110th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade, Missouri Army National Guard

09/12/2025

PANAMA CITY, Panama - Today's Soldier spotlight is on Specialist Melina Dominguez Rivera, a 42A Human Resources Specialist with the Missouri Army National Guard’s 110th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade, who is serving as a translator during PANAMAX 2025.

Her ability to connect U.S. and partner nation forces ensures clear communication and effective coordination throughout this critical multinational exercise focused on the defense of the Panama Canal.

🎥 Watch the video below to hear more about her role and dedication to the mission.

09/11/2025

PANAMA CITY, Panama- Good morning from the Soldiers of the 110th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade. Training continues today with our Panamanian counterparts.

09/11/2025

PANAMA CITY, Panama - The protection and defense of the Panama Canal was designated as the primary focus of the Panamax Alfa 2025 exercise, which was conducted this month with participation from U.S. and Panamanian forces.

The exercise is a demonstration of continued cooperation, interoperability, and commitment among participating forces to safeguard one of the world’s most critical waterways.

Watch the interview with Colonel Chris Powers, 110th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade, Missouri Army National Guard and Deputy Commissioner of the Panamanian National Border Service, Maritza Censión, to see how Panamax Alfa 2025 builds cooperation, readiness, and interoperability among partner forces.

09/10/2025

PANAMA CITY, Panama - Good morning from the Soldiers of the 110th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade.

Today, Soldiers of the 110th MEB are training alongside their Panamanian counterparts, building skills and strengthening partnerships. The combined effort will focus on readiness, teamwork, and the exchange of knowledge to ensure both forces are better prepared for future missions.

Together, we grow stronger.

09/10/2025

PANAMA CITY, Panama - Soldiers with the 110th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade are taking part in this years joint training exercise in Panama working alongside their Panamanian conterparts to strengthen interoperability and readiness.

Mission-essential skills were refined and operations were carried out in tropical terrain, ensuring that the brigade’s ability to respond to diverse challenges at home and abroad was enhanced.

Technical and tactical proficiency were sharpened, and lasting partnerships were built in support of regional security and stability.

It was demonstrated by the 404th MEB that readiness knows no borders. d

09/09/2025

ST. LOUIS, Mo. – Today’s Soldier spotlight is on Specialist Savannah Bridgeford, a 68E Dental Specialist with the Missouri Army National Guard.
When she is not serving in uniform, SPC Bridgeford works at Barnes-Jewish Hospital as an ER Technician. She is also enrolled at Columbia College, pursuing a nursing degree to continue her passion for helping others. She joined the Missouri Army National Guard to take advantage of the educational opportunities available to Soldiers and to travel the world while serving her country.
A dedicated professional both in and out of uniform, SPC Bridgeford exemplifies commitment, service, and growth, representing the best of the Citizen-Soldier tradition.

09/07/2025

CAMP CROWDER, Mo. - The 110th Maneuver Enhancemnet Brigade conducted annual weapons qualification, 2025.
This training ensures that Soldiers maintain proficiency with their assigned weapons, reinforcing readiness and lethality as part of the Army National Guard’s commitment to state and federal missions.

08/03/2025

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The 110th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade honored Sgt. 1st Class Travis Dean Earley during his retirement ceremony after decades of dedicated service to the Missouri Army National Guard and the United States Army.

Earley’s career included deployments in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom, as well as multiple state missions supporting Missouri communities during emergencies. His leadership and mentorship left a lasting impact on Soldiers across the brigade.

The Missouri Army National Guard and the Soldiers of the 110th MEB thank SFC. Earley for his faithful service and wish him continued success in his future endeavors.

07/28/2025

Sergeant Trace Thompson getting after it again. Congratulations on this great achievement.

A big shoutout to Alpha Company’s very own Sergeant Trace Thompson for successfully completing the Army’s Basic Mountaineering Course. Congratulations, Sergeant Thompson—your achievement reflects the grit and excellence we strive for. Way to make Alpha Company proud!

07/04/2025

Happy Independence Day from the Soldiers of the 110th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade.

Today, we celebrate 248 years of freedom, courage, and the enduring spirit of the American people. As we honor our nation’s founding, we also recognize the commitment of the Soldiers, Families, Allies and partners who stand together to defend liberty every day — at home and across the globe.

From across the state of Missouri, Happy 4th of July!

06/13/2025

Across the state of Missouri, Annual Training was conducted by Soldiers of the 110th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade, with a focus on mission ex*****on, communication, and coordination.

Infantry tactics were refined, Field Artillery missions were executed with precision and Signal operations were maintained to ensure seamless communication.
Command and control systems were tested and proven effective in dynamic environments.

Throughout the training, readiness was enhanced, and mission success was achieved through teamwork, discipline, and determination.

Another successful annual training was completed by the Soldiers of the 110th MEB — always ready, always relevant.

06/10/2025

CAMP CLARK, Nevada, Mo. – “Get It Done!” This is the motto of the 110th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade, and that is exactly what the soldiers did during a blood drive held at Camp Clark during annual training.

The Soldiers ended up donating 33 units of blood to the American Red Cross out of Springfield, Missouri.

For many, this was their first-time donating blood. Specialist Chelsea Roothame, a supply specialist (92Y), stated, “This is the right thing to do, and it feels good to help possibly save a life.”

Another first-time donor, Specialist Waylon Orourke, an IT Specialist (25B), said, “It's wonderful knowing that my blood will be going to people in need.”

For other Soldiers, this was not their first time, like Sergeant First Class Nathan King, a Recruiting and Retention NCO (79T). “The better part of me wants to serve others and know I’m doing something to help. I think this blood drive is an amazing way to help the local community.”

Millie West, the drive lead phlebotomist from the American Red Cross, said this is the second year in a row that they've come to Camp Clark, and she is overwhelmed with appreciation seeing so many Soldiers give back to the community.