Army South Contingency Command Post conducts deployment readiness exercise

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Army South personnel learn pallet loading and securing at Kelly Air Force Base Sept. 14 as part of the Army South Contingency Command Post during a level II deployment readiness exercise. At any time, an incident could occur in the U.S. Southern Command area of responsibility, which requires the deployment of the ARSOUTH CCP to provide a command and control node or to form the nucleus of a joint task force when directed. Readiness is Army South’s first priority – ensuring that our Soldiers have the tools and training they need to be lethal and ready to fight and win when called upon in support of global operations.

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Army South Contingency Command Post conducts deployment readiness exercise

Army South personnel learn pallet loading and securing at Kelly Air Force Base Sept. 14 as part of the Army South Contingency Command Post during a level II deployment readiness exercise. At any time, an incident could occur in the U.S. Southern Command area of responsibility, which requires the deployment of the ARSOUTH CCP to provide a command and control node or to form the nucleus of a joint task force when directed. Readiness is Army South’s first priority – ensuring that our Soldiers have the tools and training they need to be lethal and ready to fight and win when called upon in support of global operations.

KELLY AIR FORCE BASE, Texas – Army South personnel learn pallet loading and securing at Kelly Air Force Base Sept. 14 as part of the Army South Contingency Command Post during a level II deployment readiness exercise. At any time, an incident could occur in the U.S. Southern Command area of responsibility, which requires the deployment of the ARSOUTH CCP to provide a command and control node or to form the nucleus of a joint task force when directed. Readiness is Army South’s first priority – ensuring that our Soldiers have the tools and training they need to be lethal and ready to fight and win when called upon in support of global operations.