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Serving Fort McCoy, Wis., an Army Community of Excellence

Chilean soldiers train at McCoy: 40 active-duty Chilean soldiers train here as part of exchange with soldiers from the 2nd-127th Infantry of the Wisconsin Army National Guard. (See story, photos.)

Active NCOs to attend Reserve schools: Will result in savings of money and time (See story, photo and sidebar.)

Health benefits changes can be done online, by telephone:  Eligible federal employees can enroll or change their choices through Dec. 11. (See story, sidebar.)

National American Indian Heritage Month: Army celebration cites American Indian feats. (See story.)

Post's severe weather procedures in place: Employee safety is the major consideration of the installation commander in all severe weather situations, including snowstorms. (See story, graphic.)

Fort McCoy: The Korean War Years
This issue of the Triad features a special section on the role of Fort McCoy during the Korean War era.  Above, the only Reserve searchlight unit in the U.S. Army, Battery E, 29th Artillery, sights in an 8-million candle-power light during its proficiency tests at Camp McCoy, Wis., where the unit participated in annual summer training in 1952.  The citizen-soldiers are members of the 2nd Platoon, from Milan, Ind. (See special section text, photos.)