1-1 Air Defense Artillery (Regiment)

Delta Battery


CPT Sattler		MSG Stewart

Delta Battery “Dynasty”
The Battery motto is “Delta First”.
"Delta First" is the end product of the efforts of every member of a Patriot fire unit.

Combat Patriot missile launches do not occur if generators are inoperable, vehicles are deadlined, the radar set is failing, or if Soldiers are unable to defend themselves, their comrades, and the unit’s equipment. When a Patriot fire unit correctly fires a missile in combat, everyone in the battery has done their part, and “Delta First” is an exclamation of achievement of a true team goal – defense of the asset.

CPT Talley’s command Philosophy follows:

I believe everything we do in our Army should be based on five simple imperatives. These imperatives are my command philosophy:

Pride: Be proud of every action of every day. If you are not proud of what you are doing, do not do it.

Excellence: Strive to do your best in every action of every day.

Integrity: Be honest in every action of every day. Never compromise your integrity.

Discipline: Be a good Soldier and a good citizen. Treat everyone with dignity and respect.

Fun: Enjoy your job and enjoy your life.

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