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Eighth Army held an awards ceremony July 15, 2022, to formally recognize its 2022 Eighth Army Best Warrior Competition winner. From left to right: to 2nd Lt. Thomas Schwind, 35th Air Defense Artillery Brigade; Warrant Officer Jacob Regan, 501st Military Intelligence Brigade; Staff Sgt. Calvin Miller, 2nd Infantry Division; Pfc. Nolan Murray, 1st Signal Brigade (since promoted to specialist); and Pfc. Young Hyun Kang, Eighth Army Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion.
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Eighth Army held an awards ceremony July 15 to formally recognize its 2022 Eighth Army Best Warrior Competition winners. In front of staff and major subordinate command leaders, the Soldiers were praised for their hard work and dedication by Lt. Gen. Bill Burleson, Eighth Army commanding general, and Command Sgt. Maj. Robert Cobb, Eighth Army senior enlisted advisor.
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Staff Sgt. Calvin Miller, 2nd Infantry Division, accepts a gift from a military support organization for winning the NCO category of the 2022 Eighth Army Best Warrior Competition. An awards ceremony was held at Eighth Army headquarters on Camp Humphreys, South Korea, July 15, 2022.
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Lt. Gen. Bill Burleson, Eighth Army commanding general, pins the Army Commendation Medal on Cpl. Young Hyun Kang, Eighth Army Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion, July 15, 2022. Kang participated in the 2022 Eighth Army Best Warrior Competition and won the KATUSA (Korean Augmentation to the U.S. Army) Category. All five best warriors were recognized during a ceremony on U.S. Army Garrison-Humphreys.
Eighth Army held an awards ceremony July 15 to formally recognize its 2022 Eighth Army Best Warrior Competition winners. In front of staff and major subordinate command leaders, the Soldiers were praised for their hard work and dedication by Lt. Gen. Bill Burleson, Eighth Army commanding general, and Command Sgt. Maj. Robert Cobb, Eighth Army senior enlisted advisor.
“What you Soldiers accomplished is something that you can take with you for the rest of your lives,” Burleson said.
He added the winners represent the best in Eighth Army and appreciates their above-and-beyond commitment to the mission on the Korean peninsula, which began in 1950.
Each Soldier was awarded the Army Commendation Medal along with additional gifts from local military support groups. They were also awarded gift certificates to on-post facilities, which were provided by the Army and Air Force Exchange and Army Morale, Welfare and Recreation.
Cobb said the Eighth Army Best Warrior Competition was grueling, but it prepared the winners to move on to the U.S. Army Pacific Best Warrior Competition held in Hawaii. Staff Sgt. Calvin Miller, 2nd Infantry Division, won the NCO category at both Eighth Army and at USARPAC. He will now compete at the All Army Best Warrior Competition later this year.
Congratulations to the 2022 Eighth Army Best Warrior Competition winners:
SOLDIER CATEGORY
Pfc. Nolan Murray, 1st Signal Brigade (since promoted to specialist)
NCO CATEGORY
Staff Sgt. Calvin Miller, 2nd Infantry Division
KATUSA (Korean Augmentation to the U.S. Army) CATEGORY
Cpl. Young Hyun Kang, Eighth Army Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion
OFFICER CATEGORY
2nd Lt. Thomas Schwind, 35th Air Defense Artillery Brigade
WARRANT OFFICER CATEGORY
Warrant Officer Jacob Regan, 501st Military Intelligence Brigade
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