Fort Knox News

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A Humvee carrying six Navy SEALs and two other sailors overturned during a training exercise at Fort Knox in Kentucky, killing one of the SEALs and injuring the others, military officials said Friday.

Jason farmer / staff photographer Mr. Skovira found this Nazi flag in a German police station, then sent it home as a souvenir of his war experience.

Reviewed by Robert Hess. Hess is CEO of TSG, Inc., a management information and performance improvement consulting firm.

She's in Kentucky visiting a friend who lives near Mammoth Cave. The friend has been raving about the Handy Festival, so they decided to travel to Audubon Mill Park in Henderson on Saturday to enjoy the music.

The General George Patton Museum and Center of Leadership at Fort Knox was rededicated Friday, dressed out with a $5 million renovation that took three years and a refocus of its mission.

By SYDNEY CALLIS U.S. Army Cadet Command U.S. Army Cadet Command's 1st Brigade and the Leader's Training Course are under new leadership.

In honor of the grand reopening tomorrow of the General George Patton Museum and Center of Leadership, today's edition features a special section beginning on page A19 to highlight the museum's storied history.

The Patton Museum at Fort Knox is scheduled to reopen to visitors on Friday after a 3-year, $5 million renovation.

Telling the stories of Burgin's Lyle Slater would take hours, following his various careers, including firefighting, his love of space, and his hobbies, including being a former race car driver.

By ANDREA WALES Human Resources Command PAO About 115 eighth-graders from East Hardin Middle School in Glendale, Ky., got a chance to climb into helicopters and humvees during a May 16 visit to Fort Knox.

By A. MICHELLE WATSON Community Relations Specialist april.m.deguzman-watson.civ@mail.mil and CATRINA FRANCIS Gold Standard Senior Staff Writer catrina.s.francis2.civ@mail.mil On May 8, Maj.

By VICKEY MOUZE U.S. Army Cadet Command Against a backdrop of seven upright black and gold banners, each featuring one of the Army Values - Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity and Personal Courage - U.S. Army Cadet Command and Fort Knox honored its outgoing deputy commanding general and welcomed a new deputy commanding ... (more)

By SGT. THOMAS DUVAL 3rd IBCT Public Affairs Col. William Ostlund, commander of the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division, hosted a briefing with local teachers and staff members from schools throughout the surrounding Fort Knox communities, May 30 at Haszard Auditorium.

The coaches and players signed items for the soldiers, including the prosthetic leg of Lt.

Ashland , Boyd County , Kentucky An Ashland woman was arrested Friday and is accused of dealing heroin.

Curator Nathan Jones stops and ponders the oldest item in storage at the General George Patton Museum of Leadership, which reopens this month.

By RACHAEL TOLLIVER U.S. Army Cadet Command It's only fitting that one of the nation's premier schools of leadership - U.S. Army Cadet Command's Reserve Officer Training Corps program - has access to a library and museum of the same quality.

Jermaine Mercer, the head master resiliency trainer. The event provided an opportunity for students to physically overcome obstacles in the same manner they learned to overcome mental, emotional and social obstacles to become more resilient young adults through the course of the training Mercer, the head master resiliency trainer for the 19th ... (more)

By SETH LAMAR Gold Standard Staff Writer seth.c.lamar.ctr@mail.mil Memorial Day might be considered the unofficial start of summer, but few Americans forget the true meaning behind the holiday - especially at Fort Knox.

Anderson Pool shifts to temporary hours KnoxINFO Beginning Tuesday, Anderson Aquatics Center's temporary pool hours will be 6 a.m.-1 p.m. until further notice.