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“Cohesion drives conversation.”🤝 U.S. Army Human Resources Command commanding general Maj. Gen. Thomas Drew and members of #USArmyHRC participated in the Journey Through Life spiritual readiness event at Saunders Springs Aug. 1. The bike/hike/walk/run event featured a skills course, group ride and shared conversations between Soldiers and civilians about the many twists and turns in life and how to best navigate them. | U.S. Army Human Resources Command

Hey, SOLDIER! Have questions about ENLISTED assignment process and STEP? Tune in for HRC's Live Facebook Town Hall Tuesday, March 7, beginning at 1 p.m. EST. to GET IT RIGHT FROM HRC. Get the latest from HRC's Senior Enlisted Leader, CSM Wardell Jefferson, and HRC experts to promote your Army career. Send in your questions, join us LIVE and check back after for informative links and video. Tune in March 7 and GET IT RIGHT FROM HRC! | U.S. Army Human Resources Command

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U.S. Army Human Resources Command will conduct a Live Facebook Town Hall May 16 at 13:00 Eastern to discuss Centralized Promotions and Board File Preparation. Submit questions at @ArmyHRC and tune in for the most up-to-date, accurate information from The Adjutant General Directorate and Department of Army Secretariat for Selection Boards experts. Join us to Get It Right @ArmyHRC. | U.S. Army Human Resources Command

Human Resources Command makes Officer Selection Board training, mock board available online

#HRCAnniversary #DYK? U.S. Army Human Resources Command is located within the Timothy J. Maude Complex at Fort Knox, Kentucky. The six-building facility is 883,180 square feet, required 3,700 tons of steel to construct, and can accommodate 4,400 employees. At the time of its completed construction in 2010, the Maude Complex was the largest administrative building in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. The facility’s 1.5 miles of corridors are comprised of numerous Army Directorates charged with transf

ICYMI: U.S. Army Human Resources Command commemorated 20 years since the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001 with a remembrance ceremony held at the Lt. Gen. Timothy J. Maude Complex. #WeRemember911 Video reposted after typographical error correction made. | U.S. Army Human Resources Command