Creating a unit-organic H2F Program Interviews

Video by Staff Sgt. Raquel Birk

5th Armored Brigade

May 5, 2025 | 3:11

Capt. Chante K. Burnell, 5th Armored Brigade Holistic Health and Fitness officer in charge, and Capt. Kristin Y. McDaniel, 5th Armored Brigade fitness trainer and signal officer, discuss their approach to assessing unit training needs to meet the demands of modern Observer, Coach/Trainer mission success. H2F empowers and equips Soldiers to take charge of their health, fitness, and well-being to optimize their individual performance while also preventing injury or disease. H2F takes a holistic approach to fitness by addressing five readiness domains (physical, mental, nutrition, sleep, and spiritual), understanding that each domain impacts the others, so we need to educate our Soldiers and provide them the resources needed to maximize their performance on and off the battlefield.

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Creating a unit-organic H2F Program Interviews

Mission:
189th IN BDE (CATB) observes, coaches, and trains our ARNG and USAR partners to provide trained and ready units to support combatant commander requirements around the world. O/O, conduct Mobilization and Large Scale Mobilization Operations (LSMO) in support of our ARNG and USAR partners to meet combatant commander OPLAN requirements.
Vision:
Our purpose is to support First Army’s mission to achieve FORSCOM directed readiness and deliver trained and ready NG and RC forces. We accomplish this through partnership with the National Guard and US Army Reserve as FORSCOM’s proponent for the integration of the Army’s Total Force Policy (ATFP) and execution of Mobilization Training Centers (MTC) operations as part of the Army’s LSMO effort.

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