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For being awarded Auxilliary Combat Deatchment's Officer of the Year in 2024. Captain Bell has consistently demonstrated unwavering dedication to the growth and well-being of Bravo Company. His commitment extends beyond merely fulfilling his duties, as he actively invests in the development of each individual within the unit, fostering both personal and professional growth. He leads by example, consistently exhibiting the discipline, integrity, and work ethic he expects from his team, thereby instilling a culture of accountability and excellence. Captain Bell's leadership has involved delegating responsibilities to key personnel, empowering them to take on leadership roles and effectively manage various subunits within the company. Captain Jesse James Bell's exemplary leadership demonstrates their commitment to their troopers and reflects great credit upon themselves, Bravo Company, Auxilliary Combat Detatchment, and the 7th Cavalry Gaming Regiment.
Auxilliary Combat Detatchment NCO of the Year 2024
For being awarded Auxilliary Combat Deatchment's NCO of the Year in 2024. Staff Sergeant Colin Brophy distinguished himself by earning four Army Commendation Medals for sustained superior performance and leadership as well as the Bronze Star for their heroic actions in combat. The Staff Sergeant has now hit the 100 combat operation milestone showcasing their dedication to...
For being awarded the 1st Battalion, 7th Cavalry Gaming Regiment's Officer of the Year in 2024. Major Adam Beiter distinguished themselves by leading from the front in all aspects of Cav life. MAJ Beiter provides the example that all troopers, non-commissioned officers, and officers should strive to emulate. MAJ Beiter not only serves in the highly demanding role of Company Commander for Charlie Company, but he holds a Senior position in the S3 Operations Department and is an RTC Drill Instructor. This selfless service is the life's blood of a volunteer organization such as the Cav. He is ever-present for his troopers and he has participated in or served as mission controller for no fewer than 50 operations this calendar year. His company has flourished under his direct command and 2025 promises to see the company move from strength to strength. Major Adam Beiter's exemplary leadership demonstrates their commitment to their troopers and reflects great credit upon themselves, Charlie Company, the 1st Battalion, and the 7th Cavalry Gaming Regiment.
For being awarded the 1st Battalion, 7th Cavalry Gaming Regiment's Non-Commissioned Officer of the Year in 2024. Sergeant First Class Ryan Westcott distinguished themselves by his selfless service and devotion to his troopers, his Company, and the...
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