Faces of Fort Cavazos

Faces of Fort Hood: David Dixon

Part of being in the military is being in shape, and many soldiers have a background in sports before they enlist. This includes veterans like David Dixon, founder and coach of 'Just Throw It Texas'.

Faces of Fort Hood: Scott Robison

Central Texas is full of hardworking men and women who choose to remain local after retiring from the military — including Veterans like Scott Robison, a retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel.

Faces of Fort Hood: Cpt. Anna Jones

Cpt. Anna Jones is an officer in the 1st Cavalry Division’s 3rd Armored Brigade, but she just started out as a humble girl from Michigan with a love for sports.

Faces of Fort Hood: Rose Becton

March is Women’s History Month and with Central Texas being home to Fort Hood, there is no shortage of remarkable women living and working in the area.

Faces of Fort Hood: Georgiana Cleverley

March is Women’s History Month and in Central Texas, there is no shortage of women that have left their mark on history.

Faces of Fort Hood: SFC Kenneth Broadnax

Set to retire after decades of service, he has never forgotten why he joined in 1987 after growing up in Los Angeles.

Faces of Fort Hood: CSM Shade Munday

CSM Munday has now been defending his country for 30 years — leaving lasting impressions on those who have served under his leadership.

Faces of Fort Hood: Corporal Ryan Hawkins

When soldiers aren’t training for battle, they are performing the same kinds of jobs that civilians do -- like Corporal Ryan Hawkins of Fort Hood, who is also a Fort Hood firefighter.

Faces of Fort Hood: MAJ Tim Watts

Military service isn’t always about going to war. Sometimes, it’s about connecting with the community you serve.

Faces of Fort Hood: Frantzy Mesadieu

Opportunity and success is why many people immigrate to the U.S. and some of them even choose to serve in the Armed Forces.

Faces of Fort Hood: Marta Rivera

Military service often comes with a sense of duty to your community that lasts a lifetime. That is exactly how it is for Marta Rivera.

Faces of Fort Hood: Willie Keller

Most veterans are familiar with the VFW — and many Central Texans are a member of one. But did you know there's one located on Fort Hood?
Faces of Fort Hood: Shirley Mathews

Many veterans find a way to serve their community after they'd spent years serving their country. That includes Shirley Mathews, a retired U.S. Army veteran who now calls Killeen home.

Faces of Fort Hood: SGT Cinthia Ramirez

Until recent years female service members weren’t allowed to serve in combat roles, but things have changed.

Faces of Fort Hood: Dorothea Goodson

Members of the military join to serve their country and for some that call to service doesn’t end when the uniform comes off.

Faces of Fort Hood: SPC Xavier Gonzalez

Soldiers from Fort Hood have been deploying to Europe more often since Russia invaded Ukraine. Soldiers like SPC Gonzalez, soldier in the 1st Cavalry Division’s 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team.

Faces of Fort Hood: Joshua Missouri

Serving in the military comes with certain benefits like higher education but many service members don’t know what to do when it comes to using those education benefits.

Faces of Fort Hood: Sergeant Erick Ceja

Every day U.S. service members do extraordinary things to defend the nation and once a year the USO honors one from each branch of the military.

Faces of Fort Hood: PFC Marcus Wilburn

Nothing says Thanksgiving like a well-cooked feast but for some soldiers on Fort Hood, sharing that meal with loved ones isn’t an option.

Faces of Fort Hood: SPC Leslie Myers

For generations, Native Americans have proudly donned our nation’s uniforms and fought to protect it. Soldiers like Leslie Myers, Specialist with the 1st Cavalry Division at Fort Hood.

Faces of Fort Hood: Deia Aubrey

Say hello to retired Command Sergeant Major Deia Aubrey, a woman who spent three decades proudly serving her country in the U.S. Army.

Faces of Fort Hood: Linda Valentine

Life as a military spouse can be much harder than you think, especially when you’re raising kids at the same time.

Faces of Fort Hood: Trooper Ricky Stroud

Central Texas is full of veterans who chose to take their uniforms off only to put a new one on. One veteran proudly served his country for 10 years and now wakes up every morning to continue.

Faces of Fort Hood: SFC Kimberly Eagans

Being one of the few Americans that qualify to serve in the military is one thing but making the choice to serve isn’t a whole other challenge.
Faces of Fort Hood: Jaime Chapman

Meet Jaime Chapman, a U.S. Army Reserve veteran and military spouse living on Fort Hood. An enormous place compared to her humble small-town roots.

Faces of Fort Hood: James Cook

Before becoming a teacher, one Killeen ISD teacher spent more than two decades serving his country as a soldier in U.S. Army.

Faces of Fort Hood: CPT Zachary Schmidt

Zachary Schmidt is a captain in the 3rd Cavalry Regiment that has taken his love of fitness and used it to inspire and train both his fellow soldiers and the off-post community.

Faces of Fort Hood: 1st Lt. Brianna Lockard

With both parents having served full careers in the Army, she grew up calling many places home and that wasn’t always an easy life.

Faces of Fort Hood: Dutch soldier stationed at Fort Hood

Captain Stopples is one of many in a long line of Dutch armed forces that have served at Fort Hood over the past 25 years.

Faces of Fort Hood: Staff Sergeant Kevin Burzesi

Thousands of men and women join the military to defend our nation every year but for some of them one uniform is not enough.

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