The I Corps Multi-Domain Effects Cell (MDEC) has served as a critical force multiplier, integrating kinetic and non-kinetic capabilities across multiple domains to achieve the commander's objectives during training for Large Scale Combat Operations.
"The Multi-Domain Effects Cell represents a significant evolution in how we approach modern warfare," said Col. Melan Salas, I Corps G39 Information Warfare Directorate. "By bringing together subject matter experts from kinetic and non-kinetic disciplines, I Corps created a sophisticated capability to synchronize effects across all domains. What makes this team unique is their ability to engage in detailed technical discussions that translate directly into actionable solutions for our Corps...
The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency solemn mission is to identify and return the remains of U.S. service members who never came home. This work fulfills the nation's enduring promise: to leave no Soldier behind. Recently, that promise was fulfilled for the 7th Infantry Division with the identification and reinterment of four Soldiers who lost their lives during the Korean War: Cpl. John Spruell, Cpl. Frederick Higgins, Cpl. William Colby,...
