401st Civil Affairs Battalion

05/25/2021

Think you know about Civil Affairs?

Trained in foreign languages, cultural expertise, and negotiation techniques, CA Soldiers commonly operate in civilian clothes in over 80 different countries worldwide to build networks of formal and informal leaders and accomplish important missions in diplomatically or politically sensitive areas. It is up to YOU to continue the legacy.

05/10/2021

See the world. Become a Civil Affairs Soldier and train with the best.

04/15/2021

It is that time of year again! The 401st CA Battalion will be hosting our final Dining Out on 11 June 2021 at the Rochester Double Tree. To purchase tickets, please go to the Paypal link below and hit the "chip-in" button. The pricing is on the flyer here! If you need a room reservation please call the phone number on the flyer to reserve yourself a room. We look forward to a fantastic event!

Link to PayPal: https://paypal.me/pools/c/8xMrRu4FqW

04/12/2021

02/22/2021

Congratulations to Specialist Anthony Romeo who was the enlisted runner-up at the 352nd Civil Affairs Command Best Warrior Competition at Fort Jackson, SC. He was one of 26 competitors from the 352 CACOM and 151st Theater Information Operations Group. Well done! 👏🇺🇸

02/04/2021

Proudly Celebrating African American History Month. 🎉

Each February, the United States reflects upon and celebrates the tremendous contributions of African Americans to our great nation. When individuals succeed, America succeeds. To this end, Army leaders continue to shape policies to ensure everyone has equal opportunities in the workplace.

Learn more about African Americans in the U.S. Army: https://www.army.mil/africanamericans/

01/27/2021

As the sun sets on Fort Drum, Soldiers of the 401st CA BN salute as “Retreat” plays signaling the day’s end.

01/26/2021

Lessons from past leaders.

in 1880, Gen. Douglas MacArthur was born in Little Rock, Arkansas. MacArthur graduated from the U.S. Military Academy in 1903 and went on to serve as Superintendent of USMA from 1919-1922, Chief of Staff of the United States Army from 1930-1935, Supreme Commander of the Pacific from 1941-1945 and Supreme Commander, UN Forces Korea from 1950-1951.

01/25/2021

Snow day has a different meaning up here at Fort Drum, New York 🥶⛄️❄️

SGT Ben Montreuil of the 401st CA BN gives a cold weather training class to Soldiers amid freezing temps!

Safety is of the utmost importance while conducting Annual Training here over the next couple weeks.

U.S. Army Reserve
352nd Civil Affairs Command
U.S. Army Civil Affairs & Psychological Operations Command (Airborne)

01/18/2021

Start your engines! 🐎🐎🐎

While following CDC and state Covid procedures, the U.S. Army Reserve maintains its unit readiness!

Soldiers of the 401st Civil Affairs Battalion prepare for its Annual Training at Fort Riley and Ft. Drum this week. The 401st will support 1st Infantry Division for War Fighter Exercise (WFX) 21-3 to increase tactical proficiencies.

The Battalion will focus on conducting civil-military operations, civil-military management, and coordinate population control operations.

352nd Civil Affairs Command U.S. Army Civil Affairs & Psychological Operations Command (Airborne)

01/16/2021

🚨‼️Check out our latest Soldier Spotlight‼️🚨

Sergeant Emily Haverty - 38B Civil Affairs Specialist

Newly promoted SGT Haverty joined the Army Reserve in 2017 out of Webster, NY. She then attended Basic Training at Fort Jackson, SC and moved on to complete Advanced Individual Training at Fort Bragg, NC. Haverty also holds a Bachelors Degree in Social Work. Her short term goals are to continue to hone her CA skills and learn how to lead Soldiers. Her long term goals are to explore all the Reserve has to offer and continue her electrical apprenticeship to become a master electrician.

01/12/2021

What questions do you have about Civil Affairs?