(It will take care of itself), stay flexible and, don't be afraid to follow-up until you get the results you need to achieve the mission. (Dignity and respect), 3) DonвЂ™t worry about your NCOER or OERвЂ¦just do the right thing. (Safety), 2) Nobody said life is farвЂ¦but we donвЂ™t have to be unfair to others. With the relinquishment of command authority passed from Dreska to Joseph, Dreska had a few words of wisdom to pass along to his successor from those whoвЂ™ve given essential guidance throughout his military career. I canвЂ™t wait for him to get that one-star so I can be there to either pin it on him or celebrate with him.вЂќ вЂњAt the end of the day, heвЂ™s a great guy and a great leader. WeвЂ™ll get the mission done,вЂќ said Betty.Д«etty continued as he expressed his optimism for Dreska and future endeavors for DreskaвЂ™s military career. He is a smart man and has a story for everything, and if something had gone awry, he would say вЂњsergeant major, refocus. вЂњPlacing the welfare of our Soldiers over the mission was essential in achieving an effective command.

Gregory Betty, the outgoing 1st Brigade command sergeant major who departed his position 24 hours after DreskaвЂ™s change of command shared his what enabled him and Dreska to succeed as a commander and CSM duo and what heвЂ™ll miss most about Dreska. вЂњJohn invested the time and built relationships resulting in unprecedented partnerships for instructor certification and accreditation,вЂќ said Lopez.Д¬ommand Sgt. Dreska made his unit and the Army more ready by driving increases in medical readiness, instructor certification, evaluations as well as planning, equipping, manning, and executing 489 classes for 10,638 students across four training locations, his most significant contributions were not things that could be captured by a metric or number,вЂќ said Lopez.ДЄside from DreskaвЂ™s achievements being mentioned during his time commanding the 1st Brigade, Lopez stated that one of his greatest attributes is his masterful ability to build relations across the divisionвЂ™s chain of command and the Army. Hector Lopez, 94th TD-FS commanding general, also highlighted DreskaвЂ™s ability to produce Soldiers capable of carrying out their perspective MOS during his remarks given at the change of command ceremony. These training elements paired with Soldier readiness, certified instructors, accreditation, and the brigadeвЂ™s Army Program of Individual Training enabled us to deliver total force sustainment readiness,вЂќ said Dreska.Д«rig. We train Soldiers in the Advanced Leader Course and the Senior Leader Course. вЂњWe reclassified Soldiers in their Military Occupational Specialties. John Joseph as the new brigade commander May 19, 2018, in a change of command ceremony.ДЇor Dreska, a Troop Program Unit service member and a six-year Defense Logistics Agency/Maritime Division Chief for Army & Marine Corps Industrial Support staffer, his two year tenure begun with his eagerness to finally fulfill his goal of commanding a quartermaster brigade and concluded with outstanding achievements that enhanced 1st BrigadeвЂ™s ability to train and generate mission-ready Soldiers. Army Reserve Center to bid farewell to Col. The 1st Brigade (Quartermaster), a down-trace unit of the 94th Training Division-Force Sustainment, gathered at the Maj.

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