Gen. Andrew P. Poppas, Forscom Commander, presents safety awards to SPC Brian K. Ramos, for his accomplishments with the most significant contributions to risk mitigation, accident prevention initiatives, hazard control measures, and safety program success, Mar. 9, 2023, Fort Bragg, N.C.
Annually, FORSCOM G1 accepts and boards Unit and Individual Safety Award Nominations with an objective panel consisting of Safety Directors and Program Managers throughout the Command to select winners of the Army Exceptional Organization Safety Award (AEOSA / 0-5 through 0-9 Level Commands) and the Army Individual Award for Excellence in Safety (AIAES) by category. FY22 nominees competed against peer organizations and represent the most outstanding of FORSCOM organizations and individuals in Safety.
FORSCOM Commander presents safety awards for contributions to risk mitigation and accident prevention.
Photo by Spc. Omar Joseph
Fort Bragg, N.C. – On March 9, 2023, General Andrew P. Poppas, Forscom Commander, presented safety awards to individuals for their accomplishments in mitigating risk, accident prevention, implementing hazard control measures, and achieving success in safety programs. The awards ceremony recognized the most significant contributions to safety within the command.
Every year, FORSCOM G1 accepts and reviews Unit and Individual Safety Award Nominations with an objective panel consisting of Safety Directors and Program Managers throughout the Command. The panel selects winners of the Army Exceptional Organization Safety Award (AEOSA / 0-5 through 0-9 Level Commands) and the Army Individual Award for Excellence in Safety (AIAES) by category.
This year’s nominees for the fiscal year 2022 competed against peer organizations and represented the most outstanding FORSCOM organizations and individuals in Safety. The awards ceremony celebrated their achievements and dedication to making the command a safer place for all.
Gen. Andrew P. Poppas, Forscom Commander, presents safety awards to SPC Brian K. Ramos, for his accomplishments with the most significant contributions to risk mitigation, accident prevention initiatives, hazard control measures, and safety program success, Mar. 9, 2023, Fort Bragg, N.C.
Annually, FORSCOM G1 accepts and boards Unit and Individual Safety Award Nominations with an objective panel consisting of Safety Directors and Program Managers throughout the Command to select winners of the Army Exceptional Organization Safety Award (AEOSA / 0-5 through 0-9 Level Commands) and the Army Individual Award for Excellence in Safety (AIAES) by category. FY22 nominees competed against peer organizations and represent the most outstanding of FORSCOM organizations and individuals in Safety.Gen. Andrew P. Poppas, Forscom Commander, presents safety award to Cory Kroll for his accomplishments with the most significant contributions to risk mitigation, accident prevention initiatives, hazard control measures, and safety program success, Mar. 9, 2023, Fort Bragg, N.C.
Annually, FORSCOM G1 accepts and boards Unit and Individual Safety Award Nominations with an objective panel consisting of Safety Directors and Program Managers throughout the Command to select winners of the Army Exceptional Organization Safety Award (AEOSA / 0-5 through 0-9 Level Commands) and the Army Individual Award for Excellence in Safety (AIAES) by category. FY22 nominees competed against peer organizations and represent the most outstanding of FORSCOM organizations and individuals in Safety.Gen. Andrew P. Poppas, Forscom Commander, presents safety awards to MAJ Michael A. Honsberger, for his accomplishments with the most significant contributions to risk mitigation, accident prevention initiatives, hazard control measures, and safety program success, Mar. 9, 2023, Fort Bragg, N.C.
Annually, FORSCOM G1 accepts and boards Unit and Individual Safety Award Nominations with an objective panel consisting of Safety Directors and Program Managers throughout the Command to select winners of the Army Exceptional Organization Safety Award (AEOSA / 0-5 through 0-9 Level Commands) and the Army Individual Award for Excellence in Safety (AIAES) by category. FY22 nominees competed against peer organizations and represent the most outstanding of FORSCOM organizations and individuals in Safety.Gen. Andrew P. Poppas, Forscom Commander, presents safety awards to SPC Brian K. Ramos, for his accomplishments with the most significant contributions to risk mitigation, accident prevention initiatives, hazard control measures, and safety program success, Mar. 9, 2023, Fort Bragg, N.C.
Annually, FORSCOM G1 accepts and boards Unit and Individual Safety Award Nominations with an objective panel consisting of Safety Directors and Program Managers throughout the Command to select winners of the Army Exceptional Organization Safety Award (AEOSA / 0-5 through 0-9 Level Commands) and the Army Individual Award for Excellence in Safety (AIAES) by category. FY22 nominees competed against peer organizations and represent the most outstanding of FORSCOM organizations and individuals in Safety.Gen. Andrew P. Poppas, Forscom Commander, presents safety awards to individuals for their accomplishments with the most significant contributions to risk mitigation, accident prevention initiatives, hazard control measures, and safety program success, Mar. 9, 2023, Fort Bragg, N.C.
Annually, FORSCOM G1 accepts and boards Unit and Individual Safety Award Nominations with an objective panel consisting of Safety Directors and Program Managers throughout the Command to select winners of the Army Exceptional Organization Safety Award (AEOSA / 0-5 through 0-9 Level Commands) and the Army Individual Award for Excellence in Safety (AIAES) by category. FY22 nominees competed against peer organizations and represent the most outstanding of FORSCOM organizations and individuals in Safety.Gen. Andrew P. Poppas, Forscom Commander, presents safety awards to individuals for their accomplishments with the most significant contributions to risk mitigation, accident prevention initiatives, hazard control measures, and safety program success, Mar. 9, 2023, Fort Bragg, N.C.
Annually, FORSCOM G1 accepts and boards Unit and Individual Safety Award Nominations with an objective panel consisting of Safety Directors and Program Managers throughout the Command to select winners of the Army Exceptional Organization Safety Award (AEOSA / 0-5 through 0-9 Level Commands) and the Army Individual Award for Excellence in Safety (AIAES) by category. FY22 nominees competed against peer organizations and represent the most outstanding of FORSCOM organizations and individuals in Safety.Gen. Andrew P. Poppas, Forscom Commander, presents safety awards to John Billiar, for his accomplishments with the most significant contributions to risk mitigation, accident prevention initiatives, hazard control measures, and safety program success, Mar. 9, 2023, Fort Bragg, N.C.
Annually, FORSCOM G1 accepts and boards Unit and Individual Safety Award Nominations with an objective panel consisting of Safety Directors and Program Managers throughout the Command to select winners of the Army Exceptional Organization Safety Award (AEOSA / 0-5 through 0-9 Level Commands) and the Army Individual Award for Excellence in Safety (AIAES) by category. FY22 nominees competed against peer organizations and represent the most outstanding of FORSCOM organizations and individuals in Safety.Gen. Andrew P. Poppas, Forscom Commander, presents safety awards to individuals for their accomplishments with the most significant contributions to risk mitigation, accident prevention initiatives, hazard control measures, and safety program success, Mar. 9, 2023, Fort Bragg, N.C.
Annually, FORSCOM G1 accepts and boards Unit and Individual Safety Award Nominations with an objective panel consisting of Safety Directors and Program Managers throughout the Command to select winners of the Army Exceptional Organization Safety Award (AEOSA / 0-5 through 0-9 Level Commands) and the Army Individual Award for Excellence in Safety (AIAES) by category. FY22 nominees competed against peer organizations and represent the most outstanding of FORSCOM organizations and individuals in Safety.Gen. Andrew P. Poppas, Forscom Commander, presents safety awards to Cory Kroll, for his accomplishments with the most significant contributions to risk mitigation, accident prevention initiatives, hazard control measures, and safety program success, Mar. 9, 2023, Fort Bragg, N.C.
Annually, FORSCOM G1 accepts and boards Unit and Individual Safety Award Nominations with an objective panel consisting of Safety Directors and Program Managers throughout the Command to select winners of the Army Exceptional Organization Safety Award (AEOSA / 0-5 through 0-9 Level Commands) and the Army Individual Award for Excellence in Safety (AIAES) by category. FY22 nominees competed against peer organizations and represented the most outstanding of FORSCOM organizations and individuals in Safety.Gen. Andrew P. Poppas, Forscom Commander, presents safety awards to Cory Kroll, for his accomplishments with the most significant contributions to risk mitigation, accident prevention initiatives, hazard control measures, and safety program success, Mar. 9, 2023, Fort Bragg, N.C.
Annually, FORSCOM G1 accepts and boards Unit and Individual Safety Award Nominations with an objective panel consisting of Safety Directors and Program Managers throughout the Command to select winners of the Army Exceptional Organization Safety Award (AEOSA / 0-5 through 0-9 Level Commands) and the Army Individual Award for Excellence in Safety (AIAES) by category. FY22 nominees competed against peer organizations and represented the most outstanding of FORSCOM organizations and individuals in Safety.Gen. Andrew P. Poppas, Forscom Commander, presents safety awards to individuals for their accomplishments with the most significant contributions to risk mitigation, accident prevention initiatives, hazard control measures, and safety program success, Mar. 9, 2023, Fort Bragg, N.C.
Annually, FORSCOM G1 accepts and boards Unit and Individual Safety Award Nominations with an objective panel consisting of Safety Directors and Program Managers throughout the Command to select winners of the Army Exceptional Organization Safety Award (AEOSA / 0-5 through 0-9 Level Commands) and the Army Individual Award for Excellence in Safety (AIAES) by category. FY22 nominees competed against peer organizations and represented the most outstanding of FORSCOM organizations and individuals in Safety.Gen. Andrew P. Poppas, Forscom Commander, presents safety awards to Cory Kroll, for his accomplishments with the most significant contributions to risk mitigation, accident prevention initiatives, hazard control measures, and safety program success, Mar. 9, 2023, Fort Bragg, N.C.
Annually, FORSCOM G1 accepts and boards Unit and Individual Safety Award Nominations with an objective panel consisting of Safety Directors and Program Managers throughout the Command to select winners of the Army Exceptional Organization Safety Award (AEOSA / 0-5 through 0-9 Level Commands) and the Army Individual Award for Excellence in Safety (AIAES) by category. FY22 nominees competed against peer organizations and represented the most outstanding of FORSCOM organizations and individuals in Safety.Gen. Andrew P. Poppas, Forscom Commander, presents safety awards to MAJ Michael A. Honsberger, for his accomplishments with the most significant contributions to risk mitigation, accident prevention initiatives, hazard control measures, and safety program success, Mar. 9, 2023, Fort Bragg, N.C.
Annually, FORSCOM G1 accepts and boards Unit and Individual Safety Award Nominations with an objective panel consisting of Safety Directors and Program Managers throughout the Command to select winners of the Army Exceptional Organization Safety Award (AEOSA / 0-5 through 0-9 Level Commands) and the Army Individual Award for Excellence in Safety (AIAES) by category. FY22 nominees competed against peer organizations and represented the most outstanding of FORSCOM organizations and individuals in Safety.Gen. Andrew P. Poppas, Forscom Commander, presents safety awards to individuals for their accomplishments with the most significant contributions to risk mitigation, accident prevention initiatives, hazard control measures, and safety program success, Mar. 9, 2023, Fort Bragg, N.C.
Annually, FORSCOM G1 accepts and boards Unit and Individual Safety Award Nominations with an objective panel consisting of Safety Directors and Program Managers throughout the Command to select winners of the Army Exceptional Organization Safety Award (AEOSA / 0-5 through 0-9 Level Commands) and the Army Individual Award for Excellence in Safety (AIAES) by category. FY22 nominees competed against peer organizations and represented the most outstanding of FORSCOM organizations and individuals in Safety.Gen. Andrew P. Poppas, Forscom Commander, presents safety awards to SPC Brian K. Ramos, for his accomplishments with the most significant contributions to risk mitigation, accident prevention initiatives, hazard control measures, and safety program success, Mar. 9, 2023, Fort Bragg, N.C.
Annually, FORSCOM G1 accepts and boards Unit and Individual Safety Award Nominations with an objective panel consisting of Safety Directors and Program Managers throughout the Command to select winners of the Army Exceptional Organization Safety Award (AEOSA / 0-5 through 0-9 Level Commands) and the Army Individual Award for Excellence in Safety (AIAES) by category. FY22 nominees competed against peer organizations and represented the most outstanding of FORSCOM organizations and individuals in Safety.Gen. Andrew P. Poppas, Forscom Commander, presents safety awards to Mr. Granville D. Shrader, for his accomplishments with the most significant contributions to risk mitigation, accident prevention initiatives, hazard control measures, and safety program success, Mar. 9, 2023, Fort Bragg, N.C.
Annually, FORSCOM G1 accepts and boards Unit and Individual Safety Award Nominations with an objective panel consisting of Safety Directors and Program Managers throughout the Command to select winners of the Army Exceptional Organization Safety Award (AEOSA / 0-5 through 0-9 Level Commands) and the Army Individual Award for Excellence in Safety (AIAES) by category. FY22 nominees competed against peer organizations and represented the most outstanding of FORSCOM organizations and individuals in Safety.Gen. Andrew P. Poppas, Forscom Commander, presents safety awards to Mr. John M. Billiar, for his accomplishments with the most significant contributions to risk mitigation, accident prevention initiatives, hazard control measures, and safety program success, Mar. 9, 2023, Fort Bragg, N.C.
Annually, FORSCOM G1 accepts and boards Unit and Individual Safety Award Nominations with an objective panel consisting of Safety Directors and Program Managers throughout the Command to select winners of the Army Exceptional Organization Safety Award (AEOSA / 0-5 through 0-9 Level Commands) and the Army Individual Award for Excellence in Safety (AIAES) by category. FY22 nominees competed against peer organizations and represented the most outstanding of FORSCOM organizations and individuals in Safety.Gen. Andrew P. Poppas, Forscom Commander, presents safety awards to individuals for their accomplishments with the most significant contributions to risk mitigation, accident prevention initiatives, hazard control measures, and safety program success, Mar. 9, 2023, Fort Bragg, N.C.
SPC Brian K. Ramos, and his wife pose for a photo with his award.
Annually, FORSCOM G1 accepts and boards Unit and Individual Safety Award Nominations with an objective panel consisting of Safety Directors and Program Managers throughout the Command to select winners of the Army Exceptional Organization Safety Award (AEOSA / 0-5 through 0-9 Level Commands) and the Army Individual Award for Excellence in Safety (AIAES) by category. FY22 nominees competed against peer organizations and represented the most outstanding of FORSCOM organizations and individuals in Safety.Gen. Andrew P. Poppas, Forscom Commander, presents safety awards to individuals for their accomplishments with the most significant contributions to risk mitigation, accident prevention initiatives, hazard control measures, and safety program success, Mar. 9, 2023, Fort Bragg, N.C.
Mr. John M. Billiar, and his wife pose for a picture with his award.
Annually, FORSCOM G1 accepts and boards Unit and Individual Safety Award Nominations with an objective panel consisting of Safety Directors and Program Managers throughout the Command to select winners of the Army Exceptional Organization Safety Award (AEOSA / 0-5 through 0-9 Level Commands) and the Army Individual Award for Excellence in Safety (AIAES) by category. FY22 nominees competed against peer organizations and represented the most outstanding of FORSCOM organizations and individuals in Safety.Gen. Andrew P. Poppas, Forscom Commander, presents safety awards to individuals for their accomplishments with the most significant contributions to risk mitigation, accident prevention initiatives, hazard control measures, and safety program success, Mar. 9, 2023, Fort Bragg, N.C.
Mr. Granville D. Shrader, and family pose for a picture with his award.
Annually, FORSCOM G1 accepts and boards Unit and Individual Safety Award Nominations with an objective panel consisting of Safety Directors and Program Managers throughout the Command to select winners of the Army Exceptional Organization Safety Award (AEOSA / 0-5 through 0-9 Level Commands) and the Army Individual Award for Excellence in Safety (AIAES) by category. FY22 nominees competed against peer organizations and represented the most outstanding of FORSCOM organizations and individuals in Safety.Gen. Andrew P. Poppas, Forscom Commander, presents safety awards to individuals for their accomplishments with the most significant contributions to risk mitigation, accident prevention initiatives, hazard control measures, and safety program success, Mar. 9, 2023, Fort Bragg, N.C.
MAJ Michael A. Honsberger, poses for a picture with his award.
Annually, FORSCOM G1 accepts and boards Unit and Individual Safety Award Nominations with an objective panel consisting of Safety Directors and Program Managers throughout the Command to select winners of the Army Exceptional Organization Safety Award (AEOSA / 0-5 through 0-9 Level Commands) and the Army Individual Award for Excellence in Safety (AIAES) by category. FY22 nominees competed against peer organizations and represented the most outstanding of FORSCOM organizations and individuals in Safety.
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