63rd ESB hosts prayer breakfast

With Each deployment will be an essential task, you must make before all important make checklists, "go", shall be adopted in accordance with the task. Soldiers company b, 63rd Expeditionary signal Battalion and their chaplain Captain Brian Minietta, keep breaking bread with prayer Breakfast held development 11 Gordon Club of these essential tasks.

Several Soldiers played a contribution to the overall success of the company breakfast. Pfc.Jamie Bell and Pfc. William Bailey read Bible comforting expressions.

Is no doubt a war profit is largely due to the efforts of professional Soldiers, but the value of his or her family is reproduced in Annex I to the part of the results of the war. undertaking b-Families 63rd ESB were remembered by prayer, Patti Minietta, wife of chaplain (Captain) Brian Minietta and Sgt. 1st Class Thomas said special prayer Rechell routine checks to reveal the presence of Soldiers, company b, 63rd ESB.

Breakfast during the Navy information Operations Command Georgia Choir sang uplifting songs such as "Battle Hymn of the Republic".

Chaplain (Col) Craig Wiley, Setup chaplain and have sent the speaker shared the General George Marsh, which would help to reveal the presence of Soldiers-a tender."I look forward to a spiritual life in the context of the military as it is all the more important than the physical equipment, ...Soldier \ the heart, the Soldier's spirit of Soldier's soul all. in the absence of the Soldier's soul hurts [him], he may not be invoked and will fail to maintain himself/herself and her ... in the end National strength is only the heart and spirit unto the children of men."

The installation it is recommended that the obligation to provide the chaplain for the soldiers on a daily basis during the introduction of a good day. "Some of you have been such a deployment, and other of you has not, "said Wiley."Help each other during the deployment and other talk to God. "

Company b Soldiers preparing for deployment on the 63rd ESB through the use of the Fort Irwin culminating in the fields of education, training, Calif., National Training center and two communication exercises and command post exercises, Fort Hood, Texas, in accordance with their Commander, Captain Eric Holbrooks. "We have support for communications to the 2nd Armored Calvary Regiment, "said Holbrooks.