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Lieutenant Colonel Robert W. Green assumed command of the Nashville District June 16, 2023. As commander and district engineer, Lt. Col. Green manages the water resources development and navigable waterways operations for the Cumberland and Tennessee River basins covering 59,000 square miles, with 42 field offices touching seven states and a work force of over 700 employees.


Lieutenant Colonel Robert W. Green assumed command of the Nashville District June 16, 2023. As commander and district engineer, Lt. Col. Green manages the water resources development and navigable waterways operations for the Cumberland and Tennessee River basins covering 59,000 square miles, with 42 field offices touching seven states and a work force of over 700 employees.

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68th Theater Medical Command (TMC) Colonel Cory J. Plowden
U.S. Army Europe and Africa Lt. Gen. Sean C. Bernabe, Deputy Commanding General (right) passes the unit flag to Col. Tracy Michael, commander, 68th Theater Medical Command (left) during the activation ceremony, Sep. 20, 2024 at Sembach, Germany. The role of the 68th Theater Medical Command is to coordinate, integrate, and synchronize medical support across the Europe and Africa theaters. (U.S. Army Photo by Elisabeth Paqué)
From left to right: U.S. Army Europe and Africa Lt. Gen. Sean C. Bernabe, Deputy Commanding General, Col. Tracy Michael, commander and Command Sgt. Kyle Brunell, senior enlisted advisor, both with the 68th Theater Medical Command, render honors during the activation ceremony, Sep. 20, 2024 at Sembach, Germany. The role of the 68th Theater Medical Command is to coordinate, integrate, and synchronize medical support across the Europe and Africa theaters. (U.S. Army Photo by Elisabeth Paqué)
U.S. Army Col. Tracy Michael, commander (left) passes the unit colors to Command Sgt. Maj. Kyle S. Brunell, senior enlisted advisor (right), both with the 68th Theater Medical Command, during the activation ceremony, Sep. 20, 2024 at Sembach, Germany. The role of the 68th Theater Medical Command is to coordinate, integrate, and synchronize medical support across the Europe and Africa theaters. (U.S. Army Photo by Elisabeth Paqué)
U.S. Soldiers, civilians, families and friends of the 68th Theater Medical Command, render honors during the activation ceremony, Sep. 20, 2024 at Sembach, Germany. The role of the 68th Theater Medical Command is to coordinate, integrate, and synchronize medical support across the Europe and Africa theaters. (U.S. Army Photo by Elisabeth Paqué)
U.S. Army Col. Tracy Michael, commander (left) and Command Sgt. Maj. Kyle S. Brunell, senior enlisted advisor (right), both with the 68th Theater Medical Command, uncasing the unit flag for the first time during the activation ceremony, Sep. 20, 2024 at Sembach, Germany. The role of the 68th Theater Medical Command is to coordinate, integrate, and synchronize medical support across the Europe and Africa theaters. (U.S. Army Photo by Elisabeth Paqué)
Dr. von Uslar and CSM Brunnell handshake as both the 68th TMC and MMCC-E continue to build its relationship
Both 68th TMC and MMCC-E envision a long-lasting relationship as both organizations align efforts in support of the entire NATO Alliance and European Union.
BG von Uslar and COL Michael execute a gift exchange to signify mutual appreciation as both organizations move forward and build cohesive bond.
The 68th TMC and MMCC-E discuss a way ahead to collaborate and find common purpose to come together. Each organizations Missions and Lines of Efforts were discussed to ensure a common understanding to better align efforts with regards to future engagements, experimentation, and training.
COL Michael, Commander, 68th TMC and the BG von Uslar, Director, MMCC-E, presents each of their Command briefs to the audience.
Teammates from the 68th TMC and MMCC-E discuss essential topics that will lay the foundation for future engagements, experimentation, and exercises on a variety of medical functional areas.
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