Army Forces Command, speaks to the crowd about the role V Corps will play in NATO and across Europe at its forward home in Poznań, Poland. (Photo Credit: Eric Pilgrim, Fort Knox News) VIEW ORIGINAL 2 / 3 Show Caption + Hide Caption – John Kolasheski, commanding general of V Corps, speaks to the crowd gathered to witness the historic reactivation of the unit after it inactivated in Wiesbaden, Germany, June 12, 2013.
“It is a big deal for the Army, Forces Command, and U.S. Army Europe with a three-star headquarters to conduct operational planning, execute mission command over allocated and assigned forces, and promote interoperability,” said Kolasheski. commitment to Europe, to NATO, and to our allies and partners in the region. “The reactivation of the Victory Corps demonstrates the U.S. Billy Webb, to unfurl the unit’s colors and campaign streamers from its case at its new home at Fort Knox, under a cool sunny sky described by Kolasheski as “a beautiful fall day.” William Johnson cased the colors on a warm sunny day in Wiesbaden, Germany, June 12, 2013. The unit’s last and now retired command team of Lt. After seven years, V Corps’ historic century-old colors fly again. (Photo Credit: Eric Pilgrim, Fort Knox News) VIEW ORIGINALįORT KNOX, Ky. (Photo Credit: Eric Pilgrim, Fort Knox News) VIEW ORIGINAL 2 / 2 Show Caption + Hide Caption – Billy Webb in uncasing the V Corps colors at an activation ceremony in front of the Lt. William Johnson, join new command team Lt.
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