Army Reserve Cyber Soldiers Briefed on OCAR Role
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- •OCAR briefing aimed at career development for Army Reserve Cyber Soldiers.
- •Chief Warrant Officer 5 Lashon White led the presentation.
- •Event held at the Army Research Laboratory in Adelphi, Maryland.
On September 12, 2026, Chief Warrant Officer 5 Lashon White presented to the Army Reserve Cyber Protection Brigade at the Army Research Laboratory in Adelphi, Maryland. The briefing focused on the Office of the Chief Army Reserve (OCAR) and its potential benefits for soldiers' careers. Col. Andrew Walsh introduced White, emphasizing the importance of understanding OCAR's role within the Army Reserve. The event aimed to enhance soldiers' knowledge about career advancement opportunities related to OCAR. This initiative is part of ongoing efforts to support the professional development of Army Reserve Cyber Soldiers.
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2026-09-12
OCAR briefing conducted
Chief Warrant Officer 5 Lashon White presented to the Army Reserve Cyber Protection Brigade about OCAR's role.
Article 12026-09-12
Col. Andrew Walsh introduces White
Col. Andrew Walsh introduced Chief Warrant Officer 5 Lashon White to the soldiers before the presentation.
Article 22026-09-12
Presentation focused on career benefits
The briefing highlighted how OCAR can benefit soldiers' individual careers.
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