FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo. (April 20, 2020) — Soldiers who recently graduated Advanced Individual Training at Fort Leonard Wood traveled to their first duty assignments last week in safe and sterile transportation. Prior to departure, all Soldiers and those supporting the moves were screened.
Soldiers who recently graduated Advanced Individual Training at Fort Leonard Wood traveled to their first duty assignments last week in safe and sterile transportation. Prior to departure, all Soldiers and those supporting the moves were screened. (Photo by Sgt. Logan Thomas)Soldiers who recently graduated Advanced Individual Training at Fort Leonard Wood traveled to their first duty assignments last week in safe and sterile transportation. Prior to departure, all Soldiers and those supporting the moves were screened. (Photo by Sgt. Logan Thomas)Soldiers who recently graduated Advanced Individual Training at Fort Leonard Wood traveled to their first duty assignments last week in safe and sterile transportation. Prior to departure, all Soldiers and those supporting the moves were screened. (Photo by Dawn Arden)Soldiers who recently graduated Advanced Individual Training at Fort Leonard Wood traveled to their first duty assignments last week in safe and sterile transportation. Prior to departure, all Soldiers and those supporting the moves were screened. (Photo by Dawn Arden)Soldiers who recently graduated Advanced Individual Training at Fort Leonard Wood traveled to their first duty assignments last week in safe and sterile transportation. Prior to departure, all Soldiers and those supporting the moves were screened. (Photo by Dawn Arden)Soldiers who recently graduated Advanced Individual Training at Fort Leonard Wood traveled to their first duty assignments last week in safe and sterile transportation. Prior to departure, all Soldiers and those supporting the moves were screened. (Photo by Dawn Arden)Soldiers who recently graduated Advanced Individual Training at Fort Leonard Wood traveled to their first duty assignments last week in safe and sterile transportation. Prior to departure, all Soldiers and those supporting the moves were screened. (Photo by Dawn Arden)
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About Fort Leonard Wood
Fort Leonard Wood is a thriving and prosperous installation that has evolved from a small basic training post more than 75 years ago to a premier Army Center of Excellence that trains more than 80,000 military and civilians each year.
Fort Leonard Wood is home to the U.S Army Maneuver Support Center of Excellence and three U.S. Army schools: the U.S. Army Engineer School; U.S. Army Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear School; and the U.S. Army Military Police School. In addition to training engineer, CBRN and military police specialties for the Army, Fort Leonard Wood also provides gender-integrated in-processing and Basic Combat Training for new Soldiers.
Fort Leonard Wood also hosts and trains with the largest Marine Corps Detachment and Air Force Squadron on any Army installation as well as a large Navy construction detachment.
More information about Fort Leonard Wood is at: https://home.army.mil/wood/index.php/about/mission
