ARCTIC CARE 2017 establishes pop-up veterinarian clinics on Kodiak Island, Alaska to provide vital services not readily available to residents. ARCTIC CARE 2017 is part of the Innovative Readiness Training program, which is an Office of Secretary of Defense sponsored civil-military collaboration intended to build on mutually beneficial partnerships between U.S. communities and the Department of Defense. ARCTIC CARE 2017 provides training opportunities for U.S. military (Active, Guard, Reserve) and Canadian Health service members to prepare for worldwide deployment while supporting the needs of underserved communities on Kodiak Island, Alaska. (U.S. Air Force video by Tech. Sgt. Wendy Day)

The April 2017 episode of Army Reserve Today, the quarterly video news magazine of the U.S. Army Reserve -- the most capable, combat-ready, and lethal Federal Reserve force in the history of the Nation -- features these stories:

Real-life training...Army Reserve Soldiers link up with local law enforcement agencies to train at one of America's busiest ports.

Mentorship…an Army Reserve drill sergeant takes his teaching and mentoring skills to football players and band members.

A fighting chance…how one Army Reserve Soldier uses her mential and physical toughness to achieve one goal after another.

Behind the scenes….we take a look at how Army Reserve Soldiers supported the Presidential inauguration.

An Army Reserve Military Police Solider trains and exercises on a daily basis to make sure she stays physically and mentally tough.

Army Reserve Capt. Deshauna Barber…why she chose to serve in the military…and how she became Miss USA 2016.

The Horn of Africa…an actor who serves in the Army Reserve creates a video series on livestock care and treatment in Djibouti.

U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers from the 384th Military Police Battalion supported the U.S. Army Reserve Marksmanship Team to host the Midwest Small Arms Championship at Camp Atterbury, Indiana, in late April 2017. The championship brought in Soldiers from 20 different units to compete and improve their marksmanship skills.

Soldiers interviewed in the story:

Sgt. 1st Class Robert Szkutnik, 384th Military Police Battalion, Fort Wayne, Indiana, battalion logistics, Army Reserve Midwest Small Arms Championship coordinator

Maj. Patrick Sleem, with the 75th Training Command, and member of the Army Reserve Marksmanship Team

Staff Sgt. David Orosco, with the 354th Military Police Company, Saint Louis, Missouri, living in Lincoln, Nebraska

Sgt. 1st Class Jacob Probst, 337th Military Intelligence Battalion, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, from Waukesha, Wisconsin, and member of the Army Reserve Competitive Marksmanship Program

Lt. Col. Joseph Adamson, 384th Military Police Battalion, battalion commander, Fort Wayne, Indiana

(U.S. Army Reserve video by Master Sgt. Michel Sauret)

The July 2017 episode of Army Reserve Today, the quarterly video news magazine of the U.S. Army Reserve -- the most capable, combat-ready, and lethal Federal Reserve force in the history of the Nation -- features these stories:

Best Warrior....Soldier compete to earn the title of Best Warrior for the Army Reserve. Who earns the title of NCO and Soldier of the Year.

Road to Awesome...LTG Charles D. Luckey outlines his vision on where the U.S. Army Reserve is headed.

Operation Cold Steel....Soldiers send hot lead down range as they qualify on crew served weapons.

Beyond the Horizon....How Army Reserve Engineers use their skills to aid a local school in Belize.

These stories and more in the edition of Army Reserve Today

CAMP RIPLEY, Minn. (Aug. 11, 2018) -- The Minnesota National Guard, 1st Battalion, 125th Field Artillery, hosted a family day at Camp Ripley, Minnesota, Aug. 11.

The February 2019 episode of Army Reserve Today, the quarterly video news magazine of the U.S. Army Reserve -- the most capable, combat-ready, and lethal Federal Reserve force in the history of the Nation -- features these stories:

A Durable Force....An Army Reserve Soldier refines his skills, in his garage.

A Gun Crew Unites...An Army Reserve gun crew learns the value of teamwork at Operation Cold Steel III

A Massive Response...We take a look at how the Army Reserve trains its medical Soldiers for mass causality situations.

In the Family....A myriad of circumstances results in a mother and daughter deploying together.

These stories and more in the edition of Army Reserve Today

United States Army Reserve Soldiers discuss the initial fielding of the Army Combat Fitness test that they experience administering and taking for the first time in Londonderry, NH, 3 March 2019.

Soldiers from the 167th Combat Service Support Battalion; 1st Battalion, 304th Infantry Regiment; and 362nd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment took the new fitness test to experience it for the first time and as a means to provide data as the test begins to be implemented across all Army components.

United States Army Reserve Soldiers from the 167th Combat Service Support Battalion; 1st Battalion, 304th infantry Regiment; and 362nd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment took the new fitness test to experience it for the first time 3 March, 2019 in Londonderry, NH.

The six-event test was part of an initial fielding phase in effort to expose U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers to the future test of record for all components of the U.S. Army, as well as a means to collect data on Soldier performance to determine initial standards for the test slated to replace the three-event Army Physical Fitness Test on 1 October, 2020.

Command Sgt. Maj. Andrew Lombardo, Command Sergeant Major of the 99th Readiness Division discusses the initial fielding of the Army Combat Fitness Test to more than 40 U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers on 3 March, 2019 in Londonderry, NH.

Soldiers from the 167th Combat Service Support Battalion; 1st Battalion, 304th infantry Regiment; and 362nd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment took the new fitness test to experience it for the first time and as a means to provide data as the test begins to be implemented across all Army components.

This short video shows where dozens of people are being served during the annual Fort McCoy Thanksgiving meal Nov. 19, 2020, at the Noncommissioned Officer Academy Dining Facility on the cantonment area at Fort McCoy, Wis. The meal included all the traditional Thanksgiving staples served by "celebrity" servers, including Maj. Gen. Darrell Guthrie, 88th Readiness Division Commanding General and Fort McCoy's senior commander, and Fort McCoy Deputy to the Garrison Commander Brad Stewart, as well as many others. The event was organized by the Fort McCoy Logistics Readiness Center's Food Services Division. The event also was conducted with many COVID-19 safety measures built in. (Video by Scott T. Sturkol. Public Affairs Office, Fort McCoy, Wis.)