DMVA Employees Recognized For Years Of Service
Two Department of Pennsylvania Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA) employees were recently recognized by Maj. Gen. Laura McHugh, deputy adjutant general-Army, for their years of service to the commonwealth. Officer Doug Harris started as a Department of Conservation and Natural Resources employee and joined the Ft. Indiantown Gap Police Department in 2009. He has worked for the commonwealth for 27 years. Fort Indiantown Gap firefighter Robert Taylor was also recognized for 20 years of service in the commonwealth. Both employees provide critical services to the post, the surrounding communities, and the commonwealth and we are thankful to have them on our team!
Pennsylvania Army National Guard Receives Media Awards
Several members of the Pennsylvania Army National Guard recently won awards at the National Guard Bureau’s annual Media Contest. The competition is open to all 54 states and territories and our first-place winners will move on to the Army competition.
PAARNG winners include:
Cadet Jessica Barb, 28th Expeditionary Combat Aviation Brigade, 1st place, Unit Public Affairs Representative of the Year
109th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, 1st place, Public Affairs Organization of the Year – Command Information (Large)
Mr. Brad Rhen, Joint Force Headquarters, 1st place, Civilian Writer of the Year
SFC Shane Smith, 55th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade, 2nd place, Military Videographer of the Year
1SG HollyAnn Nicom, 109th MPAD, 3rd place, Military Photographer of the Year
We extend our congratulations to all and are extremely proud of your accomplishments!