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U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence Chief of Staff Col. Joel Houk welcomes incoming Marine Detachment Commander Maj. Wesley Nix and his wife after a change of command ceremony at Barton Field on Fort Eisenhower, Ga.


U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence Chief of Staff Col. Joel Houk welcomes incoming Marine Detachment Commander Maj. Wesley Nix and his wife after a change of command ceremony at Barton Field on Fort Eisenhower, Ga.

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U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence Deputy Commanding General talks with outgoing Marine Detachment Commander Maj. Michael Troncoso during a change of command ceremony where Troncoso relinquished command to Maj. Wesley Nix on January 16, 2025, at Barton Field on Fort Eisenhower, Ga.
Members of the Fort Eisenhower Color Guard listen to speakers at the Martin Luther King, Jr. program at the Liberty Park Community Center in Grovetown, Ga. on January 20, 2025.
A woman dressed as an elf assists a man with wrapping a package for the holidays.
Three female Soldiers enter the Post Exchange by a Christmas Tree and pushing a shopping cart.
A woman spins a prize wheel while another woman watches at the Post Exchange
Two women sit at a table with holiday gift wrap waiting to wrap presents while another woman sits in the background holding a baby.
Two women, one in Army uniform and the other in black hat and sweat shirt, hold a clutch purse with smiling expressions after she had just won the purse from the Post Exchange.
Two Soldiers walk through the Post Exchange while pushing a blue shopping cart.
Logistics Readiness Center contractors are ready to feed Soldiers a hot breakfast. Fort Eisenhower’s Dining Facility #1 opened to survive a hot breakfast to Soldiers on Fort Eisenhower. The local municipalities, community partners, and Army came together to support each other and the surrounding communities in the wake of Hurricane Helene. Fort Eisenhower sustained significant damage, loss of power, and loss of water service
Soldiers attend Field Sanitation classes to ensure we remain safe and healthy as we work to heal from Hurricane Helene. The local municipalities, community partners, and Army came together to support each other and the surrounding communities in the wake of Hurricane Helene. Fort Eisenhower sustained significant damage, loss of power, and loss of water service.
Shortly after Hurricane Helene devasted Fort Eisenhower and surrounding communities, the Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center received potable water to keep essential emergency services running.
David Logsdon, Fort Eisenhower Public Affairs
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