20TH CBRNE COMMAND

APG Soldier inspired by STEM

Capt. Brianna Keeling, 20 CBRNE Command

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APG Soldiers complete Marsjmerket march

Finishing the march - Master Sgt. Jammie Camacho, G37 noncommissioned officer in charge for the 20th CBRNE Command, treks through the last section of the Marsjmerket at 5:10 a.m. on Dec. 1. APG Soldiers participated in the Norwegian Ruck March which is a test of strength and endurance inaugurated by the Norwegian army in 1915. (U.S. Army photo by Clem Gaines)

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20th CBRNE Command Celebrates 16th Anniversary

From Left to Right- Brig. Gen. Andy Munera, Pamela Silcox, Spc. Dale Felker, Lt. Col. Jeffery Wilson and Command Sgt, Maj. Henney Hodgkins participate in the traditional cutting of the cake during the 20th CBRNE 16th Anniversary celebration Oct. 16. (Photo Credit: Mr. Clemens Gaines)

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Operation Nittany Lion increased deployment readiness during COVID-19

Nuclear assessment – Majs. Mark Quint (left) and Stacey Yarborough make a radiation contamination assessment of the nuclear reactor pool at the Breazeale Nuclear Reactor at Penn State University during Operation Nittany Li on. (Photo by Dr. Jeffery Geuther, Penn State University)

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Lovett succeeds Cho to command HHC

New commander – As his first act as the new HHC commander, Capt. Paul Lovett passes the flag to First Sgt. Nasario Martinez to signify his trust and confidence in his key advisor. Outgoing commander Capt. Ivan Cho (left) and Col. Michael Kunstbeck, chief of staff, participate in the brief ceremony.

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ARMY'S GLOBALLY RESPONSIVE CBRNE FORCE

Command Information

20th CBRNE Onboarding

The 20th CBRNE Command exercises mission command over assigned FORSCOM CBRN and EOD forces; on order provides CBRN and EOD forces to Army and Joint, Interorganizational, Multinational (JIM) headquarters; on order deploys JTF-E headquarters in support of COCOM requirements.

20th CBRNE CSM Corner

Area to capture Command Guidance, principle of duty, and responsibility.It is the Command's responsibility to ensure a tough, disciplined formation with focused efforts are at the individual, crew and team levels.

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