1 / 16Show Caption +Hide Caption –A Soldier in Training at Fort Jackson holds up a large U.S. flag as it
is being rolled up during on field practice Nov. 15 at Williams-Brice
Stadium. Soldiers from Fort Jackson held large U.S. flags during the
halftime celebration of the University of South Carolina Gamecocks Military
Appreciation Day game against Western Carolina University.
(Photo Credit: Mr. Robert Timmons (IMCOM))VIEW ORIGINAL2 / 16Show Caption +Hide Caption –Sgt. Skylar Enger, a medic at Fort Jackson and member of the honor guard watches the Coast Guard honor guard during practice for the halftime celebration during the University of South Carolina Gamecocks Military Appreciation Day game. (Photo Credit: Mr. Robert Timmons (IMCOM))VIEW ORIGINAL3 / 16Show Caption +Hide Caption –Sgt. Amanda Reuter, Fort Jackson's Soldier of the Year, listens as South Eastern Conference referees discuss how she should do the coin toss prior to the 2016 Military Appreciation Day game at Williams-Brice Stadium, Nov. 19 (Photo Credit: Mr. Robert Timmons (IMCOM))VIEW ORIGINAL4 / 16Show Caption +Hide Caption –Sgt. Amanda Reuter, a chaplain's assistant and Fort Jackson
Soldier of the Year, prepares to toss the coin during the University of
South Carolina Military Appreciation Day game Nov. 19.
(Photo Credit: Mr. Robert Timmons (IMCOM))VIEW ORIGINAL5 / 16Show Caption +Hide Caption –University of South Carolina Gamecocks' defensive lineman Dante Sawyer greets Soldiers moments before kick off of the 2016 Military Appreciation Day game at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia, S.C. Nov. 19. (Photo Credit: Mr. Robert Timmons (IMCOM))VIEW ORIGINAL6 / 16Show Caption +Hide Caption –Gamecocks' defensive lineman Kobe Smith, greets Capt. Christopher Porter,
aide-de-camp to the Fort Jackson commander before the team's Military
Appreciation Day game against Western Carolina University Nov. 19. Fort
Jackson, and Service members were honored by the University of South
Carolina in pre-game and halftime festivities. The Gamecocks visited Fort Jackson before the season started and learned what it was like to face drill sergeants for the first time. (Photo Credit: Mr. Robert Timmons (IMCOM))VIEW ORIGINAL7 / 16Show Caption +Hide Caption –University of South Carolina fans go craze moments after the kickoff of the school's Military Appreciation Day game against the Western Carolina University Catamounts, Nov. 19. During the game the school honor Service members and played a video about Fort Jackson's centennial. (Photo Credit: Mr. Robert Timmons (IMCOM))VIEW ORIGINAL8 / 16Show Caption +Hide Caption –Sgt. Amanda Reuter, a chaplain's assistant and Fort Jackson Soldier of the Year receives a game ball moments before the kick off of the
U.S.C. Gamecocks Military Appreciation Day game against the Western Carolina Catamounts Nov. 19.
(Photo Credit: Mr. Robert Timmons (IMCOM))VIEW ORIGINAL9 / 16Show Caption +Hide Caption –Spc. Lance Schade, a bandsman with the 282nd Army Band out of Fort Jackson, helps adjust the instrument of another band member prior to going onto the field during halftime festivities as the University of South Carolina's Military Appreciation Day game, Nov. 19 at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia, S.C. (Photo Credit: Mr. Robert Timmons (IMCOM))VIEW ORIGINAL10 / 16Show Caption +Hide Caption –Gamecocks wide receiver Deebo Samuels cuts back up field as he rushes for his first rushing touchdown of the game Nov. 19. The University of South Carolina Gamecocks won the game 44-31. The game was part of the school Military Appreciation Day event that included highlights from Fort Jackson's 100 years of service.
(Photo Credit: Mr. Robert Timmons (IMCOM))VIEW ORIGINAL11 / 16Show Caption +Hide Caption –Gamecocks wide receiver Deebo Samuels bowls over Western Carolina
Catamounts defensive back Keion Crossen to score his second rushing
touchdown of the game Nov. 19. The University of South Carolina Gamecocks
won the game 44-31. The game was part of the school Military Appreciation
Day event that included highlights from Fort Jackson's 100 years of service.
(Photo Credit: Mr. Robert Timmons (IMCOM))VIEW ORIGINAL12 / 16Show Caption +Hide Caption –Command Sgt. Maj. Lamont Christian, Fort Jackson's senior enlisted leader, waves to the crowd during the halftime celebration at the University of South Carolina's Military Appreciation Day game Nov. 19 at Williams Brice Stadium in Columbia, S.C. (Photo Credit: Mr. Robert Timmons (IMCOM))VIEW ORIGINAL13 / 16Show Caption +Hide Caption –Maj. Gen. John 'Pete' Johnson, Fort Jackson commander, and Harris Pastides, university president, wav to the crowd during the halftime celebration at the University of South Carolina's Military Appreciation Day game Nov. 19 at Williams Brice Stadium in Columbia, S.C. (Photo Credit: Mr. Robert Timmons (IMCOM))VIEW ORIGINAL14 / 16Show Caption +Hide Caption –Members of the Fort Jackson honor guard fire a volley to honor Service members lost during service to their country during the halftime celebration at the University of South Carolina's Military Appreciation Day game Nov. 19 at Williams Brice Stadium in Columbia, S.C. (Photo Credit: Mr. Robert Timmons (IMCOM))VIEW ORIGINAL15 / 16Show Caption +Hide Caption –Sgt. 1st Class Stefan Kassza, with Fort Jackson's operations office and leader of the post's honor guard, prepares to march his troops onto the field during halftime celebrations Nov. 19. The University of South Carolina honored Fort Jackson during their annual Military Appreciation Game. (Photo Credit: Mr. Robert Timmons (IMCOM))VIEW ORIGINAL16 / 16Show Caption +Hide Caption –Soldiers in training from Fort Jackson hold a giant U.S. flag tight during the halftime celebration of the University of South Carolina's 2016 Military Appreciation Day game, Nov. 19 at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia, S.C. (Photo Credit: Mr. Robert Timmons (IMCOM))VIEW ORIGINAL
The University of South Carolina paid homage to the history of Fort Jackson while honoring Soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines during halftime festivities of the school's Military Appreciation Day football game against Western Carolina University, Nov. 19 at Williams Brice Stadium in Columbia, S.C. The USC Gamecocks beat the WCU Catamounts 44-31.
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