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Interview:Brig. Gen. Ravi Wagh Reflects on Command of 54th Security Force Assistance Brigade

Michigan Army National Guard commander Brig. Gen. Ravi Wagh reflects on his time serving as commander of the 54th Security Force Assistance Brigade (SFAB), sharing his experiences, leadership perspective and the impact of the brigade’s mission to build partnerships and strengthen allied and partner

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Michigan Army National Guard commander Brig. Gen. Ravi Wagh reflects on his time serving as commander of the 54th Security Force Assistance Brigade (SFAB), sharing his experiences, leadership perspective and the impact of the brigade’s mission to build partnerships and strengthen allied and partner forces. (Video by 1st Lt. Paige Bodine)

QUESTIONS: What was your role with the 54th SFAB? And when was your years of service within the organization? What was your first impression of the 54th SFAB? What made the organization unique compared to other units you have served with? What word best describes the 54th SFAB and why? When you think about your time in the brigade, what is the first memory that comes to mind? What legacy do you believe the 54th SFAB leaves behind? What accomplishment are you most proud of? What do you hope people remember about this organization years from now? Tell me about a moment that perfectly captures the spirit of the 54th SFAB? What is a moment that made you especially proud to wear the patch? What did the men and women of the 54th SFAB accomplish that outsiders may not fully understand? What relationships or partnerships stand out most to you? How did serving in this brigade change you personally or professionally? If you could speak directly to every Solder who served in the 54th SFAB, what would you say? Finish this sentence: “The 54th SFAB will always be remembered for _____?

Interview:Brig. Gen. Ravi Wagh Reflects on Command of 54th Security Force Assistance Brigade

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