The Griffon Vol 44.2 Summer 2020

98th Training Division, Public Affairs Officer Capt. Frank Fanelli (center) stands with Kevin ‘Kevdogg’ Schiele (left), shop foreman, and Dave Kindig (right), owner, after winning

Tom Phlegar, retired Colonel, presents scholarship check to his grandson Brian Phlegar. There is no question the Covid-19 pandemic has had an overwhelming effect on

Alpha Company Commander1-321st Regiment and Capt. Michael Mascari, 1-321st Photos by Sgt. Ian Valley and Spec. Jon Cortez 345th Public Affairs Detachment Drill sergeants from

Command Judge Advocate, 104th Division (Leader Training) Maj. Inman and his wife Teresa kayaking. From the center of Texas to the heart of southwest Minnesota

Commander, 4th Battalion, 413th Regiment (SROTC), 1st Brigade, 104th Division (LT) Dr. Reginald Eggleston On May 23, 2020, I spoke to the senior class of

Smack in the center of North Carolina, you will find Asheboro, Seagrove, Randleman, and other cute small towns. An hour and a half west of

SAM DEAN PHOTOGRAPHY Hendersonville, North Carolina, has long been a place of escape. The Blue Ridge Mountain town boasts a temperate climate and abundant forests,

Strength Management Officer, 4th Battalion, 414th Regiment (SROTC), 1st Brigade NCOs train cadets in field exercises at Fort Hunter Liggett, California in February 2020. Recall

Unit Public Affairs Representative, Alpha Co 2/319th 1st BDE, 104th Division (LT) Coronavirus is changing the way we work, socialize, train, and live. The novel

At the root of all military tourism, it is arguable, is the desire to understand better the life and times of those who serve. History

Commanding, 104th Training Division (LT) Leading large organizations is challenging, especially in uncertain times. Leaders are looked upon to make the right decision at the

Commanding, 104th Training Division (LT) Greetings Timberwolves, Hope this message finds all of you and your families doing well. New challenges arose this year with