CJ
@CasualArtyFan
America, Artillery, and Alliterations
There’s only one unit in the conventional US Army that can fly FPVs and drop bombs… and it’s Gainey Company, 82d Airborne Division. Not everyone thinks this capability is important, and we’d like that to change. We were honored to throw out the First Pitch at the…
With that, I’m incredibly honored to take command of Gainey Company this summer. While it isn’t an artillery job, I’m excited for the chance to be at cutting edge of drone/counter-drone tactics & 3D-printed kit for our soldiers. We must win the war of tomorrow, today. 6 | 7
If you’re not incorporating drones into your own warfighting function/area of focus, you’re going to fall behind. Check out how PSYOP is moving the fight forward!
Remember that demonstration that the PSYOP kids were not allowed to highlight ? Would have been cool to have the PSYOP Regiment's dive into drone tech. But since gatekeepers exist.. I'll highlight. Someone asked me about leaflet dropping drones.. welp... they exist. Ready for…
If you thought towed heavy artillery was dead in a drone-heavy conflict, think again. Thai artillery units use the 🇺🇸 M198 155mm towed gun (predecessor of the M777) against Cambodian positions today after numerous border incursions.
Once again, @swiftillery has an Army award that I don’t! I don’t know if I’ll ever catch her, but it’s worth a try! So proud of my incredible wife making airborne artillery an incredible place to work!
Yesterday, I was honored to be named Volunteer of the Quarter for the 82nd Airborne Division Artillery. The greatest gift I have been given at Fort Bragg is my Army family. I love every second of being a Senior Advisor. I can’t wait to keep supporting paratroopers & families.
My bad
Victorian parents of park slope: one of your young napoleons left his twelve pounder at the playground
Huge congratulations to our very own @swiftillery for being named Division Volunteer of the Quarter by 82nd! To top it off, she was treated to an incredible catered lunch from the Culinary Arts Training Center. We’re beyond grateful she still finds time to support Hots&Cots!
This is adorable? No, it’s-Where now are the horse and the rider? Where is the horn that was blowing? Where is the helm and the hauberk, and the bright hair flowing? Where is the harp on the harpstring, and the red fire glowing? Where is the spring and the harvest and the…
this is adorable 😄
Why not Coke Zero? More importantly, there is some risk with relying too much on 3D-printed parts, and that’s being able to access printers/maintenance/etc. in an expeditionary environment.
Expect to see more drones during training under new Pentagon rules trib.al/iDbDBpq