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JOINT BASE LANGLEY-EUSTIS, Virginia — The U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command hosted the first of its biannual Army People Sync Conferences this year from Feb. 7-10. The conference focused

“[We’re] trying to to mirror what it would be like to deploy into an austere environment, from fort-to-port, and then generate combat power on a foreign soil.”

Army leaders and senior experts met for a June 13-16 conference at Army Materiel Command headquarters to plan and coordinate the future of fielding the force with the latest equipment.

REDSTONE ARSENAL, Alabama — Army leaders and senior experts met for a conference from June 13-16 at Army Materiel Command headquarters to plan and coordinate the future of fielding the

In a year marked by national and world change, Army Materiel Command endured – achieving goals in the areas of people, readiness and modernization in support of Army senior leader

“After 20 years of war, we have a tremendous amount of excess,” said Maj. Gen. Chris Mohan, commanding general of Army Sustainment Command.

WASHINGTON – The time is now to prepare the Army’s sustainment enterprise for competition, crisis and conflict, according to the Army’s senior sustainer.

For fiscal 2022, which started Oct. 1, the Army as a whole is planning 20 combat center rotations for brigade-sized formations, but for the first time it will have one focused on jungles and maritime in Hawaii, and another in Alaska to boost Arctic capabilities.

After more than 50 years of service and significant achievements supporting Army readiness, an operations expert retired from Army Materiel Command.

14 FORT HOOD, Texas ------ Command teams and Leadership from across the 1st Cavalry Division gathered for a CAV Leadership Forum at the Killeen Convention Center, May 20-21, 2021. The Forum was designed to provide a venue for leadership to plan, discuss, and present ideas surrounding division’s vision for anchoring change, while providing an opportunity to focus on operationalizing the CAV values and build team cohesion. “We want to be lethal,” said Lt. Col. Paul Flemin...