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Ms. Whitehead,
On behalf of LTG Gregory Anderson, commanding general, XVIII Airborne Corps and the entire Fort Bragg community, we extend our sincerest congratulations on your selection as a 2026 Fort Bragg Airborne Ambassador.
This is a significant achievement, and you should be incredibly proud of this accomplishment. We can’t thank you enough for all that you have done and continue to do for our Soldiers, their families, and our Veteran community.
As an Airborne Ambassador, you will play a crucial role in representing Fort Bragg and continuing to foster strong relationships throughout the surrounding communities.
We look forward to officially extending our appreciation and recognizing your new role by presenting you with your Airborne Ambassador maroon blazer during a special awards dinner April 30, 2026, at the Iron Mike Conference Center on Fort Bragg, at 6 p.m. Official invites will be sent soon, but in the meantime please take the time to provide your blazer size at your earliest convenience so we can have it ready.
Again, congratulations on this well-deserved honor.
Sincerely,
COL Mary [ ], XVIII Airborne Corps, Fort Bragg
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