'I truly do believe that as a sergeant major, you have got to get out and be with the team and make a difference. I think my Family has made a difference to the Fort Huachuca and Sierra Vista community,' Daigle said. Some of it can be immediate, but some of it takes time. You don't necessarily see that as a garrison sergeant major. When you are in a battalion or brigade, you see the difference you make with the Soldiers every day. He said, 'The last 18 months have been challenging but rewarding. Looking back on his time at Fort Huachuca, Daigle reflected on the changes he and his Family have experienced. To McFarland, Daigle said, 'Sir, thank you for your kind words.

'You never questioned if I gave you a call and needed something.'

'Commanders, I appreciate the support you have given me over the last 18 months here at Fort Huachuca, whether we served only six months or 18 months now,' Daigle said. For your selfless service, devotion, and private council you have given me, I thank you.'ДЇollowing McFarland's remarks, Daigle began his speech by thanking numerous individuals in the crowd for their attendance. He sought to right wrongs and serve those who served our nation. 'For the last 18 months, he arrived every day with a determined heart to make our community better. 'He is a Soldier's Soldier, a leader's leader, and probably most importantly, a father's father,' McFarland said. McFarland then returned the sword to Samia who will be the acting garrison sergeant major until the new garrison sergeant major arrives.ДЇollowing the passing of the sword, McFarland spoke highly of Daigle and his leadership efforts. Dan McFarland, Fort Huachuca garrison commander. Ronald Samia, the Directorate of Plans, Training, Mobilization and Security installation operations sergeant major, to Daigle, who then passed the sword to Col. The ceremony consisted of the symbolic passing of the noncommissioned officer's sword and the responsibility of the U.S. Roger Daigle, garrison command sergeant major, said his farewells to the Soldiers, Families and friends who played a part in his role at Fort Huachuca, during his relinquishment of responsibility ceremony Dec. Army) VIEW ORIGINAL 3 / 3 Show Caption + Hide Caption вЂ“ (Photo Credit: U.S. Army) VIEW ORIGINAL 2 / 3 Show Caption + Hide Caption вЂ“ (Photo Credit: U.S. 1 / 3 Show Caption + Hide Caption вЂ“ (Photo Credit: U.S.

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