Faces of Fort Cavazos

Faces of Fort Hood: Keri Betley

Fort Hood is more than just the men and women in uniform serving there, it’s a community of families.

Faces of Fort Hood: William Brummett

Central Texans are connected to Fort Hood in many ways, including making the surrounding community their home after serving there.

Faces of Fort Hood: Meet Corporal Rianna Chavis

Meet Corporal Rianna Chavis, a military working dog handler who, with the help of her dog Vvasco, works directly with Fort Hood Military Police to protect the massive installation.

Faces of Fort Hood: John Valentine

Fort Hood is more than a military installation, it’s a community of individuals committed to serving in many ways. Many have cities around Fort Hood they call home after serving in uniform there.

Faces of Fort Hood: Sgt. Joshua Macias

Meet Sergeant Joshua Macias, a non-commissioned officer with the 2nd Squadron in the 3rd Cavalry Regiment and this year’s 3rd Armored Corps NCO of the year.

Faces of Fort Hood: Private First Class Andres Casado

Meet Andres Casado a 36-year-old Private First Class serving at Fort Hood, but he is not yet a U.S. citizen.

Faces of Fort Hood: Annette Whittenberger

Central Texans are connected to Fort Hood in many ways, each with a unique story to tell. Meet Annette Whittenberger, a U.S. Army veteran who proudly served her country for 17 years.

Military spouse proves Fort Hood isn't just a military installation

Meet Andrea Kim, a U.S. Army veteran, military spouse, and this year’s III Corps volunteer of the year.

Army veteran went from serving his country to serving his community

Meet Nathan Peters, a veteran who beat addiction, proudly served his country, and now applies that same dedication to serving the Fort Hood community.

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