He has deployed multiple times to Iraq and Afghanistan, first as a troop commander and later as a battalion commander and brigade executive officer. I’m really excited for this opportunity to lead the garrison team.”īrown spent much of his career with the 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. I’ve had support from garrison teams, and now it’s finally my turn to give back to the Army Soldiers and Families who have given so much to me.

“For the past 23 years I’ve been on the receiving end of that. “The garrison command mission is to take care of Soldiers and Families and ensure that the units here at Fort Carson have the resources and facilities they need to fight and win our nation’s wars,” said Brown. Nate Springer relinquished command responsibilities to Brown during a traditional ceremony that featured the 4th Infantry Division Band, the Fort Carson Mounted Color Guard and representatives from a multitude of units and community organizations connected to the Mountain Post.īrown comes to the Mountain Post from Camp Dodge, Iowa, where he served as the command inspector general for the Iowa National Guard. Army Installation Management Command-Readiness, officiated as Col. Brown during a change of command ceremony at Founders Field July 19, 2022.īrenda Lee McCullough, director, U.S. (Photo Credit: Antonio Francis) VIEW ORIGINALįORT CARSON, Colo. Nate Springer, right, during a change of command ceremony at Founders Field July 19, 2022. Brister II, signaling the passing of the command from Col. Army Garrison Fort Carson, to Garrison Command Sgt.Maj. Brown, second from left, incoming commander, U.S. Army Installation Management Command-Readiness, officiates the passing of the garrison guidon from Col. Brenda Lee McCullough, left, director, U.S.

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