The Maryland Army National Guard hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony officially opening the CSM Jerome M. Grollman Readiness Center in Dundalk, Md. on April 16, 2016.
Dundalk, has been home to Maryland's “Dandy Fifth” since the soldiers of the 5th Maryland defeated the British during the Battle of North Point in 1814. This armory first opened its doors in 1958 to support the 2nd Battalion, 175th Infantry Regiment. In 1985, the Army reactivated the 29th Infantry Division, and 10 years later, the 1st and 2nd Battalions were merged into the 1st Battalion 175th Infantry and moved permanently from the 5th Regiment Armory. In 1983, the armory was dedicated to CSM Jerome M . Grollman. Grollman retired in 1970 as the Command Sergeant Major of 2nd Bn, 175th Inf. Regt. His career in the Maryland Army National Guard spanned the Great Depression , World War II and Vietnam. Groundbreaking for the $16 million renovation occurred May 2, 2013. This project renovated almost 20,000 square feet and added more than 45,000 square feet to the facility. (Photo by Cadet Sean Wallace, University of Maryland Army ROTC Public Affairs)
The Maryland Army National Guard hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony officially opening the CSM Jerome M. Grollman Readiness Center in Dundalk, Md. on April 16, 2016.
Dundalk, has been home to Maryland's “Dandy Fifth” since the soldiers of the 5th Maryland defeated the British during the Battle of North Point in 1814. This armory first opened its doors in 1958 to support the 2nd Battalion, 175th Infantry Regiment. In 1985, the Army reactivated the 29th Infantry Division, and 10 years later, the 1st and 2nd Battalions were merged into the 1st Battalion 175th Infantry and moved permanently from the 5th Regiment Armory. In 1983, the armory was dedicated to CSM Jerome M . Grollman. Grollman retired in 1970 as the Command Sergeant Major of 2nd Bn, 175th Inf. Regt. His career in the Maryland Army National Guard spanned the Great Depression , World War II and Vietnam. Groundbreaking for the $16 million renovation occurred May 2, 2013. This project renovated almost 20,000 square feet and added more than 45,000 square feet to the facility. (Photo by Cadet Sean Wallace, University of Maryland Army ROTC Public Affairs)
The Maryland Army National Guard hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony officially opening the CSM Jerome M. Grollman Readiness Center in Dundalk, Md. on April 16, 2016.
Dundalk, has been home to Maryland's “Dandy Fifth” since the soldiers of the 5th Maryland defeated the British during the Battle of North Point in 1814. This armory first opened its doors in 1958 to support the 2nd Battalion, 175th Infantry Regiment. In 1985, the Army reactivated the 29th Infantry Division, and 10 years later, the 1st and 2nd Battalions were merged into the 1st Battalion 175th Infantry and moved permanently from the 5th Regiment Armory. In 1983, the armory was dedicated to CSM Jerome M . Grollman. Grollman retired in 1970 as the Command Sergeant Major of 2nd Bn, 175th Inf. Regt. His career in the Maryland Army National Guard spanned the Great Depression , World War II and Vietnam. Groundbreaking for the $16 million renovation occurred May 2, 2013. This project renovated almost 20,000 square feet and added more than 45,000 square feet to the facility. (Photo by Cadet Sean Wallace, University of Maryland Army ROTC Public Affairs)
The Maryland Army National Guard hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony officially opening the CSM Jerome M. Grollman Readiness Center in Dundalk, Md. on April 16, 2016.
Dundalk, has been home to Maryland's “Dandy Fifth” since the soldiers of the 5th Maryland defeated the British during the Battle of North Point in 1814. This armory first opened its doors in 1958 to support the 2nd Battalion, 175th Infantry Regiment. In 1985, the Army reactivated the 29th Infantry Division, and 10 years later, the 1st and 2nd Battalions were merged into the 1st Battalion 175th Infantry and moved permanently from the 5th Regiment Armory. In 1983, the armory was dedicated to CSM Jerome M . Grollman. Grollman retired in 1970 as the Command Sergeant Major of 2nd Bn, 175th Inf. Regt. His career in the Maryland Army National Guard spanned the Great Depression , World War II and Vietnam. Groundbreaking for the $16 million renovation occurred May 2, 2013. This project renovated almost 20,000 square feet and added more than 45,000 square feet to the facility. (Photo by Cadet Sean Wallace, University of Maryland Army ROTC Public Affairs)
The Maryland Army National Guard hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony officially opening the CSM Jerome M. Grollman Readiness Center in Dundalk, Md. on April 16, 2016.
Dundalk, has been home to Maryland's “Dandy Fifth” since the soldiers of the 5th Maryland defeated the British during the Battle of North Point in 1814. This armory first opened its doors in 1958 to support the 2nd Battalion, 175th Infantry Regiment. In 1985, the Army reactivated the 29th Infantry Division, and 10 years later, the 1st and 2nd Battalions were merged into the 1st Battalion 175th Infantry and moved permanently from the 5th Regiment Armory. In 1983, the armory was dedicated to CSM Jerome M . Grollman. Grollman retired in 1970 as the Command Sergeant Major of 2nd Bn, 175th Inf. Regt. His career in the Maryland Army National Guard spanned the Great Depression , World War II and Vietnam. Groundbreaking for the $16 million renovation occurred May 2, 2013. This project renovated almost 20,000 square feet and added more than 45,000 square feet to the facility. (Photo by Cadet Sean Wallace, University of Maryland Army ROTC Public Affairs)