the Pentagon budget and how it relates to Army Recruiting campaign, Know Your Army. Lastly, you'll meet Sergeant First Class Martinez, he's an human intelligence collector and a great leader in the brigade.

JRTC 22-06 is in the books and closed forever. All kidding aside, it was a great training event and helped build a better team. While you were in "The Box" the Army announced the new next gen squad weapons to semi-replace the M4 and M249. Lastly, you'll hear about the Army's new directive on changes to Pregnancy and Post-Partum. You know, sometimes they do care. It's some classic People First stuff and it was mostly created by you... Soldiers.

It's here! The Army announced the revised ACFT effective as of 1 APR. Russ and Andy will talk about that, potential body composition standard changes, and the most BREAKING NEWS... the tabasco bottles are coming back to your Meals Ready to Eat (MRE). Pardon us for our absence. We're off to fight the good fight in our upcoming rotation to the Joint Readiness Training Center in Fort Polk, Louisiana. New episodes coming in May. See you on the other side!Curious about the new ACFT?  https://www.army.mil/acftInsta: @2bct82ndTwitter: 2BCT_FALCONSFacebook: FalconBrigadeGmail: 2bctfalcons@gmail.com

In this week's episode, Andy, Russ, and Rocio talk about Rocio's personal journey to fix some water leak issues in the barracks. Rocio kicked down some doors and argued with some people to get the job done. Next, have you thought about buying a Leadership Masterclass membership? You'll hear the hosts talk about how some veterans were charging $27 to teach Soldier's some basic things they can get for free. Then, some veterans are applying to fight in a foreign legion. There's another way to give back and help. Lastly, we talk to Sergeant Ward as part of Women's History Month. She's a signal intelligence analyst and newly minted Jumpmaster. She's also going to be Sergeant Major of the Army one day.

In this week's episode, Russ, Andy, and Rocio give an update on current events, what's it mean for the unit, and what's next. Next, we'll talk about some olds called Gen Z Soldiers the "Nintendo Generation," which isn't quite accurate. It was part of a release saying new recruits are having a hard time at basic training due to a more sedentary lifestyle. Lastly, we'll talk to First Sergeant Eden, a great leader who talks leadership and how his childhood shaped him into the leader he is today. You don't want to miss that one. It's a great story. Email: 2bctfalcons@gmail.comInstagram: @2bct82ndTwitter: 2BCT_FALCONSFacebook: FalconBrigade

In this week's episode, Russ, Andy, and Rocio talk about 82nd Airborne Division's deployment to Europe.  Next, you'll hear some common excuses people give MPs when they're pulled over on post. Everyone is always late and your rank shouldn't matter. Then, as part of Black History Month, you'll learn about Gen. Roscoe Robinson Jr., the only Black commander of the 82nd. Lastly, the hosts talk to Master Sergeant Green, an operations sergeant at 407th Brigade Support Battalion. He talked leadership and his philosophy. We're back after two weeks! Thanks for listening!Insta: @2bct82ndTwitter: 2BCT_FALCONSFacebook: @FalconBrigadeEmail us! 2bctfalcons@gmail.com

In this week's episode, Russ, Andy, and new co-host, Rocio, talk about recent Fort Bragg road name changes. Some of the true history may surprise you. Next, in a more not so serious topic, US troops are paying a recent popular social media duo for shoutouts. Is this the next evolution in Army recruiting? Then, the three hosts talk the Army Combat Fitness Test. People are still debating on what it will look like come April. Lastly, we'll talk to a small arms repairman, Sergeant Desauliners. He'll tell you why the arms room kicks back your dirty weapon.

In this week's episode, Russ and Andy talk about how our Norwegian allies are turning in their underwear for reissue following military service.... Global Supply Chain issues. Then, a unit tried and failed to do a Biggest Loser style weight loss competition. Later, we talk about the passing of legend, LTC (ret.) Bob Chisholm. He fought in WWII, Korea, and Vietnam. He was the mature age of 18 when he jumped into Normandy on June 6, 1944.

In this week's episode, Russ and Andy talk about viral TikTok trends. More and more people in Gen Z are on the app but there's some caution here on how society is susceptible to misinformation. Next, everyone is talking about the passing of Betty White. We'll break down why that matters to the military community. Then it's anniversary of WWII's Battle of the Bulge. 2nd Brigade 82nd played an important part in the battle, and one of our most historic quotes comes from a Paratrooper who fought during the battle. We'll talk about the true story. Then, lastly we'll talk to a medic Paratrooper and his experiences in the 82nd. 

And now the season finale, best of the best, the clips that we liked the best from this year. 2021 is coming to an end. Here's to more episodes and better, brighter, more entertaining 2022. New episodes return on 5 January. See you then! 

It's the end of the year! It's also the week of Christmas. Enjoy part one of this year's highlights from the podcast. What was your favorite moment? What made you laugh? Why didn't you laugh? You'll hear some of Russ and Andy's favorite moments in this week's episode. New episodes return on 5 January 2022.

In this week's episode, Russ and Andy talk about the Medal of Honor Ceremony on Thursday. Three heroes will be honored. Then, you'll hear as the hosts discuss some ordinary things with military applications. Next, the hosts talk about communication and the challenges associated with informing an organization of 4,500 people. We need your help! Lastly, you'll get a chance to meet Private First Class El Moudden. She's a medic and a lead actress in the unit's Sexual Harassment and Response Prevention (SHARP) training.

In this week's episode, the cadets strike again and this time they stole two goats from the Navy Academy. Russ and Andy will talk about some World War II moments. It's been 80 years since Pearl Harbor and an Airborne Legend passes away. Next, you'll hear about Christmas movies. Is Diehard a Christmas movie? Lastly, the hosts talk to Special Beltran. He's an infantryman with millions of followers between Tik Tok and Instagram. He uses social media to show others what the Army is like and how to join if they're interested.

In this week's episode, Russ and Andy tell you where you can buy all the bulk MRE toilet paper you want... just in case you need it for you Doomsday Bunker. Next, we got him boys... maybe not. Army cadets steal the wrong goat from Navy as part of the annual Army Navy Game shenanigans. Then, serious talk time. Seasonal holiday depression is real thing. You'll hear about suicide prevention. Lastly, meet Sergeant Fultz, an infantryman from 2nd Battalion, 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment.

In this week's episode, Russ and Andy go over some highlights from the brigade. Falcons are everywhere in the local community. Next, there was a runaway tank at a Remembrance Day ceremony in the UK. What's the equivalent of something like that in 82nd Airborne Division? Then, you'll hear about All American Days--a series of events like the Division Run, Memorial Ceremony, Hall of Fame, and an Awards Ceremony. Lastly, you'll hear from Sergeant Mendez. She's the brigade BOSS, or Better Opportunities for Single Soldiers, representative. 

In this week's episode, Russ and Andy talk about a new Army program that will assess potential brigade sergeants majors. It could come to your first sergeants soon. Guess what, you get to provide the Army feedback. Next, there are all sorts of events, holiday-themed and not, throughout the local area. Get out! Go check it out. Then, in keeping with the holiday spirit, Andy and Russ will give listeners some holiday gift buying advice. Lastly, you'll meet Staff Sergeant Yoon, Fort Bragg's Chef of the Year. He'll talk about how he loves what he does and what it takes to prepare for Thanksgiving.

This week, Russ and Andy talk about Veterans Day... give a little history, recognize the Falcon Veterans out there, and then tell you where you can score free food (Applebees). Then, All American Days is next week. It's like All American Week but less. There's some great events like a Hall of Fame Induction and a Division Run. Then, in case you weren't aware, it's the holiday season. There's some great initiatives out there of Paratroopers helping their fellow Paratroopers. Lastly, you'll meet Staff Sergeant Cincinimo, an operations sergeant who's aiming to go to Officer Candidate School. He's the scotch tape that holds the brigade together.

In this week's episode, Russ and Andy review some amazing feats of awesomeness throughout the brigade including 4 Ranger School grads and a paratrooper who biked 200 miles to raise money for cancer research. Next, you'll hear about First Sergeant "By God" Johnson, a weathered Sam Elliot looking NCO who was social media famous for about 5 minutes. Then, listen to a cool story about how an 82nd paratrooper gave a German soldier a dollar during WWII. A man recently researched to find out what happened to that paratrooper. Lastly, you'll 1LT Max Liles who was recently accepted to Ranger Regiment.

This week, Russ and Andy talk about some leadership lessons from Colin Powell's first assignment in the Army. Next, listen as the hosts discuss how to make your next field training exercise a little better. Then, Andy and Russ get all serious about mental health. The Sergeant Major of the Army recommends units to add calendar "White Space" for recovery and getting to know your team better. Lastly, and keeping with mental health, you'll hear from Captain Julia King. She's the brigade's behavioral health officer.

In this week's episode, Russ and Andy breakdown SMA Grinston's interview with Army Times. To ACFT or not to ACFT? Next, you'll hear about the new Honorary Sergeant Major, Denzel Washington. You may have heard of him. He's been doing some great work behind the scenes for 20 years. Then, the hosts talk about a Navy contractor and spouse who were caught trying to sell nuclear submarine secrets to another country. Lastly, you'll hear from a Staff Sergeant who won a local boxing tournament. 

In this week's episode, Russ and Andy talk about the end of the world... the Great Facebook Outage of 2021. It lasted 6 hours, and we all got more work done. Next, have you ever been attacked by a Ninja wielding a katana? It happened to some Soldiers from the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment. Then, this week was the 28th anniversary of the Battle of Mogadishu, which was depicted in the film, Blackhawk Down. A group of veterans had their awards upgraded to Silver Stars this week for their heroism and bravery. Lastly, you'll hear from First Sergeant Cromwell Arjona and what keeps him motivated after 22 years of service. 

In this week's episode, Russ and Andy talk about the 77th commemoration of Operation Market Garden. Paratroopers across Division got to go see the sites, and it was an amazing experience. Next, the Falcon Brigade is at the forefront of some the Army's top research and modernization programs. You'll hear about some of those programs. Then, it's real talk time. It's a tough subject, but Andy and Russ will talk about drugs. The brigade completed a unit-wide health and welfare inspection to tackle the problem. Lastly, you'll hear form SGT Tristan Allen with 1-325th Red Falcons. He'll talk about the MASTR-E program, scientific and data-based approach to understanding the stressors of combat.

In this week's episode, Russ and Andy talk about the renaming of Fort Bragg. Then, you'll hear how BMW is helping Soldiers who are transitioning to civilian life. Next, you'll hear all about the Army researching how squirrels can improve robotics. Lastly, you'll meet SSG Drexel Butler, a squad leader from 37th Brigade Engineer Battalion.

In this week's episode, Russ and Andy talk about an old counseling statement that popped up on Army Reddit about a Soldier who spent his clothing allowance on Clash of Clans. Next, you'll hear about mandatory mental-health focused counseling at Fort Riley, which is something that probably should be Army wide. Then, it's been 20 years since 9/11. Russ and Andy reflect on the moment. Lastly, you'll hear from Sergeant Maynard, a British born Paratrooper who served in the UK Army and now in the 82nd Airborne Division.

In this week's episode, Russ and Andy talk about some recent happenings in the brigade including a Family Fun Run and a funeral for a WWII hero. Next, Andy nerds out about some cognitive advice from the guy portrayed by Eric Bana in the film Blackhawk Down. Then, Andy nerds out again about Labor Day. Lastly, you'll hear from Special Bhret Matthews, a mortarmen paratrooper from 1st Battalion, 325th Airborne Infantry Regiment. Don't miss out on this episode! Russ gives some sound advice.

In this week's episode, Russ and Andy are back, bigger, and somewhat better. First, you'll hear about everything the brigade has done since the break. Next, the vaccine is becoming mandatory. Don't wait in line! Then, you'll hear the hosts perspective on Afghanistan. 82nd Airborne Division is playing a big role in this critical mission. Lastly, meet Chaplain Dom Grotti, the Falcon Brigade's new Chaplain.Chaplain Grotti 910-644-7703

In this week's episode, Russ and Andy talk about training with Thailand Paratroopers. Everyone is excited about the airborne operation with the Royal Thai Army. Everyone is crawling out the woodwork looking to get on the jump. Next, there were three Paratroopers we highlight for doing some outstanding stuff from a sniper competition to the "Power in the Pines" weightlifting. Later, our biggest fan, Sergeant Major of the Army Grinston, spoke about military culture and cohesive teams. Andy nerds out and breaks it down. Lastly, we talk to two Paratroopers from 2nd Battalion, 325th, who were some of the winners in a unit-wide best platoon competition.Email us!2bctfalcons@gmail.comTwitter: @2BCT_FALCONSInsta: @2bct82ndFacebook: FalconBrigade

In this week's episode, Russ and Andy talk about a British paratrooper who accidentally crashed through a civilian's house in California. Next, you'll hear about military impersonation accounts. Did the CG just add me on social media? No, that's a fake account part of a financial scam. Then, you'll hear about a Congressional bill designed to help military spouses with employment. Lastly, we talk to the XVIII Airborne Corps Public Affairs Officer. He talks about Dragon's Lair, a Shark Tank-style initiative where Soldiers can submit and pitch ideas to improve their units. Want to be on Dragon's Lair? Have a good idea about how to improve your unit? Go here.https://unum.nsin.us/xviii-airborneContact us at 2bctfalcons@gmail.com

In this episode, Russ and Andy highlight some cool events in the brigade the last few weeks like an NCO induction ceremony, vehicle testing, and a Norwegian Foot March. Next, you'll hear about the recent recommendations regarding Sexual Assault and Harassment. Later, the hosts talk about Army Recruiting and rank the best ones. Lastly, you'll hear from an Occupational Therapist working at the brigade's Human Performance Center. There's so much more to offer than you may not have heard about.Check out the H2F team's Instagram: @falconhumanperformanceContact us!2bctfalcons@gmail.comTwtter: @2BCT_FALCONSInstagram: @2bct82ndFacebook: FalconBrigade

In this week's episode, Russ and Andy get hyped about Fort Bragg's 4th of July celebration. Do kids these days know who Foreigner is? Listen to Andy sing his favorite Foreigner song. Next, soldiers and families are encountering issues with moving due to a COVID-induced labor shortage. Then, a Staff Sergeant from Fayetteville will compete for gold this summer at the Olympics. Lastly, Andy and Russ talk to Sergeant Kyle Smith, former Marine (never say former to a Marine) and now serving in the Army as an artillery crewmember. Fort Bragg 4th of July Celebration Infohttps://bragg.armymwr.com/calendar/event/july-4th-celebration/5184435/23521Contact us!Email: 2bctfalcons@gmail.comInstagram: 2bct82ndTwitter: 2BCT_FALCONSFacebook: FalconBrigade

In this episode, Russ and Andy talk about some really cool sunglasses you can all buy featuring the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal just so everyone can thank you for your service. Next, Sergeant Major of the Army Grinston assembled the Avengers of fellow sergeants major. They're coming up with recommendations for sexual assault, suicide, and extremism. Then, last week was Juneteenth. You'll hear about how the Army played a part in it. Lastly, Sergeant Ehman from 1-73 CAV stops by and talks about the recruitment effort for Charlie Troop - Brigade Recon. Email Sergeant First Class Joyner at jordan.m.joyner.mil@mail.mil for more details on how to compete.Get hold of Russ and Andy2bctfalcons@gmail.comInstagram: 2bct82ndTwitter: 2BCT_FALCONSFacebook: FalconBrigade

In this week's episode, Russ and Andy talk about fitness culture. A sergeant first class wrote an article for Military.com and you'll hear all about how it relates to the Army Combat Fitness Test. Next, E3 was this week. It's the video game's industry yearly symposium. The biggest announcement by far is Battlefield 2042, the new installment in one of the most played video games by the military. Then, the Colonial Pipeline hackers forgot to call no hack backs and the US was able to recoup a large portion of the ransom money. Lastly, Russ and Andy take a walk around Falcon Brigade and meet some of YOU... Yeah, you.. the Paratrooper.Want to come on the podcast? Got a cool idea? Contact us:Instagram: 2bct82ndTwitter: 2BCT_FALCONSGmail: 2bctfalcons@gmail.comFacebook: Falcon Brigade

Happy Birthday, Army! It's coming up on 14 June. Russ and Andy also talk about the Army's revamped Corporal rank. All Specialists selected for promotion and BLC complete will become Corporals on 1 July. Next, the TRUTH IS OUT THERE! The Pentagon will release it's report on UFOs later this month. Then, DragonCannes is a film festival hosted by XVIII Airborne Corps. The next round is open to everyone serving. Lastly, Russ and Andy talk to MSG Kyle Hageman, a former 1SG whose 3-year tour in the 82nd is coming to an end. You'll hear him talk about Army Emergency Relief and what it meant to him serving in the Falcon Brigade.

In this week's episode, Russ and Andy talk about a Leader Engagement Roundtable. It's part of the culture engagement team and incorporating YOUR feedback to make the unit better. Next, have you heard of Cheugy (chew-gee)? Gen Z is critical of all you Millennials out there. You're trying to hard with your vet bro, cool guy fads. Next, it's almost the anniversary of D-Day, a historic and defining moment for the 82nd Airborne. Lastly, you'll meet Specialist Madison Hoffman, an intelligence analyst who's got quite the amount of experience over the past year.Contact Russ and Andy at:Instagram: @2bct82ndTwitter: 2BCT_FALCONSFacebook: FalconBrigadeGmail: 2bctfalcons@gmail.com

Russ and Andy have heard your feedback on the podcast and this week they discuss what you have to say. Next, it went from spring to summer overnight and Memorial Day Weekend is around the corner. Check out the grand reopening of Smith Lake to celebrate. Then, Russ and Andy talk about Memorial Day and how it differs from the other military holidays. Lastly, you'll get to hear from Corporal Emmett Metcalf, an outstanding Paratrooper who's completed some of the Army's toughest schools in his first two years serving.  Instagram@2bct82ndTwitter @2BCT_FALCONSFacebookFalconBrigadeGmail2bctfalcons@gmail.com

In this week's episode, Russ and Andy talk about the gas freakout. We're one cyber attack away from Mad Max rules. Next, Fort Bragg eases mask requirements aligned with CDC and DoD guidance. You have to shave now and mind your facial expressions.  Then, the SMA explains time-in-grade requirements for NCOs. Lastly, Specialist Kevin Swords, an Army eSports coach stops by the show.Army eSportsTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/usarmyesportsTwitter: @USARmyEsportsWebsite: https://recruiting.army.mil/army_esports/Contact us:Email: 2bctfalcons@gmail.comTwitter: @2BCT_FALCONSInstagram: @2bct82nd

In the week's episode, Russ and Andy discuss the recent update to female hair regulations... affectionally called battle braids. They're here to stay. In Missouri, near Fort Leonard Wood, a bartender questions whether a group of soldiers have real military IDs because the laminate is peeling. Fort Bragg is coming back! The installation announced 50% capacity opening for most facilities including Warrior Restaurants. Lastly, we'll talk to Sergeant Felisha Wright, a motor transport operator, who's headed to Small Unit Ranger Tactics (SURT), and recently passed her board for Officer Candidate School (OCS). She's been in the Army a whopping 2 years and is an impressive paratrooper.Show Notes:Missouri Bartender Fiasco with soldiers near Fort Leonard Woodhttps://taskandpurpose.com/news/missouri-bartender-military-id/

This week, Russ and Andy talk about SMA Grinston's question on Twitter where he asks what are some preventable reasons Soldiers leave the Army. A legend and outstanding leader, Col. (ret.) Ralph Puckett is going to receive the Medal of Honor. Lastly, a Fayetteville local veteran starts a 1,800-mile walk to raise awareness about suicide.Russ screwed up something on the guest's audio this week.... so no guest. They're back next week!Show Notes:SMA Grinston Twitter Threadhttps://twitter.com/16thSMA/status/1388531465248514056Greg Washington, former Army Captain, and his journey from MS to NYhttps://www.facebook.com/HouseofMan2020

In this week's episode, Russ and Andy discuss the most over-used, frustrating Army phrases and jargon. Next, social media goofs. There was another one with someone's cat running on a keyboard and typing Afghanistan and Islamic State. Also, it's PCS season for the Army. That means you're the new kid on the block… again. Lastly, closing out our theme for Sexual Assault and Awareness Prevention Month, we talk to CPT Wes Cochrane. He's a special victim prosecutor, and he'll give you some of the little-known facts and information on the military justice system and how they combat sexual harassment and assault. 

This week, Russ and Andy talk about some of the lesser-known MWR (morale, welfare, and recreation) and BOSS (better opportunities for single soldiers) events. Next, you'll hear how the Army takes action on implementing recommendations from the Fort Hood Independent Review Committee.  Afghanistan no more? Did you join to deploy? Listen to find out what that means for YOU and the Army. Lastly, the 2nd Brigade Chaplain, Major Luke Sprinkle, stops by. Did he wear shoes or nah? He'll talk about an awesome program the brigade is running called Life Worth Living.Stuff mentioned worth checking out:Interested in BOSS? Contact Staff Sergeant Flowers at malik.l.flowers.mil@mail.milWant to learn more about Life Worth Living or ask the Chaplain why he doesn't wear shower shoes. Email him at david.l.sprinkle4.mil@mail.mil

This week, Andy and Russ talk about All American Week 2021. It's delayed, but it's coming back and it'll be more Airborne than ever. Everyone in the Army completed Extremism Training. For some, it included an obstacle course followed by small group real talk discussions. ACFT 3.0 is out and SMA Grinston wants to see 1/2 million test results by June 2021 and 1 million by April 2022. Lastly, the show has its first guest, 1st Lieutenant Kristin Coleman. She's a sexual assault and harassment victim advocate, and she talks about trust and how to normalize the conversation. Info mentioned during the show:1. SMA Grinston article on ACFT 3.0https://mwi.usma.edu/leaders-we-need-your-data-the-key-to-refining-the-army-combat-fitness-test/2. DoD Framework for Extremism Traininghttps://media.defense.gov/2021/Feb/26/2002589872/-1/-1/1/LEADERSHIP-STAND-DOWN-FRAMEWORK.PDFOur Social Media:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FalconBrigadeTwitter:  @2BCT_FALCONSInstagram: @2bct82ndContacts us for ideas and if you want to come on the show: 2bctfalcons@gmail.com

In the first episode of Not Your Commander's Podcast, hosts Russ and Andy let listeners know what to expect each week. Fort Bragg Warrior Restaurants (formerly known as DFACs) and Gyms change access rules due to vaccination progress. If you haven't heard, there's a Falcon Culture Engagement Team working to understand the unit's culture and improve the working environment for all. Lastly, Who We Are - the culture of the 82nd Airborne Division.