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Seeing the “Dark Side” of Clean Eating: Fort Meade Command Sgt. Maj. Richard Moore Reflects on 45 Days in Inpatient Treatment
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Seeing the “Dark Side” of Clean Eating: Fort Meade Command Sgt. Maj. Richard Moore Reflects on 45 Days in Inpatient Treatment
Fort George G. Meade Garrison Command Sgt. Maj. Richard Moore reflects on his time at an eating disorder clinic. Being a Command Sergeant Major for the U.S. Army comes with unique pressure. Always striving for excellence and mastery of the profession, Sergeants Major set the example as senior enlisted leaders, ensuring service members are properly developed to fight, win and return home alive.
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