Command Sgt. Maj. Bryant Gray assumed responsibility as Fort Campbell Soldier Recovery Unit’s top noncommissioned officer Feb. 10, during a ceremony on Fort Campbell, Kentucky. SRU’s are part of the Army Recovery Care Program, a program of medical treatment, rehabilitation, professional development and achievement of personal goals for wounded, ill and injured Soldiers from Active Duty, Reserve and National Guard components requiring complex medical care.
Home Command Sgt. Maj. Bryant Gray assumed responsibility as Fort Campbell Soldier Recovery Unit’s top noncommissioned officer Feb. 10, during a ceremony on Fort Campbell, Kentucky. SRU’s are part of the Army Recovery Care Program, a program of medical treatment, rehabilitation, professional development and achievement of personal goals for wounded, ill and injured Soldiers from Active Duty, Reserve and National Guard components requiring complex medical care. Command Sgt. Maj. Bryant Gray assumed responsibility as Fort Campbell Soldier Recovery Unit's top noncommissioned officer Feb. 10, during a ceremony on Fort Campbell, Kentucky. SRU’s are part of the Army Recovery Care Program, a program of medical treatment, rehabilitation, professional development and achievement of personal goals for wounded, ill and injured Soldiers from Active Duty, Reserve and National Guard components requiring complex medical care.
Command Sgt. Maj. Bryant Gray assumed responsibility as Fort Campbell Soldier Recovery Unit’s top noncommissioned officer Feb. 10, during a ceremony on Fort Campbell, Kentucky. SRU’s are part of the Army Recovery Care Program, a program of medical treatment, rehabilitation, professional development and achievement of personal goals for wounded, ill and injured Soldiers from Active Duty, Reserve and National Guard components requiring complex medical care.
