Psyop Regimental Association

08/22/2026

For those interested

Training Analyst (Collective Training)
GS-1702-12
PO Proponent, USAJFKSWCS

Open Date: 08/21/2026
Close Date: 09/04/2026

https://www.usajobs.gov/job/881699900?fbclid=IwZnRzaAT1yIFwZG9mAWZkaWQWUM9yTROeRdgbAu###J_NJ179mjErfmV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkCjY2Mjg1NjgzNzkAAR6T0yz9u5gkoFxNWvzrCQkvWX-Gw60zWWjP1k-d01VUCtruTaBziXZrnAlRUw_aem_N_T6zOBLAFdEqqXCrkR1DA

About the Position: This position is located at U.S. Special Operations Command (Army), USASOC Fort Bragg, NC.

08/17/2026

Reminder: MG Robert A. McClure Medallion Call for Nominations

Nomination packets must be submitted no later than 31 August 2026.

The United States Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School (USAJFKSWCS) and the Psychological Operations Proponent are actively seeking FY26 Major General Robert A. McClure Medallion (Bronze, Silver and Gold) Nominations for consideration during the upcoming Regimental Honors Panel in order to recognize those individuals who have provided significant long-lasting positive contributions to the welfare and advancement of the PO Regiment and greater Influence Community of Interest as an active or reserve component Soldier, Department of Army Civilian and/or civilian in a private capacity.

Nomination Packets must include:
- MG Robert A. McClure Nomination Form.

Command Endorsement:
- All nominations for nominees who are currently serving must be submitted through the chain of command (COC) up to the required level of endorsement stated below, who may then submit the nomination packet for consideration.
--Gold and Silver medallion nominations must be endorsed by the first Colonel / O6 (Sister-Service / allied / partner equivalent) in the nominees COC.
-- Bronze medallion nominations must be endorsed by the first Lieutenant Colonel / O5 (Sister-Service / allied / partner equivalent) in the nominees COC.
- Retiree, veteran, or civilian nominations should be submitted directly to the PO Commandant’s Office, for processing and panel consideration.
-- Gold and Silver medallion nominations must be reviewed and endorsed by the PO Commandant prior to panel consideration.
-- Bronze medallion nominations must be reviewed and endorsed by the PO Proponent Director prior to panel consideration.

- Nomination letter: This is the opportunity to articulate to the panel a nominee’s significant contributions. The letter must meet the following criteria:
-- Must not exceed three (3) pages in length.
-- Must be clear and concise highlighting the nominees’ significant contributions that has had or will have a long-lasting positive impact on the PO Regiment, both in and out of service as applicable. Contributions should be described using an action (what did the nominee do), effect (what occurred because of the actions(s)), and impact (how did it contribute to the PO Regiment) format. Separate contributions should be broken into individual paragraphs.
-- Should not be a review of assignment histories, or evaluation and award bullets and narratives.

- Biography (no longer than two (2) pages): This is a separate document from the nomination letter, highlighting additional contributions to the PO Regiment, Military or Civilian career highlights, honors, awards / decorations, schools / education, and or any additional relevant information.

- Soldier Talent Profile (STP) / Soldier Record Brief (SRB) / Officer Record Brief (ORB), Civilian Career Brief or equivalent documents (service equivalent, Copy 4 of DD Form 214, Curriculum Vitae).

- Professional Photo: A color 8”x10” head and shoulder photo. DA or service equivalent photos are considered professional photos. Digital submissions will include a high-resolution photo in a graphic format (.jpg, .pdf, .png, or .gif).

Nominations must be submitted no later than 31 August 2026

Please submit nominations or questions to Mr. Jeff Kennedy at [email protected] / [email protected] or 910-396-4349

PO Proponent Policy 01-24 which provides guidance on nominations, MG Robert A. McClure Nomination Form, and example nomination letters can be found at the following links:
PO Regiment Army SharePoint/Teams site at https://armyeitaas.sharepoint-mil.us/:u:/r/teams/ThePsychologicalOperationsRegiment/SitePages/Home.aspx?csf=1&web=1&e=EgOmUs (CAC REQUIRED),
PRA website at:
http://www.psyopregimentalassociation.org/regimental-honors-references.html for access via non-governmental systems.

USAJFKSWCS Policy 01-20 Regimental Honors, Awards, and Affiliation Policy dated: 8 January 2020 - This Policy covers the nomination, selection and awarding of Distinguished Members of the Regiment (DMOR), Honorary Members of the Regiment (HMOR), Honorary Colonel of the Regiment (HCOR) and Sergeant M...

06/04/2026

MG Robert A. McClure Medallion Call for Nominations

Nomination packets must be submitted no later than 31 August 2026.

The United States Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School (USAJFKSWCS) and the Psychological Operations Proponent are actively seeking FY26 Major General Robert A. McClure Medallion (Bronze, Silver and Gold) Nominations for consideration during the upcoming Regimental Honors Panel in order to recognize those individuals who have provided significant long-lasting positive contributions to the welfare and advancement of the PO Regiment and greater Influence Community of Interest as an active or reserve component Soldier, Department of Army Civilian and/or civilian in a private capacity.

Nomination Packets must include:
- MG Robert A. McClure Nomination Form.

Command Endorsement:
- All nominations for nominees who are currently serving must be submitted through the chain of command (COC) up to the required level of endorsement stated below, who may then submit the nomination packet for consideration.
--Gold and Silver medallion nominations must be endorsed by the first Colonel / O6 (Sister-Service / allied / partner equivalent) in the nominees COC.
-- Bronze medallion nominations must be endorsed by the first Lieutenant Colonel / O5 (Sister-Service / allied / partner equivalent) in the nominees COC.
- Retiree, veteran, or civilian nominations should be submitted directly to the PO Commandant’s Office, for processing and panel consideration.
-- Gold and Silver medallion nominations must be reviewed and endorsed by the PO Commandant prior to panel consideration.
-- Bronze medallion nominations must be reviewed and endorsed by the PO Proponent Director prior to panel consideration.

- Nomination letter: This is the opportunity to articulate to the panel a nominee’s significant contributions. The letter must meet the following criteria:
-- Must not exceed three (3) pages in length.
-- Must be clear and concise highlighting the nominees’ significant contributions that has had or will have a long-lasting positive impact on the PO Regiment, both in and out of service as applicable. Contributions should be described using an action (what did the nominee do), effect (what occurred because of the actions(s)), and impact (how did it contribute to the PO Regiment) format. Separate contributions should be broken into individual paragraphs.
-- Should not be a review of assignment histories, or evaluation and award bullets and narratives.

- Biography (no longer than two (2) pages): This is a separate document from the nomination letter, highlighting additional contributions to the PO Regiment, Military or Civilian career highlights, honors, awards / decorations, schools / education, and or any additional relevant information.

- Soldier Talent Profile (STP) / Soldier Record Brief (SRB) / Officer Record Brief (ORB), Civilian Career Brief or equivalent documents (service equivalent, Copy 4 of DD Form 214, Curriculum Vitae).

- Professional Photo: A color 8”x10” head and shoulder photo. DA or service equivalent photos are considered professional photos. Digital submissions will include a high-resolution photo in a graphic format (.jpg, .pdf, .png, or .gif).

Nominations must be submitted no later than 31 August 2026

Please submit nominations or questions to Mr. Jeff Kennedy at [email protected] / [email protected] or 910-396-4349

PO Proponent Policy 01-24 which provides guidance on nominations, MG Robert A. McClure Nomination Form, and example nomination letters can be found at the following links:
PO Regiment Army SharePoint/Teams site at https://armyeitaas.sharepoint-mil.us/:u:/r/teams/ThePsychologicalOperationsRegiment/SitePages/Home.aspx?csf=1&web=1&e=EgOmUs (CAC REQUIRED),
PRA website at:
http://www.psyopregimentalassociation.org/regimental-honors-references.html for access via non-governmental systems.

USAJFKSWCS Policy 01-20 Regimental Honors, Awards, and Affiliation Policy dated: 8 January 2020 - This Policy covers the nomination, selection and awarding of Distinguished Members of the Regiment (DMOR), Honorary Members of the Regiment (HMOR), Honorary Colonel of the Regiment (HCOR) and Sergeant M...

05/21/2026

Call for Nominations PO DMOR / HMOR / HLDR

Reminder Nomination packets must be submitted no later than 1 JULY 2026.

The United States Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School (USAJFKSWCS) and the Psychological Operations (PO) Proponent are actively seeking FY26 Distinguished and Honorary Members of the Regiment (DMOR/HMOR) and Honorary Leadership Position (Honorary Colonel (HCOR) and Honorary Sergeant Major (HSGMOR) nominations to recognize those individuals who have provided significant and long-lasting contributions to the welfare and advancement of the PO Regiment and / or greater influence community of interest. Selected nominations will be inducted as PO DMOR, HMOR or Honorary Leadership in FY2027.

USAJFKSWCS and the PO Proponent are currently seeking nominations for the following honors:

- Distinguished Members of the PO Regiment (DMOR): Nominees must be a qualified member of the Regiment (equivalent qualification prior to establishment of the Regiment), must be retired or separated for a minimum of four years and in good standing within the Regiment, Service, and Community.

- Honorary Members of the PO Regiment (HMOR): Nominees may be actively serving, retired, or separated, military or civilian personnel who are non-members of the Regiment to include sister-service personnel who have significantly contributed to the success of Regiment and in good standing within the Regiment, Service, and Community.

- Honorary Colonel of the Regiment (HCOR): Nominees must be a qualified member of the Regiment, must be a distinguished retired or separated Officer with the requisite rank of Colonel or above, and must have former service in a unit of the Regiment.

- Honorary Sergeant Major of the Regiment (HSGMOR): Nominees must be a qualified member of the Regiment, must be a distinguished retired or separated NCO with the requisite rank of Sergeant First Class or above, and must have former service in a unit of the Regiment.

Nomination criteria, process, and packet requirements can be found in USAJFKSWCS Policy 01-20 dated 8 January 2020 on the PO Regiment Army SharePoint/Teams site at https://armyeitaas.sharepoint-mil.us/:u:/r/teams/ThePsychologicalOperationsRegiment/SitePages/Home.aspx?csf=1&web=1&e=EgOmUs (CAC REQUIRED), or the PRA website at:
http://www.psyopregimentalassociation.org/regimental-honors-references.html for access via non-governmental systems.

Nomination Packets must contain at a minimum:
- PO Regimental Honors Nomination – Cover Sheet v4
- Nomination Letter: no longer than 3 pages - the nomination letter should be clear and concise, highlighting the nominee's significant contributions they have had, or will have a long-lasting positive impact to the Psychological Operations Regiment, both in service operationally or within the generating force, and continued service to the Regiment and community post-retirement or separation. The nomination letter should not be a review of assignment histories, or evaluation and award bullets and narratives.
- Biography: no longer than 2 pages - encompassing military/civilian career highlights, honors, awards and decorations, military or civilian schools and education, and / or any additional relevant information the nominator or nominee wish to covey to the DMOR / HMOR Panel. This is separate document from the Nomination Letter.
- Professional Color Photo: An 8”x10” head and shoulder color photo (as applicable). DA or equivalent photos are considered professional photos. Digital submissions will include a high-resolution photo in a graphic format (i.e. .jpg, .pdf, .png, or .gif).
- Narrative Summary: A 350 to 500-word citation accurately and concisely summarizing contributions to the Regiment. This summary describes why the nominee is being nominated.

Submit nominations as a single document (per nomination), in .pdf format and not to exceed five (5) megabytes (5MB) in size.

Nomination packets must be submitted no later than 1 July 2026 to the PO Regimental Honors Program Manager (PORHPM).

Nomination packets or questions can be submitted to the PORHPM Mr. Jeff Kennedy at [email protected] / [email protected], [email protected] or 910-396-4349.

USAJFKSWCS Policy 01-20 Regimental Honors, Awards, and Affiliation Policy dated: 8 January 2020 - This Policy covers the nomination, selection and awarding of Distinguished Members of the Regiment (DMOR), Honorary Members of the Regiment (HMOR), Honorary Colonel of the Regiment (HCOR) and Sergeant M...

03/31/2026

Psychological Operations Regimental Honors Ceremony and Psychological Operations Qualification Course Graduation in honor of Class 001-26, Thursday 2 April at 10:00 am, JFK Auditorium Fort Bragg NC.

As part of the Regimental Honors Ceremony, we will be inducting COL (Ret) Paul M. Linebarger (Posthoumous) as a PO DMOR, Dr. John Page as a PO HMOR and conducting the Honorary Leadership Change of Responsibility.

03/27/2026

Call for Nominations

Nomination packets must be submitted no later than 1 JULY 2026.

The United States Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School (USAJFKSWCS) and the Psychological Operations (PO) Proponent are actively seeking FY26 Distinguished and Honorary Members of the Regiment (DMOR/HMOR) and Honorary Leadership Position (Honorary Colonel (HCOR) and Honorary Sergeant Major (HSGMOR) nominations to recognize those individuals who have provided significant and long-lasting contributions to the welfare and advancement of the PO Regiment and / or greater influence community of interest. Selected nominations will be inducted as PO DMOR, HMOR or Honorary Leadership in FY2027.

USAJFKSWCS and the PO Proponent are currently seeking nominations for the following honors:

- Distinguished Members of the PO Regiment (DMOR): Nominees must be a qualified member of the Regiment (equivalent qualification prior to establishment of the Regiment), must be retired or separated for a minimum of four years and in good standing within the Regiment, Service, and Community.

- Honorary Members of the PO Regiment (HMOR): Nominees may be actively serving, retired, or separated, military or civilian personnel who are non-members of the Regiment to include sister-service personnel who have significantly contributed to the success of Regiment and in good standing within the Regiment, Service, and Community.

- Honorary Colonel of the Regiment (HCOR): Nominees must be a qualified member of the Regiment, must be a distinguished retired or separated Officer with the requisite rank of Colonel or above, and must have former service in a unit of the Regiment.

- Honorary Sergeant Major of the Regiment (HSGMOR): Nominees must be a qualified member of the Regiment, must be a distinguished retired or separated NCO with the requisite rank of Sergeant First Class or above, and must have former service in a unit of the Regiment.

Nomination criteria, process, and packet requirements can be found in USAJFKSWCS Policy 01-20 dated 8 January 2020 on the PO Regiment Army SharePoint/Teams site at https://armyeitaas.sharepoint-mil.us/:u:/r/teams/ThePsychologicalOperationsRegiment/SitePages/Home.aspx?csf=1&web=1&e=EgOmUs (CAC REQUIRED), or the PRA website at:
http://www.psyopregimentalassociation.org/regimental-honors-references.html for access via non-governmental systems.

Nomination Packets must contain at a minimum:
- PO Regimental Honors Nomination – Cover Sheet v4
- Nomination Letter: no longer than 3 pages - the nomination letter should be clear and concise, highlighting the nominee's significant contributions they have had, or will have a long-lasting positive impact to the Psychological Operations Regiment, both in service operationally or within the generating force, and continued service to the Regiment and community post-retirement or separation. The nomination letter should not be a review of assignment histories, or evaluation and award bullets and narratives.
- Biography: no longer than 2 pages - encompassing military/civilian career highlights, honors, awards and decorations, military or civilian schools and education, and / or any additional relevant information the nominator or nominee wish to covey to the DMOR / HMOR Panel. This is separate document from the Nomination Letter.
- Professional Color Photo: An 8”x10” head and shoulder color photo (as applicable). DA or equivalent photos are considered professional photos. Digital submissions will include a high-resolution photo in a graphic format (i.e. .jpg, .pdf, .png, or .gif).
- Narrative Summary: A 350 to 500-word citation accurately and concisely summarizing contributions to the Regiment. This summary describes why the nominee is being nominated.

Submit nominations as a single document (per nomination), in .pdf format and not to exceed five (5) megabytes (5MB) in size.

Nomination packets must be submitted no later than 1 July 2026 to the PO Regimental Honors Program Manager (PRHPM).

Nomination packets or questions can be submitted to the PORHPM Mr. Jeff Kennedy at [email protected] / [email protected], [email protected] or 910-396-4349.

USAJFKSWCS Policy 01-20 Regimental Honors, Awards, and Affiliation Policy dated: 8 January 2020 - This Policy covers the nomination, selection and awarding of Distinguished Members of the Regiment (DMOR), Honorary Members of the Regiment (HMOR), Honorary Colonel of the Regiment (HCOR) and Sergeant M...

02/25/2026

The Silent Auction at the PSYOP Regimental Ball on 12 Feb 26 raised $1,805 that will fund the purchase of McClure Medallions for future recipients. Thank you to all who placed bids and we look forward to seeing everyone again next year! Happy Birthday PSYOP Regiment!

02/10/2026

The PRA National Council will be holding a Silent Auction at the Regimental Ball on 12 Feb 26 at the Embassy Suites in Fayetteville. Proceeds from the auction will be used to buy McClure Medals for future recipients. The items being auctioned are detailed below. Thank you to our sponsors.