EABestSquad

U.S. Army Europe and Africa Best Squad Competition

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Teams from across U.S. Army Europe and Africa will meet at Grafenwoehr Training Area, Germany, to compete for the title of Best Squad, July 31 - August 9, 2024.

The event tests the squad’s effectiveness, communication, and overall cohesion, as well as the individual Soldiers’ technical and tactical proficiency, endurance, and fortitude.

This competitive training event exercises a full range of Squad-Level Skills; highlighting professional excellence and knowledge to determine the command’s top teams.

Winners of this competition will advance to represent U.S. Army Europe and Africa at the Army Best Squad Competition.

One noncommissioned officer and one junior Soldier will be selected out of the final winning squad to be named the Army’s Best NCO and Best Soldier of the Year, respectively.

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Videos

Video by Travis England

Virtual Tour of Allatoona Lake

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District

Jan. 12, 2024 | 14:12

In this captivating virtual tour, Park Ranger Travis England guides viewers through the scenic and historical Allatoona Lake in Georgia, USA. The journey begins with drone footage of the Allatoona Dam into the Cooper's Furnace, highlighting its historical significance and surrounding hiking trails, along with the old Iron Furnace. The tour then shifts to Allatoona Pass, paying tribute to fallen soldiers through its poignant monuments.

Viewers are then taken to the Allatoona Powerhouse beneath the dam, showcasing its impressive interior and exterior infrastructure. The documentary progresses to McKinney Campground, where present-day activities, including fishing, camping, and life jacket distribution to kids are shown.

The tour continues to Galt's Ferry Day Use Area, highlighting the beach and park amenities, followed by Riverside Day Use Area, featuring the popular Etowah Disc Golf Course.

The video then transitions to vibrant on-water scenes, capturing various activities like kayaking, boating, and views of the dam and bridges. The focus then shifts to the contributions of village volunteers, culminating the documentary with a comprehensive overview of Allatoona Lake's community and natural splendor.

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