The Drill Sergeant of the Year competition is one of the most physically demanding and mentally tough challenges any Soldier can face in a U.S. Army competition. For four days, these competitors must perform and master all associated tasks and drills from Basic Combat Training. To win, and be named the Drill Sergeant of the Year, they must not only be experts in training Soldiers, but also be...
Feature page created to organize content related to the change of command ceremony for Adm. Burke, commander of U.S. Naval Forces Europe and Africa and commander of Allied Joint Forces Command Naples.
The "Make Ready" philosophy highlights the vital role installations play in supporting the readiness of bases, warfighters, and families. The preparatory command "Make Ready" is familiar to many Marines preparing to engaging targets in training and symbolizes the outsized impact the disparate operations, activities, and investments MCB Camp Lejeune contributes to increasing total readiness of...
The 2023 Best Squad Competition is a single event used to select the U.S. Army Best Squad of the Year, Noncommissioned Officer of the Year and Soldier of the Year.
The most influential level of leadership is at the Squad – where the majority of our Soldiers reside. "Squad" extends beyond a traditional infantry squad to any small-unit group of Soldiers, connected by a squad leader, who has...
Tripler Army Medical Center nurses at work.
The Army streamlined Permanent Change of Station (PCS) moves processes and policies to provide a safe, quality and user-friendly way to move Soldiers and Families. Updates include reimbursement and allowance changes, more user friendly customer survey system, vigilant safety protocols, and a refreshed Army PCS Move App. We continue to improve PCS business practices to hold moving and storage...
Department of Defense support to the funeral in honor of Congressman Don Young. For more information, please contact the Joint Task Force-National Capital Region / U.S. Army Military District of Washington Public Affairs Office at 703-835-6561
Three-part documentary series on the famed Tuskegee Airmen. The Tuskegee Airmen were a group of primarily African American military pilots and airmen who fought in World War II. The name also applies to the navigators, bombardiers, mechanics, instructors, crew chiefs, nurses, cooks, and other support personnel. Produced by Air Force Television (SAF/PAI).
