2-108th Infantry Battalion, New York Army National Guard

Iron Soldiers, If your on Instagram give SMA Grinston, a follow. Get the most up to date on the ACFT right from the source. And see his live interviews. Great job SMA Grinston. Blood and Iron.

Iron Soldiers, Today members of TF Iron still in the Nation's Capitol supporting federal authorities received a care package from Utica Coffee Roasting Company. Thank you to the folks at Utica Coffee for the support, and an especially big thank you from the Soldiers working through the midnight hours. Blood and Iron

Iron Soldiers, Being away on mission is always a difficult time to set a goal to achieve. But Spc Nelson of the Battalion Mortar section did just that. He organized and planned a ruck route to help prepare his soldiers for an EIB assessment later this year that past multiple National monuments with a quick stop to pay respects at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Keep up the great job Spc Nelson. "Blood and Iron"

Iron Soldiers, along with others from the 27th Infantry Brigade Combat Team serving in our nation’s capital, participated in a senior leader-led visit to Arlington National Cemetery earlier this week. While there, they visited the graves of distinguished New York Army National Guard Soldiers and shared the lessons we can learn from those who served before us. Blood and Iron!

Listed in the lobby of the Rayburn House Office Building, the largest office building for members of Congress at the U.S. Capitol, are the names of every service member who gave their life in service to the Nation since Sept. 11, 2001. Among those names are four from the Iron Battalion who made the ultimate sacrifice. They are: PFC Nathan P. Brown SPC Segun F. Akintade SGT Michael A. Uvanni SGT David L. Roustum... If you’re ever in Washington, D.C., and find yourself at the U.S. Capitol, be sure to stop by and pay your respects to the heroes who’ve given everything in the name of freedom. Blood and Iron!