ABRAMS’ BLOG
James (Jim) Noles was commissioned Second Lieutenant of Armor upon graduation from Florence State University (University of North Alabama) in August, 1967. He served in a number of positions as an Armor officer and as a Foreign Area Officer culminating as Assistant Commandant of the Armor School, Ft. Knox, KY.
Thanks to Doug Batson for writing our first AMP blog! Great insights from Doug on 5 Adaptive Skills that can help transitions. AMP volunteers, let’s keep blogs and articles like this coming. Bob Hughes…rshughes102@gmail.com
If you’re thinking about getting a certification before you leave the Army (or within a year after getting out), then take a look at what’s available from Military.com and the USO. It’s worth a few minutes to read the article at the link below.
Came across this site which gives great information and resources about transitioning, companies, education etc.
As part of LinkedIn’s commitment to help veterans connect with available jobs across America, they are offering U.S. veterans a free one-year Premium Careers subscription, including access to LinkedIn Learning. This is a $360/yr savings for you. You have to take advantage of this. In fact, if your serious about getting a new job, this should be your second step ( we already mentioned that starting your LinkedIn profile should be step #1).
If you are thinking about, in the middle of, or have already transitioned out of the service, please listen to Bob Hughes explain what resources you have available to you through our alumni’s network.
37th Armor Alumnu Welcome Albert Alba. Albert served in C Company and HHC 1-37 Armor 1990-1993 in Vilseck, Germany, He resides n Texas today and is the Alumni’s 2,600th Member!!!
WARNING ORDER (WARNO) ABRAMS REGIMENTAL RECALL II, D.C. DEDICATION SAVE THE DATE
– D-14 Until WARNO for the 2-37 Armor Re-activation ceremony in El Paso, Texas (June 2019) is published. (POC is Marshall Allen 77-81)
1941-1943: New York, California, Texas 37th Armor Regiment – 1-37 Armor, 2-37 Armor, 3-37 Armor in 4AD 1963-1973: Bavaria Germany: 1-37 Armor, 2-37 Armor, 3-37 Armor in 4AD 1963-1966: Crailsheim, Germany. 1-37 Armor, 3-37 Armor in 4AD 1971-1973: Erlangen, Germany – 2-37 Armor & 3-37 Armor in 4AD 1983-1996: Fort Riley. Kansas 3-37 Armor & 4-37 Armor in 1ID 1988-1996: Vilseck, Germany – 1-37 Armor & 2-37 Armor in 1AD & 3ID. 1990-1991: Saudi Arabia and Iraq, 1-37 Armor, 3-37 Armor and 4-37 Armor all fought as Battalions in VII Corp. 2-37 Armor sent eight tank platoons that serves in various roles. 1997-2007: Friedberg, Germany – 1-37 Armor & 2-37 Armor in 1AD.