AUSTIN, Texas — The Army will house the headquarters of a merged Futures Command and Training and Doctrine Command in Austin instead of Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Va., as part of its efforts to ...

FORT BRAGG, NC – In a ceremony steeped in military tradition, Command Sgt. Maj. TJ Holland, the outgoing senior enlisted leader of U.S. Army Forces Command, formally relinquished responsibility ...

In commemoration of the Army’s 250th birthday, the Army Materiel Command hosted a 2.5-mile run/walk May 16 at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. U.S. Army Security Assistance Command represented with ...

AUSTIN, Texas — The headquarters to an Army training program is moving to the Lone Star State. The Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) is leaving Virginia after 15 years at Fort Eustis.

An Army band based on post played music. Choirs from Prince George High School and the Combined Arms Support Command also sang. During his brief remarks, Gregg thanked his parents and other mentors.

According to George, TRADOC will merge with the Army Futures Command in Austin and create the Army Transformation and Training Command. It's part of a larger move by the Department of Defense to ...

Army Futures Command (AFC), based in downtown Austin, will soon merge with the Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) after an order by Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. The order, issued on ...

TRADOC will merge with the Army Futures Command in Austin to establish the Army Transformation and Training Command, according to Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George. The plan is part of a ...

NEWPORT NEWS — The Army Training and Doctrine Command headquarters is set to move to Austin, Texas, after more than a decade at Fort Eustis. The plan is part of a larger reorganization effort by ...

The Virginia National Guard post formerly known as Fort Pickett was renamed Fort Barfoot after Tech. Sgt. Van T. Barfoot on March 24, making the Home of Army Aviation’s name change the first at ...

(Army) The 43rd Adjutant Battalion issued a memo ... He previously worked as an investigative practicum student at The Washington Post, where he contributed to the Abused by the Badge investigation.

The 250th birthday plans have been in the works for about two years, but the parade was a more recent addition this year, Army spokesperson Steve Warren previously told The Post. He did not know ...