Army Reserve Appoints Sgt Maj Andrew Lombardo As Its 14th Command Sergeant Major Stars And

Army Reserve Appoints Sgt Maj Andrew Lombardo As Its 14th Command Sergeant Major Stars And As the 14th command sergeant major of the army reserve, lombardo will be the principal enlisted adviser to the commanding general, u.s. army reserve command, and other senior army. “i’m pretty confident that the army reserve is in a strong position and ready to meet the challenges of the future,” command sgt. maj. andrew lombardo said march 6 during an association of the u.s. army noon report webinar.

Command Sgt Maj Andrew Lombardo Command Sergeant Major U S Army Reserve Discusses The U.s. army command sgt. maj. andrew lombardo prepares for the entry of the official party at a change of responsibility ceremony at fort liberty, north carolina on may 3, 2024 . Lombardo served as the command sergeant major of the u.s. army reserve since june 2020. he is returning to his civilian position with the new york city police department. during the ceremony, lombardo highlighted some of the priorities and accomplishments that he saw come to fruition. As the 14th command sergeant major of the army reserve, lombardo will be the principal enlisted adviser to the commanding general, u.s. army reserve command, and other senior army. A new chapter in the u.s. army reserve began as command sgt. maj. gregory betty took the reins from command sgt. maj. andrew lombardo in a change of responsibility ceremony, may.

Dvids Images Command Sergeant Major Of The Army Reserve Command Sgt Maj Andrew Lombardo As the 14th command sergeant major of the army reserve, lombardo will be the principal enlisted adviser to the commanding general, u.s. army reserve command, and other senior army. A new chapter in the u.s. army reserve began as command sgt. maj. gregory betty took the reins from command sgt. maj. andrew lombardo in a change of responsibility ceremony, may. As the 14th command sergeant major of the army reserve, lombardo will be the principal enlisted adviser to the commanding general, u.s. army reserve command, and other senior army leaders on regulations, policies and quality of life issues related to nearly 200,000 army reserve soldiers. Command sgt. maj. andrew lombardo, u.s. army lt. gen. jody daniels, chief of army reserve, commanding general, u.s. army reserve command, and command sgt. maj. gregory betty. The ceremony that followed was a retirement celebration for dewitt who served as the 85th usarsc’s command sergeant major and honorably served in the u.s. army for 36 years. Csm lombardo earned a master of science degree in the administration of justice from the university of louisville. he is a 2007 honor graduate of the prestigious southern police institute and a.