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311th SC(T) welcomes Curry as command's new CSM

By Joshua Ray, 311th Signal Command (Theater) Public AffairsJuly 11, 2014

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FORT SHAFTER -- The 311th Signal Command (Theater) held a change of responsibility ceremony, Tuesday, with Command Sgt. Major Darris Curry accepting the symbolic Noncommissioned Officer's Sword from Command Sgt. Maj. Allen Braswell.

Curry joins the command after a two-year assignment in Seoul, South Korea, as senior enlisted adviser of the 1st Signal Brigade.

"I totally commit myself to you and your families," said Curry, addressing members of the 311th in attendance. "I want to thank Maj. Gen. Lawrence Brock for the opportunity to serve as the command sergeant major of this professional organization. I look forward to strengthening the theater voice and the partnership with our allies as we continue to support the multitude of theater missions, here, in the Pacific."

"Your reputation is one of absolute excellence built on demonstrated superb leadership, broad operational experience and exceptional technical expertise," said Brock, commander, 311th SC (T) and host of the ceremony.

Braswell, who will become the senior enlisted adviser for the 516th Sig. Brigade (headquartered on Fort Shafter), offered his own parting comments.

"This unit is no stranger to change, and because of its ability to keep moving forward, it continues to enjoy the greatness of success," he said, thanking the 311th's leadership for allowing him to perform his duties without any reservations.

Braswell also extended a warm welcome to Curry and his wife.

"I was prepared and extremely excited to take the helm for as long as necessary; however, I am more excited about returning to my 516th family," he said.

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