266TH MCT Family Readiness Group

266 MCT simulates carrying the burdens of individuals involved in sexual harassment/assault incidents during a SHARP ruck lead by 49 MCB Victim Advocate, SSG Rice. Soldiers discussed these burdens and different ways to lighten the load for their team members.

Remember, Celebrate, Act….

Happy Holidays Road Warriors. Best wishes to all of you.

During my time as a DET SGT, I received a lot of good guidance from my seniors and a lot of support from my subordinates. All my Soldiers, NCOs and Officers were great, however, Some of my them were extra supporters and showed me how to be a successful leader, they gave the extra miles and bounced back from difficulties, they always showed willingness to learn and growth. They showed the best attitudes, some of them became the go to Soldiers, always willing to learn. Some of them were always ready to execute any mission, serves as the guidon bearer, some were really mature, and others even motivated not only their battle buddies but their leadership as well. I couldn’t do this in person due to their quarantine, but I think they deserve to be recognized. Please received this little token of appreciation.
Road Warrior 7
Setting the Pace
Always Forward

Well, it has been a great time at Fort Riley, I met a lot of good Service Members, both, officers and Enlisted. Is time for me to move on and continue with my military career. Some people, one way or another made a positive impact in my life at Riley, others? Not so much. What is important is, I learned a lot and it was a wonderful experience. I was a team leader for 165Th MCT and a Detachment Sergeant for 266th MCT. I would like to thank CPT Kowzan for teaming up, for all the guidance and support, and officers, NCOs and Soldiers from both 165th and 266th for always work with me and give their very best in every single mission. I would like also thanks our chain of command for trusting in my leadership skills and give me the opportunity to serve and lead Soldiers and NCOs to win the fight. I learned a lot and will always remember 266th MCT, 541st CSSB, 1SB, 1ID. Thank you for giving my wife Carmen Colon the opportunity to serve by our side.
Road Warrior 7
Setting the Pace
Always Forward
Singing out.

The Road Warriors are almost mission complete and ready to come back home. Congratulations to all for a job well done. Is almost time to come home and enjoy the well deserved family time. May Saint Christopher, Saint Patron of the transporter guide you safely back home.
Proud Road Warrior 7
Setting the Pace
Always Forward.

Congratulation SPC Saunders on your te-enlistment. Next stop promotion. Well done.

To protect the force from the additional spread of COVID-19, MG Sims, the Commanding General of 1st Infantry Division and Fort Riley, has instituted a mandatory 14-day quarantine in accordance with CDC guidelines for all Service Members returning from both the National Training Center and the Republic of Korea. This quarantine is for the Service Member and does not restrict Family Members' movement.