Due to the government shutdown, Fort Campbell social media platforms will not be updated. Fort Campbell will continue to deliver life, health, and safety services. BACH remains open 24/7 to provide emergency and inpatient care. For more information: https://t.co/KujCOI10q3

October is Energy Action Month, a great time to find better ways to save energy, and to promote mission readiness at Fort Campbell. Every effort taken by our military community helps us to improve our capability and resilience. We can all do our part: https://t.co/FU5f8La16h

Update: Ripcord Road will close between Glider Road and 59thStreet for repairs on Sep. 22-UTC. Gate 7 remains closed to all traffic. Read more here: https://t.co/VuY0Zhvn3z

Today we solemnly honors the memory of those lives lost during the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, and those that answered our Nation’s call in years that followed. We remain steadfast in our duty to remember, honor, and to serve—ensuring that the legacy of their sacrifice endures.

Preparation makes every situation more manageable. ✅ Stay informed about potential hazards ✅ Create an emergency plan ✅ Sign up for the Disaster Personnel Accountability & Assessment System (ADPAAS) for real-time updates: https://t.co/nXOYbLh2X9

If you are struggling - connect with a friend, mentor, family member, or text / chat / call the 988 Lifeline - it is available 24/7/365. Your conversations are free and confidential. You are not alone. Fort Campbell Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) https://t.co/S7cwPdutnW

September is National Preparedness Month! The 2025 theme "Preparedness Starts at Home" focuses on getting back to the essentials of preparedness. For a basic emergency supply kit list and tips on how to store and maintain it, visit: https://t.co/EkY6kdZPdl

UPDATE TO GATE 7 CLOSURE Commercial vehicles must use Gate 10 to access the installation. During closure, Gate 5 will open 5 am-9 pm, Mon-Fri and will close weekends, holidays, and training holidays.

Yesterday, we honored our Division's 22nd #MedalofHonor recipient, former Spc. Kenneth David. This MoH plaque will be forever be displayed in the Division headquarters, in our MoH Rotunda, honoring the legacy, service, and sacrifice of these 22 remarkable individuals. #airassault

The Army Maintenance Application (ArMA) has recently transitioned to a new URL: https://t.co/FiSV6G0b6J. This change is part of ongoing efforts to provide more secure and reliable service. Submit workorders thru ArMA App or https://t.co/FiSV6G0b6J, or by calling (270)798-1200.

Save the date! The next Fort Campbell Community Town Hall will be held Sept. 3 at 10 a.m., at Cole Park Commons. The topics for the Town Hall are: • Career Skills Program • Spouse Employment • Volunteer Opportunities There will be an info fair Immediately following

Ready to build a culture of trust? Reach out to the R2 Performance Center at 270-461-0691. #101DaysofSummer #AirAssault #Trust #SpeakUpSeventeenWeCantLipSyncThisOne 3/3

This culture of trust means every Soldiers’ voice is heard – empowering them to share ideas, ask questions, and report concerns without hesitation. This fuels innovation and ensures we learn from every challenge. The result? Stronger, safer, and more effective teams. 2/3

Unleash Potential: The Power of Psychological Safety Mistakes happen. What matters is how we respond. In a psychologically safe unit, errors become opportunities to learn and adapt, not causes for fear. 1/3

and Emergencies call 270-798-8400/8005 after hours, weekends, and holidays. National Domestic Violence Hotline: 24/7, 800-799-7233 or visit https://t.co/eUO2Q2LoBB for chat services. En Español: https://t.co/qOiKTeY9aW 5/5

•Seeking help if you are in an abusive relationship and supporting others in similar situations. Fort Campbell Resources: Family Advocacy Program (FAP) 270-798-8601 during business hours, ACS Family Advocacy at 270-412-5500, 4/5

•Finding healthy ways to resolve and manage conflict without violence. •Having honest, respectful, and open communication about relationship issues. •Using available resources for economic difficulties, including housing, basic needs, and healthcare (mental health). 3/5

Let’s stand together to create homes built on trust, respect, and safety for every military family. Support is Strength. Prevention of domestic violence begins with: •Building healthy relationships and communicating effectively. 2/5

Healthy relationships are the foundation of mission readiness. Let’s lead with respect and communicate with care both on duty and at home. No one should feel unsafe in their home. If you or someone you know is facing domestic violence, help is available. You are not alone! 1/5

Open the Lines: Ensure constant, clear communication during transition. Encourage Outreach: Familiarize all Soldiers with resources like Eagle Guardians. Let's turn challenges into opportunities for integration. Build a team where everyone belongs and thrives. 4/4