MILWAUKEE RECRUITING BATTALION LEADERSHIP

 

Male Soldier in front of the United States National flag and the United States Army Recruiting Command flag
Milwaukee Recruiting Battalion Commander
Lt. Col. Eliot Proctor
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Milwaukee Recruiting Battalion Command Sergeant Major
Command Sgt. Maj. Claudia Whitney
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WELCOME
 

Welcome to the Milwaukee Recruiting Battalion!  The Milwaukee Battalion serves as the headquarters for 39 recruiting stations overseen by: four Wisconsin-based recruiting companies (Milwaukee, Madison, Appleton and Fort McCoy), one Michigan-based recruiting company (Iron Mountain), and one Illinois-based recruiting company (Loves Park).

Welcome to the Milwaukee Recruiting Battalion - Win and Conquer!

VISION
 

Recruit & Win with integrity, beholding to the Army Values and with Frontier Pride.

BATTALION PRIORITIES
 

  • Army Reserve and Army Reserve PS
  • High School Penetration
  • Future Soldier Retention
  • WOFT and AR OC and RA OCS

CONTACT INFORMATION
 

If you are interested in joining the Army, call 1-800-USA-ARMY,
 ext. 181 or visit www.goarmy.com.

If you are interested in the Army Reserve, call 1-800-USA-ARMY,
ext. 182 or visit www.goarmyreserve.com

Looking for additional information? Please direct questions or comments to:  3rd Recruiting Brigade Webmaster

 

 

 

 

Lebanon Army Recruiters Break Down Enlistment Process for Future Soldiers in Live Multi-Platform Discussion
From left, Staff Sgt. Joshua Welcome, Station Commander, Staff Sgt. Amont Hawkins, and Staff Sgt. Adam Heath continue serving the community by helping Future Soldiers understand the full path to joining the U.S. Army. Photo courtesy of Lebanon Army Recruiting Station.
Dec. 11, 2025 - Recruiters from the Lebanon Army Recruiting Station delivered a high-impact, information-packed discussion this week across YouTube, X, Facebook, and LinkedIn, giving Future Soldiers and their families a clear, honest look at how to join the U.S. Army, whether Active Duty or Army Reserve.
Early weapons training gives Future Soldiers a critical edge at Fort Indiantown Gap
Lehigh Valley Company Recruiters, Staff Sgt. Brett Keyes (left), Bethlehem Station and Staff Sgt. Christopher Foster (right) Pottsville Station, guide Future Soldiers through marksmanship fundamentals on the Engagement Skills Trainer at Fort Indiantown Gap, giving Future Soldiers hands-on experience and confidence before they ship to Basic Combat Training. Photo courtesy of Cynthia J. Stephenson Harrisburg Battalion Public Affairs.
Dec. 1, 2025 - Safe, deliberate, and controlled marksmanship instruction remains one of the most valuable tools for preparing Soldiers for the rigors of Basic Training. Engagement Skills Trainer (EST), military-grade computer simulators that use replica weapons to mirror real-world firing conditions, allow trainees to practice safely while developing confidence, accuracy, and the muscle memory needed before stepping onto a live firing range.
Franklin Army Recruiters empower local students
Staff Sgt. Brian Swantek (Left) and Staff Sgt. Vaughn Jenkins (Right) from Franklin Army Recruiting Station work hands-on with local high school students during and American Red Cross First Aid and CPR fundamentals class. The Soldiers offered real-world instruction, giving students practical skills and readiness. PHOTO COIURTESY OF Corry High School
Dec. 1, 2025 - Franklin Army Recruiting Station demonstrates its commitment to community readiness by applying the life-saving skills learned through the Harrisburg Recruiting Battalion’s American Red Cross First Aid, CPR, and AED Instructor-Led Training.
Former Airborne Infantryman now Trauma Surgeon
Nov. 24, 2025 - Nearly 24 years after raising his right hand for the very first time, Christopher D. Barrett—who once jumped from aircraft as an Airborne Infantryman in the 82nd Airborne Division—took the Oath of Commission as a United States Army Major. His original enlistment on 10 October 2001 set him on a path he could never have imagined, including a deployment in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and an honorable discharge in 2005.
Mentorship Leads to Service: CPT Claudia Carrazco Joins the Army Reserve
CPT Chris Cooper administers the Oath of Office to CPT Claudia Carrazco
Oct. 2, 2025 - The 6th Medical Recruiting Battalion proudly welcomes CPT Claudia Carrazco, who was commissioned into the U.S. Army Reserve as a 66S Critical Care Nurse.
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    Milwaukee Recruiting Battalion Departments

    Battalion HQ Mailing Address: Department of the Army
    ATTN: (Office & Name)
    HQ, 

    Milwaukee, WI  

    Battalion Leadership /
    Command Group Secretary 
    Phone: 
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    Soldier & Family Assistance
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    Family Advocacy
    Cell: 

    Chaplain
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    Wellness Team / Behavioral Health
    Phone: 502-626-0038
    Cell: 502-528-4527

    Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC)
    Phone: 502-626-2395
    Cell: 502-528-3425

    Equal Opportunity Advisor
    Phone: 502-626-0685
    Cell: 502-528-8907

    Education Specialist 
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    Judge Advocate
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    Battalion S-1
    Phone: 
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    Battalion S-2
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    Battalion S-3
    Phone: 

    Band Liaison / Midwest Audition Coordinator
    Cell: 502-528-2100
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    Advertising & Public Affairs
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    Field Marketing 
    Phone: 502-626-1269