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Task Force Sixshooters Soldiers and Families,
I am honored and humbled to be serving you all as your new Squad-
ron Task Force Commander. Lisa and I are excited to be back with the
Sixshooter Family, and we are already so impressed with how amazing
this unit is. Your reputation precedes you and it is not by accident.
I have asked that the picture of my Family be included for a specific
reason. If you look very closely, you will see all 440 Soldiers assigned to
the Sixshooters and their Families and loved ones there in the picture
with my Family. OK, not really….but the idea is that Lisa and I con-
sider every member of this team and their Families as part of our own
Family. We intend to spend the next two years in command serving you
all and making this Squadron Task Force a Family friendly and positive
place to be.
I hope everyone is able to take full advantage of the block leave pe-
riod the first two weeks in July. You all deserve a solid break. When
we get back, our pace will quicken as we start our train up for our next
anticipated deployment in Spring of 2013.
Task Force Sixshooters will be the centerpiece for a Division level
training event here on Fort Drum from 24 July to 1 August. You all can
anticipate 24 hour work schedules, increased mission sets, and some
really good training for our Soldiers during those 9 Days. Additionally
in late August, we will begin moving the Squadron to the National
Training Center or NTC at Fort Irwin, California for a month long
training event. This is a critical part of our train up for deployment, but
will require our Soldiers to be gone for a good stretch of time. In return
we are trying for a 4 day weekend in AUG (10-13 AUG) to compensate
for the time lost. It is not lost
on me that this is the first sum-
mer in several years that we
have been home, and despite
having to take some time away
for training, I am certain we
can repay much of it before
kids go back to school and it
starts snowing.
More to follow on next page---
From the Commander
I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E :
A Troop/6-6 3
A Co. / 2-10 4
B Co. / 1-10 5
C Troop/6-6 6
D Troop/6-6 7
E Troop/6-6 8
HHT / 6-6 9
Chaplain’s Corner 10
FRG Advisor 11
Pictures 12
Birthdays and
Anniversary
13
FRG Corner 14
F O R T D R U M The Revolver M A Y / J U N E 2 0 1 2 V O L U M E 2 , I S S U E 3
S P E C I A L
P O I N T S O F
I N T E R E S T :
Pictures from
FRG & Sol-
diers
Letters from
the Troop/
Company
Commanders
FRG Leader
Information
Desperados
Mustangs
Outcasts
Killer Spades
Voodoo
Assassins
Stetsons
In October, we will be executing our Squadron Spur Ride, Spouse/
Significant Other Spur Ride, and our Children‟s Spur Ride. The exact
dates are still being worked, but we hope to gain max participation in
those amazing and fun team building events. If you have never partici-
pated in a Spur Ride before, I can assure you it will be a blast.
We will continue to work our long range calendar so we can provide
our Soldiers and Families with predictability. I will also tell you that we
intend to initiate a number of traditions and actions that have tradition-
ally been associated with Cavalry units. The Spouse Order of the Yel-
low Garter, Baby Orders and CAV Bibs for newborns, and the Broken
Spur Award for the bone head action of the month are just a few.
I would like to give a special congratulation to the 6-6 CAV Flag Foot-
ball team, who under the lead of CPT Pritchett, won the Mountain Fest
Flag Football Tourney beating out stiff competition from every other
Battalion on post. An amazing feat and well done!
Lastly, I would encourage our Soldiers to get their parents and ex-
tended Family on the distro for this newsletter. They are very much a
part of our team as well (they are in my Family picture too if you look
closely). If we have several hundred folks on our e-mail distro – great!
Just get those e-mail or mail addresses to your chain of command so
they can forward to our Squadron FRSA, Tiffany Woods. For those of
you on Facebook, if you would like to follow me as the Task Force Com-
mander, I have started a “LTC Sweet” FB account specific to my ideas
and thoughts as the new Squadron Commander. This is another way to
connect with Soldiers and Families
in order understand their concerns
and issues while they get a chance to
understand my thoughts and ac-
tions. We will call this a social me-
dia leadership experiment.
I hope you enjoy your summer,
and again, Lisa and I are so excited
to be serving here with you all in the
best Aviation Squadron in the Army.
Air CAV!
LTC Erick “Zeke” Sweet
6-6 CAV & Task Force Sixshooters
Commander
From the Commander cont. P A G E 2
T H E R E V O L V E R
P A G E 3
“I am proud of each
and every one in this
organization and you
have all proven
yourselves worthy or
being called
“Assassins.”
-CPT Tom Jones
A Troop/ 6-6
Hello Assassin Families,
It may seem as though it has been a while
since I last addressed everyone; and that‟s because we have been extremely busy over the
course of the last two months. I needn‟t make mention of that to our families as I‟m sure you
have noticed firsthand. Even still, I remain very pleased with the efforts, abilities, and moti-
vation by our Assassin team.
Training has continued to slowly ramp up. Our RL progressions continue to be our prior-
ity, ensuring the safe and effective honing of cockpit skills by our new pilots. Amidst the pro-
gressions, we successfully qualified all of our aircrews in helicopter gunnery, to include win-
ning the “Top Gun” award in the Squadron by CW3s Preston Dean and Erik Newhouse.
Congrats and great job representing Assassin Troop!
Over the next several months, following block leave, our focus will shift to Moun-
tain Peak, a Division-sized 2 week training exercise . This will test our METL and
prove how proficient we are. After that, we will, again, test our abilities at NTC,
perhaps our largest training event this year. Once complete, the Squadron will
proudly host a series of Spur Rides, to include a spouse‟s and children‟s spur ride.
As you know, we have been enduring the ever bittersweet farewells since we re-
turned from Afghanistan. This month marks the last major exodus of Assassin
alumni. We said goodbye to CW2 Jay and Kat Stauffer and family, CW2(P) Mark
Smith and family, CW3 Sascha and Tina Wellenreuther and family, 1SG David Bar-
rett, and CW2 Mike and Holly Schwartz and family. To all of you, there is a hole in
this organization now that you‟re gone. We wish you the best of luck and we‟ll see
you soon. Once an Assassin, always an Assassin!
I also want to take this opportunity to farewell and thank our outgoing commander and
his family, LTC Christopher and Trish Downey. Thanks for your leadership, guidance, and
full support throughout an arduous deployment. Good luck and God Bless!
Although it is sad saying farewell to many friends and family, the silver-lining is in those
we have the privilege of hailing. As you all know, our new commander is LTC
Sweet and his wife Lisa and their children. We welcome them with open arms and
look forward to the new command. Our single newcomer this month is 1LT Logan
Barnhill from Cincinnati, OH by way of the Virginia Military Institute. Welcome.
We will continue to hold events to honor our family and team in the upcoming
weeks. Thanks to everyone for your support and presence at our many farewell
barbeques.
I would also like to recognize our outgoing FRG leader, Meghann Terry. Al-
though the Terry‟s will remain in the 6-6 family, they will be joining HHT. Thanks
for all the hard work and again…Once and Assassin, always an Assassin! Amanda
Murphy will be stepping in as the FRG leader and as you know, she‟s not new to
this job and the transition will be seamless. A continued thanks to all our precious
volunteers who dedicate so much to our unit!
Until next time, take care and keep the ball rolling!
CPT Tom Jones
“Assassin 6”
T H E R E V O L V E R
A Company/2-10 within the Company and the Squadron
that you have helped thank you Melissa
for being the embodiment of what a vol-
unteer should be. Your presence will be
greatly missed by all.
Congratulations to the newest mem-
bers of the Non-Commissioned Officer
Corps. SPC (P) Ingwersen and SPC (P)
Dees. These two Soldiers will officially
be promoted to rank of Sergeant on 1
July 2012.
As we continue to work our
way through the summer and
into the fall we look to the hori-
zon knowing that the NTC rota-
tion is getting closer and closer.
As we continue in our persistent
training I ask that we all take a
moment to remember our past,
focus on the present, and plan
for the future. Thank you for all
the love and support that you
all continue to provide to each
and every member of Voodoo.
We could not continue to do all
of the great things we are doing without
it!
CPT Erin Braswell
“Voodoo 6”
Hello Voodoo Family,
As things start to warm up here in
the North Country I hope that you
are making the most of your time
with your loved ones. In Alpha Com-
pany we continue to lean forward
with our emersion into the new UH-
60M. We are currently 90% com-
plete with the transition as a Com-
pany and have had some opportuni-
ties here as of late to test out the new
aircraft during our Bambi Bucket
(water bucket operations) qualifica-
tions.
I would like to extend a warm wel-
come to the newest member of the
Voodoo Family. CW3 Alex Langa,
his wife Amy Lynn, and their son
Maxwell. CW3 Langa is a mainte-
nance test pilot who is coming to us
from the MEDEVAC that brings a
wealth of knowledge and experience
with him. We are all looking for-
ward to working with him and learn-
ing from him.
This month we loose a great vol-
unteer from within the Voodoo fam-
ily. Melissa Rexroad, has officially
stepped down as the Alpha Company
FRG leader in order to continue to
expand Fort Drum‟s Thrift Shop.
From all of the Soldiers and Families
P A G E 4 V O L U M E 2 , I S S U E 3
T H E R E V O L V E R
P A G E 5
B Company/1-10
Killer Spade Family and Friends!
First and most importantly, I would
like to thank our families for tolerating the
arduous tempo that the Company main-
tained during our recent helicopter gun-
nery exercises. The crew chiefs and pilots
worked excessively long hours and most of
us spent more time at work during those
three weeks than at home. We are espe-
cially grateful for all of the families who
supported us during all of this. The heli-
copter gunnery exercise went extremely
well for the Company and we represented
the Squadron well. CW2 Eric Bridge was
recognized as our Top Gun, the best
Apache gunner in the Squadron.
The Company barbeque at Remington
Pond was a fantastic event last month and
I‟m appreciative of all the families that
came to celebrate with us. We all want to
congratulate the FRG again for making
that possible. The Lady Spades did a
hugely successful BBQ fund raiser for our
Company family. The money that they
raised was more than enough to support
an outstanding event.
CW3 Matt Rood pioneered an Air-
frame and Power Plant certification
course with Mohawk Valley College Avia-
tion Training Center. Mr. Rood, SGT Cho
and SGT Smith were our Company‟s first
graduates of this prestigious professional
certification. Matt has also helped hun-
dreds of aircraft maintainers from the
entire Brigade receive this certification. It
was a herculean accomplishment that we
are immensely proud of them for accom-
plishing.
I want to welcome three new members
of the Killer Spade family. First is Ms.
Amanda Combs from Missoula, Montana.
She is already a civilian Certified Flight
Instructor – Instrument and an accom-
plished helicopter pilot. SPC Jacob Reed
joined us from 277th ASB. He‟s a veteran
of the CAB, the
Company‟s cof-
fee connoisseur
and a native of
Washington
State. Our youngest member of the Com-
pany, just having turned nineteen, is PFC
Scott McGowan of New Hampshire. Scott
has taken over as the Company Guidon
bearer and has not stopped smiling yet.
The Killer Spades said an emotional
farewell to CW2 Aaron Simbro and Master
Sergeant Michael „Lumber‟ McAvoy this
month. Mike is returning to Fort Carson,
Colorado and, assuredly, bigger things.
Aaron is joining 1st Cavalry Division at Fort
Hood and will hopefully enjoy some well
deserved down time with his family. The
Army is stronger for the contributions of
these two men. The Simbro‟s and the McA-
voy‟s will be truly missed and we wish them
all good luck in their futures.
KILLER 6
T H E R E V O L V E R
C Troop/6-6
P A G E 6
Outcast Families,
Summer has finally come and brought
beautiful weather to the North Country.
It‟s time to kick off the shoes, put on
some sandals and enjoy all the great
things this area has to offer.
The summer PCS season has started
up once again. CW3 Brian Parks, a long
time Outcast, will be enjoying a much
needed and well deserved break for the
next few years with his family at Fort
Rucker, Alabama. Although we are sad
to see him leave, CW3 Ryan Neal has
stepped up to take the reigns of the Troop
Standardization Instructor Pilot and will
do a fine job. SFC Wesley Custer has
been selected to serve as an Advanced
Individual Training (AIT) Platoon Ser-
geant at Fort Eustis and will be departing
in July. 1SG David Lee relinquished his
position as 1SG after 4 years to SFC Har-
vey Eastman on 5 June, but has moved
just across the street to HHT. David and
Kerrie have been an outstanding support
team within the Troop and will be deeply
missed.
SFC Harvey Eastman comes to the
Troop from Bravo Company, 277th ASB
where he served as a Platoon Sergeant for
the past 4 years. We welcome him and
his family to the Troop and the Cavalry
way of life.
CW2 Randy McCall is our newest addition
from flight school. He is a prior service In-
fantryman who is single and enjoys long
walks on the boardwalk, treasure hunting,
and snails.
The FRG had two successful events in the
past two months (Ice cream Social and Com-
edy Night) and I thank all of you for taking
your time to come out and enjoy in the fes-
tivities. We will continue to plan for events
after block leave and look forward to your
input. Some potential events are White Wa-
ter Rafting on the Black River, BBQ and
party at Remington Pond, and Party at the
Beach at Westcott Beach. If you have any
other ideas, bring them to the next FRG
meeting or send an e-mail to Erin or myself.
Upcoming FRG and Squadron events:
July- Summer Opportunity Leave, Mountain
Peak Training Exercise
August- TBD FRG Event
September- NTC
Again, thank you for your continued sup-
port! Please feel free to contact Erin or my-
self at any time.
CPT Paul Milas
“Outcast 6”
T H E R E V O L V E R
P A G E 7
“Thank you for all of the hard work and for always
giving your all.”.
-CPT Samantha Jones
D Troop/6-6
T H E R E V O L V E R
P A G E 7
P A G E 8 V O L U M E 2 , I S S U E 3
Hello Echo Troop!!!
Over the past two months we had a banana split competition at our May FRG
Meeting, welcomed our new Squadron Commander, and have the full array of Summer activities in
Fort Drum including Remington Park, Riverfest, Mountainfest, strawberry picking, the Drive-in,
splash parks etc.
Over the course of two weeks in the field during the Squadron‟s annual Gunnery, Echo Troop
pumped over 12,000 gallons of fuel and supplied over 43,000 rounds of ammunition. The Distribution
platoon has continued to set the standard in the brigade for fast, efficient, and safe support, regardless
of the situation, be it down range in Afghanistan or here in Fort Drum. The Motor Pool had provided a
variety of support including on-site maintenance support of the vehicles and generators needed at the
range as well as transporting chow and personnel.
Next up we have some block leave followed by Mountain Peak, a Division training exercise which
we will be supporting with a FARP (Forward Arming and Refuel Point), logistics convoys, and mainte-
nance support wherever it is needed. Over the next couple of months, the Squadron has a variety of
training events and opportunities for leave, such that it might be helpful to think of it as a roller
coaster of training intensity. This is a natural and important part of maintaining our readiness, but it
certainly comes along with the difficulty of regularly adjusting our schedules and other stressors. Be-
cause of the rollercoaster that we are on, I encourage you to take advantage of the low points on the
calendar, especially block leave, along with the other upcoming Holidays. This requires knowing when
the DONSA‟s (Day Of No Scheduled Activity) are and what the training calendar looks like, which you
can best do through the FRSA Flashes, this newsletter, and through your spouse. Please let Emily or I
know if you have any questions, thank you for your support and everything you are doing that allows
Echo Troop to train and accomplish our mission!
Commander: CPT Neal Sivula (315-774-1049/[email protected])
FRG Leader: Emily Sivula (315-681-4877/[email protected])
Echo Troop‟s success depends on our constant development, and the below individuals have distin-
guished themselves as prepared to take on more responsibility and do more good for the unit. Con-
gratulations and thanks to the following Soldiers who earned a promotion, award, or reenlisted during
May and June:
MUSTANGS!
Reenlistments:
SGT Henry Smith
SPC Melissa West
SPC Giovanny Lanuza
SPC Oniel Morrison
SPC Juri Dunlap
SPC Erick Fernandez
SPC Christopher Posey
SPC David Kitzelman
SPC Jose Ramos
SPC Justin Sherman
Promotions:
Christian Batista PFC to SPC
Marshall Durbin PV2 to PFC
Dorminga Lowe PV2 toPFC
E Troop/6-6
P A G E 9
“I cannot thank
you enough for
the support!”
HHT/ 6-6 Hello Stetson Family and Friends,
Summer is officially here which means
it is now time for summer block leave to
begin on June 30th for two weeks. It defi-
nitely is a well deserved break for the sol-
diers of Stetson troop as they endured two
months of fast paced training to include
two straight weeks of providing support
for Gunnery. Enjoy the two weeks where
ever your plans take you or if you are stay-
ing locally, definitely get out there and
enjoy what the North Country has to offer.
Once we return from block leave we will
hit the ground running hard straight up to
the end of September with the end of July
consisting of the planning and execution of
Mountain Peak, which is a 10th Mountain
Division level training exercise in prepara-
tion for our one month deployment in mid
to late August to the National Training
Center in Ft. Irwin, CA.
Over these past two months we have
continue to say our goodbyes to several of
our Stetson soldiers. Most notably is 1SG
Marlon Freeman who retired after 20
years of service. 1SG Freeman was instru-
mental in ensuring the safe return of Stet-
son troopers from OEF last fall and con-
tinued to assist as we reestablished garri-
son operations to begin training for our
next fight. Another integral part of team
departing us is MAJ Mark Herold who
both played a vital role as the S-3 OIC and
his wife Jill, who played an important role
to the FRG as a key caller. Other person-
nel who have
also departed
the Stetson fam-
ily these past
two months in-
clude CH Hurst
and his wife
Star who de-
parted for one of the infantry brigades on
main post, SFC Vicente and his wife Nelda
who departed for Ft. Lewis, SFC Watkins
and SSG Dougherty who both pcs‟d to the
Republic of Korea, SGT Sanchez and his
wife Amber pcs‟d to Ft. Lewis, SPC John-
son pcs‟d to Ft. Benning, and SPC David
who has ets‟d. To these Stetson troopers
who have departed us, we wish you and
your families the best of luck on your new
adventures!
On a positive note, we welcome new
additions to the Stetson family. Most nota-
bly is 1SG Dave Lee who now fills the role
as HHT 1SG. 1SG Lee comes to us from C
troop and brings to us a wealth of knowl-
edge and a commitment to excellence that
will energize this troop as we prepare for
the next fight. With 1SG Lee, I would also
like to welcome his wife, Kerrie who has
volunteered to assist in the duties of Co-
Leader for the FRG. Also joining the team
is CH Dave Arthur and his wife Priscilla,
SFC Jonathan Payne and wife Kenia, SGT
De‟Angelo Johnson, PFC Megan Craig,
and PV2 Shannon Anderson. I am sure
these new additions to the team will con-
tribute to the continued success of HHT.
In closing, I would like to thank all the
families that came out enjoyed HHT‟s Or-
ganizational day at Remington Park on
Jun 15. It definitely was a pleasure seeing
everyone come out and enjoy the day.
Some events that we are currently plan-
ning out over the next couple of months
include a Family Bowling night in late July
as well as look for us to do execute on a
fundraiser in early August. Until next time,
take care!
CPT George Navarro
Stetson 6
T H E R E V O L V E R
Hello,
I am CH (CPT) David L. Arthur, the new chaplain for Task Force Six Shooter, 6-6
Cav. I wanted to briefly introduce my family and I to you. Here is a little informa-
tion about me; I am from Louisiana and I grew up in the country. I do love sports and
the outdoors as well. I was a baseball player for many years and then worked in the
professional world with Caterpillar Machinery and one other company before surren-
dering to full-time ministry. Not that it matters much but I finished college at Louisi-
ana Tech University and my graduate work at New Orleans Baptist Theological Semi-
nary. My pursuit is biblical theology. While doing my graduate studies in New Or-
leans, I worked quite often in the inner city projects in multiple fashions. I also spent
time in the inner city of Baltimore and East St. Louis. Priscilla and I were married on
18 September 2004. We served in New Orleans and North Carolina. We also lived
and served through Hurricane Katrina before coming into the Army. Priscilla grew
up a military brat. Her father retired from the Army in the Stafford, VA area which is
also where she calls home. She is Virginia Tech graduate and worked in marketing
before serving in ministry position until she met me and we got married. We have
three children; David (6), Isabella (4 ½), and Solomon (3). This September we will be
married 8 years. So as you can see we are young in our marriage and full of craziness
with our children. Priscilla has a passion for helping female Soldiers, female officers
and spouses in every area of life. She has a heart for people in the military since she
grew up in the military and now is married to one. Ft. Drum is our third duty station.
We have been at Ft Story/Little Creek Navy Amphibious Base and Hunter Army Air-
field before here with one deployment in the middle. As a family, we love the Army
and are here to serve the Soldiers and the Families of 6-6 Cav in every way possible. It
is our pleasure and joy to be here with this outstanding unit. We hope to get to know
all of you as much as possible.
CH David Arthur
Chaplain’s Corner
T H E R E V O L V E R
P A G E P A P A G E 1 0
The Holy Alphabet- A lthough things are not perfect B ecause of trial or pain C ontinue in thanksgiving D o not begin to blame E ven when the times are hard F ierce winds are bound to blow G od is forever able H old on to what you know I magine life without His love J oy would cease to be K eep thanking Him for all the things L ove imparts to thee M ove out of "Camp Com plaining" N o weapon that is known O n earth can yield the power P raise can do alone Q uit looking at the future R edeem the time at hand S tart every day with worship T o "thank" is a command U ntil we see Him coming V ictorious in the sky W e'll run the race with grati tude X alting God most high Y es, there'll be good times and yes some will be bad, but... Z ion waits in glory.....where none are ever sad! "I AM Too blessed to be stressed!" The shortest dis-tance between a problem and a solution is the distance between your knees and the floor. The one who kneels to the Lord can stand up to any-thing. Love and peace be with you forever.
T H E R E V O L V E R
FRG Advisor Happy Summer everyone and Happy Fourth of July!
First and foremost, I want to thank everyone for the warm and inviting welcome! In this
short time, I can already tell that the reputation of the 6-6 FRG being the best FRG at 10th
Mountain is TRUE! I can‟t say it enough, we are so happy to be at 6-6 and we‟re very ex-
cited to be part of your fabulous unit and family! While it isn‟t just about Stetsons to Yel-
low Garters we do hope to have a lot of fun, bond together as a group and empower our
families!
Secondly, I hope you enjoyed Mountainfest and thank-you again to our volunteers, sol-
diers and FRG members alike, that helped at our booth this year – who doesn‟t love candy
and chips!!!
Not only do we love TF Six-Shooters we love the North Country. To reiterate what Colo-
nel Nicolle said, “the biggest myth about the North Country is that there is nothing to do!” I
agree, whole-heartedly, there is so much FUN to be had for families and single soldiers alike!
The Summer in the North Country is about Farmer‟s Markets (my favorite being the
Watertown Farmer‟s Market on Wednesdays!), white-water rafting, camping, fishing, the
beach and more! It is also about parades and fairs! Just a few of my favorites coming up
are the Jefferson County Fair (July 10 – July 15) and the Lewis County Fair (July 17 – July
21) with what is probably the BEST and longest parade in the area on Tuesday, July 17th at
7PM. Make sure to bring your folding chair and get a spot early! On Saturday, July 21 at
11:00 AM is the CAN-AM Parade part of The Can-Am Festival in Sackets Harbor, they
have great vendors and fireworks! Further afield is the New York State Fair (August 23 –
September 3) it is one of the best State Fairs in the US and they have amazing concert series,
get your tickets now! If you‟re looking for a relaxing day, every Sunday in Sackets Har-
bor is a FREE outdoor concert at 3:00 PM at the Battlegrounds. It‟s great to bring a blan-
ket and a snack and listen to some great sounds from the 10th Mountain Band to country
music or swing! Afterwards you can have a delicious meal!
I could go on and on about all the fun things to do around here, so feel free to stop me
and ask if you‟re stumped for something to do!!!
In the meantime, enjoy the summer, whether you‟re visiting family, going on vacation or
staying local, please stay safe and have a GREAT time! Happy Fourth of July!!!
Respectfully,
Lisa Sweet
P A G E 1 1
P A G E 1 2
T H E R E V O L V E R
Squadron Birthdays
Anniversary Celebrations SGT Jeremiah Wells 3 May
SGT Timothy Nosser 4 May
CW2 Francis Caputo 4 May
SSG Tariel Williams 8 May
1SG Robert Lee 13 May SPC Ricardo Calon 13 May PFC Adam Brown 21 May
WO1 James Donato 21 May
SGT Carlos San Nicolas 22 May
SGT Justy Rivera-Santana 22 May
SSG Robert Rivera 28 May
CW3 Michael O’Malley 1 June
SPC Jason Bodor 7 June
MAJ Jonathan Rastall 7 June
CW2 Daniel West 8 June
PFC Scott McGowan 12 June
PFC James Ells 18 June
CW2 Eric Bridge 21 June
CPT Joseph Sinkiewicz 25 June
CW2 Royce Thex 25 June
SGT Angelica Dejesus 28 June
SGT Eric Carson 3 May
CW3 Scott Tolan 4 May
SGT Carlos Mendez 8 May
SPC Jeremy Conley 9 May
SGT Mindy Aguilo 19 May
SPC Tatiana Christian 19 May
SGT Bradley Johnson 21 May
CW3 Benjamin Cuevas 21 May
1LT Stefan Borden 24 May
CW2 John Hager 27 May
T H E R E V O L V E R
P A G E 1 3
SPC Armando Martinez 4 June
SPC Michael Srnec 7 June
SPC Sean Brown 7 June
SSG Daniel Ketchmark 9 June
1LT Thomas Terry 13 June
SSG Steven Glover 16 June
PFC Crystal Silva 19 June
SFC Matthew Payne 20 June
SGT Katayama, Matthew 20 June
CW2 Rocky Jensen 29 June
SGT Carlos Mendez 30 June
SPC Nathan Rabon 30 June
HHT 6-6
Cecilia Navarro 630-660-0177
Kerrie Lee 909-744-0848
A Troop 6-6
Amanda Murphy 813-732-1065
A Company 2-10
Wendy Rittichier 419-481-1447
B Company 1-10
Alisha Monette 423-782-9202
Mel Rego 508-241-0142
C Troop 6-6
Erin Milas 847-702-2898
D Troop 6-6
Heather Ketchmark 912-657-4012
E Troop 6-6
Emily Sivula 651-353-6926
Julie Moore 989-482-9926
Do you know who your
FRG Leader is?? Please
check out our list of lead-
ers, find yours and contact
them today!
TF Six Shooters Advisors:
Lisa Sweet 315-688-2207
Important Phone Numbers:
FRSA
Tiffany Woods 315-774-1306
Staff Duty
TF Six Shooters 315-774-1300
Brigade (24hrs) 315-774-1100
Chaplain
CPT Arthur 315-774-1303
Red Cross
Ashley Branham 315-772-6561
MFLC
John Bye-Torre 315-405-7449
MP Station 315-772-2677
Task Force Six Shooters
20135 Hangar Access Road
Fort Drum, NY 13602
The “Six Shooters” are equipped with AH-64D
“Apache” attack helicopters, UH-60L
“Blackhawk” assault helicopters and OH-58D
“Kiowa Warrior” armed scout helicopters.
They conduct recon and security missions, per-
form attack operations, air assault and aerial
resupply missions.
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