The 100th Division offers itself as a premier training resource for the U.S. Army. Originally headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky, it now resides at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Scores of books and hundreds of speeches have been written regarding the gallantry, heroism, and significant contributions to the national defense by members of the 100th Division.

The 100th’s motto, “Train Em’ Tough,” captures the spirit of the organization striving for the highest standards of soldiering. The 100th’s past is rich in details of battles fought, leadership from numerous company grade officers and the foot-meets-the-ground efforts of enlisted soldiers. To detail the accomplishments of the Division would exhaust the researcher and reader alike.

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Brigadier General John C. Hafley

Commanding General, 100th Training Division

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Command Sergeant Major, 100th Training Division

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Brigadier General John C. Hafley

Commanding General, 100th Training Division

Brigadier General John C. Hafley assumed command of the 100th Training Division (Leader Development) at Fort Knox, Kentucky on 6 November 2021

Brigadier General Hafley was born in St. Louis, Missouri. He commissioned in the Army Reserves in 1993. He graduated from Southeast Missouri State University in 1993 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice, from South Texas College of Law in 2007 with a Doctorate of Jurisprudence.

He began his military career in 1991 as an SMP in the Missouri Army National Guard. His key developmental positions include platoon leader in detachment one, 366th Military Police Company, Huntsville, TX, Company Commander of the 366th Military Police Company, Stillwater, Oklahoma, and Battalion S3, Executive Officer, and Battalion Commander in the 607th Military Police Battalion, Grand Prairie, Texas. Brigadier General Hafley deployed to Iraq as the BN S3 in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2009. Other positions include OPFOR Controller and Group S1, in the 1st BDE, 75th Division (Training Support), Deputy G6 in the 75th Training Command, Houston, Texas, served as the Foreign Military Sales Case Advisor for the Ministry of Interior Military Assistance Group in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, as well as the ADCS, G3/5/7 of the 102nd Training Division, Ft. Leonard Wood, MO, and Brigade Commander of the 11th Military Police Brigade, Los Alamitos, CA including Deputy Commanding General- Support for the 88th Readiness Division at Ft. McCoy, WI.

Brigadier General Hafley’s military schools include the Military Police Officer Basic and Advance courses, the Combined Arms Services Staff School, the Command and General Staff Officers Intermediate Learning Education Course, and the United States Army War College in 2015 with a Master’s in Strategic Studies including several other military courses.

His awards include the Bronze Star Medal, seven Meritorious Service Medals, Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medals, Iraqi Campaign Medal, Global War on Terrorism Medal, and National Defense Medal.

Brigadier General Hafley is a former police officer, Assistant District Attorney and in his civilian capacity the owner and member of The Law Office of John C. Hafley, PLLC located in Conroe, TX. He is married to his beautiful wife, and they have two wonderful children. They currently reside in Magnolia, Texas.

Command Sergeant Major Sherri L. Turner

Command Sergeant Major, 100th Training Division

Command Sergeant Major Turner entered military service from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on March 9, 1989 and attended Basic Training at Fort Jackson, SC. She has completed Advanced Initial Training as an Aviation Operations Specialist (15P) at Fort Rucker, Alabama and Human Resource Specialist (42A) at Fort Jackson, South Carolina.

On January 25, 2021, Command Sergeant Major Sherri L. Turner was selected as the Command Sergeant Major of the 100th Training Division (Leader Development), 80th Training Command (Total Army School System).

Prior to this assignment, she served in a variety of professionally rewarding and developmental positions across the Army in positions of leadership throughout her career. Her unit assignments include 5th Battalion, 100th Regiment, 94th Division, HHB, 479th Field Artillery Brigade, HQ STARC Pennsylvania, Company G, 104th Aviation, HHC, 2nd Battalion 238th Aviation, 406th Combat Support Battalion, 7th Battalion (PS), 4th Brigade (CSS), HHC, 94th Armored Brigade, 5th Battalion (PS), 4th Brigade (CSS), and 97th Training Brigade (CGSOC).

CSM Turner is a veteran of Operation Enduring Freedom with the 194th Armored Brigade. Her awards and decorations include Basic Aviation Badge, Army Basic Instructor Badge, Meritorious Service Medal 2nd award, Army Commendation Medal 3rd award, Army Achievement Medal 2nd award, Good Conduct Medal, Armed Forces Service Medal, Army Reserve Component Achievement Medal, 2nd award, National Defense Service Medal with Bronze Service Star Device, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Armed Forces Reserve Medal with silver hour glass, “M” Device, NCO Professional Development with numeral 5, and Army Service Ribbon.

Her professional education includes completion in training and studies in Faculty Development Course, Total Army Instructor Training Course, Small Group Instructor Training Course, Unit Prevention Leaders Course, BDE Pre-Command Course, Sergeants Major Academy, The Senior Leaders Joint Professional Military Education Course, Structured Development Course VI, First Sergeants Course, Advance Noncommissioned Officer’s Course, Basic Noncommissioned Officer’s Course and Primary Leadership Development Course.

She holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration and Health Care Management and a national certification in Human Resources.

In her civilian capacity, CSM Turner is the President/CEO of a Michigan-based non-profit organization. CSM Turner and her husband have three wonderful children. They reside in Whitmore Lake, Michigan.