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Washington D.C. - HELP PREVENT SUICIDE! If you are not doing so already, please use this moment to start spreading awareness about Suicide; the leading cause of death among service members. It is important now more then ever to join in the fight to prevent Suicide. You can start through Ask, Care, and Escort. #Ask: Have the courage to calmy ask someone if they are thinking about committing suicide. #Care: If they reveal a plan of harm, let them know that there are people who care and have the tools to help. Let them know that you care! #Escort: Don't leave them alone. Bring them to a family member, friend, doctor, counselor or any trusted person. If needed, call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-273-8255. For more information, go to dc.ng.mil/resources/suicide-prevention.

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642nd Cooking for Annual Training

715th Public Affairs Detachment

June 5, 2025 | 1:02

U.S. Army Spc. Lafrederick Conley, a culinary specialist with the 642nd Quartermaster Detachment, leads daily dining facility operations during Annual Training at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania, on Jun. 5, 2025. Culinary specialists and noncommissioned officers take pride in fueling the force, ensuring Soldiers receive the nutrition needed to sustain mission readiness. Throughout Annual Training, elements of the 74th Troop Command executed live-fire ranges and field exercises in a scalable Large Scale Combat Operations environment. (U.S. Army video by Sgt. Noel Williams)