Photos by Kirk Frady
Medical Readiness Command, Europe June 20, 2025
SEMBACH, Germany – Army units from across Sembach Kaserne gathered on Friday June 13 to celebrate the Army’s 250th Birthday and conduct a reenlistment ceremony. U.S. Army Col. Jeremy Johnson (center), chief of staff for Medical Readiness Command, Europe and Sgt. Maj. Carlos Orsinicarrero (2nd from left) from Dental Health Command Europe take part in the Army birthday cake cutting. This year’s Army Birthday theme, “This we’ll defend,” was first used as a battle cry by the Continental Army. Today, it reminds us that our Army’s purpose is clear: to fight and win the nation’s wars. The Army remains committed to honing their warfighting skills, enforcing standards and discipline, and living the values that have defined the Army for the past 250 years.
SEMBACH, Germany – U.S. Army Col. Jeremy Johnson (2nd from right), chief of staff for Medical Readiness Command, Europe and Sgt. Maj. Carlos Orsinicarrero (far right) from Dental Health Command Europe took part in the event. This year’s Army Birthday theme, “This we’ll defend,” was first used as a battle cry by the Continental Army. Today, it reminds us that our Army’s purpose is clear: to fight and win the nation’s wars. The Army remains committed to honing their warfighting skills, enforcing standards and discipline, and living the values that have defined the Army for the past 250 years.
SEMBACH, Germany – Army units from across Sembach Kaserne gathered on Friday June 13 to celebrate the Army’s 250th Birthday and conduct a reenlistment ceremony. Among the group of Soldiers who reenlisted from Medical Readiness Command, Europe were; Staff Sgt. Jacob Ogle, Sgt. Dayzier Beale, Sgt. Emily Tapia, and Spc. Kevin Alston. This year’s Army Birthday theme, “This we’ll defend,” was first used as a battle cry by the Continental Army. Today, it reminds us that our Army’s purpose is clear: to fight and win the nation’s wars. The Army remains committed to honing their warfighting skills, enforcing standards and discipline, and living the values that have defined the Army for the past 250 years.
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