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RT @MDW_USARMY: Jason Kelce hosts "Salute to Service 2026: A Veterans Day Celebration," premiering Friday, November 6th on @PBS. As part of preparations for the show, Jason visited with @USArmy Soldiers of 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard), and they shared what it takes to be a member of their elite team. Keep your eyes peeled here for more sneak peeks into this year's show, written and produced by our very own U.S. Army Field Band! Check your local listings for exact air times.

Acting Secretary of the Army Adam Telle just announced a major addition to the U.S. Army’s Permissive Test Range Expansion Initiative at the 5th Annual Northeast Indiana Defense Summit. Through an agile partnership between the U.S. Army Test and Evaluation Command (ATEC) and the Indiana National Guard, two powerhouse locations in Indiana are now designated as premier test sites ready for private-sector test and experimentation of cutting-edge drone and counter-drone capabilities: Camp Atterbury Joint Maneuver Training Center: Over 34,000 acres of secure proving ground with dedicated restricted airspace soaring up to 40,000 feet. Muscatatuck Training Center: DoW’s largest, most realistic 1,000-acre urban training site, blending physical infrastructure with cyber and electromagnetic capabilities.

Ready to get on range? Check out the Army’s new digital test range front door and read the full announcement ⤵️

Special Forces training in the Sunshine State.

Soldiers from the Florida National Guard's 3rd Battalion, 20th Special Forces Group, master water insertion during helocast training at Camp Blanding. 📷 Orion Oettel, Florida National Guard

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Gen. Christopher LaNeve, Acting Chief of Staff and Vice Chief of Staff, presented the General Douglas MacArthur Leadership Award to 29 outstanding company-grade officers from across the Total Army. He told them the mission remains fixed—to win our wars. Everything else is corollary to that dedication. These leaders train Soldiers and prepare them to answer the Nation’s call. Duty, Honor, Country. This We’ll Defend. #Army

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ICYMI: Eighth Army Soldiers compete for the title of Best Medic

Earlier this month, Soldiers from the 2nd Infantry Division engaged in a series of challenges aimed at assessing their tactical soldiering skills, battlefield leadership, and medical expertise. 📽️ Pfc. Jungyo Jung

Today is the National Day of the Deployed where we salute our Soldiers worldwide and the families supporting them from home.

RT @SecArmy: While NASCAR pit crews will be working hard down the road at Talladega Superspeedway tomorrow, I met with the “Pit Crew of the American Warfighter” at Anniston Army Depot yesterday with HASC Chairman @RepMikeRogersAL. The work done in Anniston is fundamental to how we equip the warfighter and support  @DeptofWar’s "Arsenal of Freedom." Our ability to remain the most lethal and dominant land force in human history begins with the steel, sweat and expertise within this depot. Read more:

Tropic Lightning Tough 💪

U.S. Army Soldiers assigned to the 25th Infantry Division (@25thID) carry water cans during the Jungle 10K as part of the division’s Best Ranger and Best Sapper Competition at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. 📷 Sgt. Duke Edwards

Vice Chief of Staff and Acting Chief of Staff Gen. Christopher LaNeve and Sgt. Maj. of the Army Michael Weimer met with future battalion and brigade commanders and their spouses at @FortLeavenworth on Wednesday for the U.S. Army Pre-Command Course. They discussed the Army’s new operational guidance How the Army Fights, and how the Army is the foundation of the Joint Force. The work officially starts the day they take command, but preparation begins now. #ARMY

The Iron Soldiers of the @1stArmoredDiv

RT @CharlestonCorps: We officially broke ground on the new $24.5M Child Development Center at @fortjackson ! This 37,300 sq. ft. facility will serve up to 338 children, supporting our military families and bolstering Army readiness. Building Smarter, Faster, Together. @AtlantaCorps @USArmy

@1stArmoredDiv U.S. Soldiers with the 1st Armored Division simulate fire to opposition forces during Exercise Combined Resolve. 📷 Sgt. Addison Shinn, @USArmyReserve

RT @SecWar: I have officially appointed @Dakota_Meyer to serve as my Senior Advisor for the Barracks Task Force. Dakota will represent my office at installations across the country—going directly to our warfighters, identifying what’s broken, and ensuring we FIX our barracks. Our warriors deserve nothing less.

RT @GoArmy: Practice makes potent. We’re field tested together, so when you face one of us, you face us all. Join the fight and jumpstart your future at

Make it (steel) rain.

Today, Vice Chief of Staff and Acting Chief of Staff Gen. Christopher LaNeve and leaders from the Army Staff spoke to Army War College students at Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania. They discussed the Army’s new operational warfighting guidance How the Army Fights, which instructs Soldiers at every level on what they need to do to stay ahead of the pacing threat. Gen. LaNeve urged them to take advantage of their time at AWC, become experts in their fields, and stay mentally and physically fit. “What we have that the pacing threat doesn’t have is the American Soldier -- and the American leader,” he told them.

Aircrews keep their skills razor-sharp with some high-flying live-fire training. Video by Sgt. Jung Hwan

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When you don't want to check your bags... 📸 U.S. Army Recruiting Division

Acting @SecArmy Adam Telle and Acting Chief of Staff Gen. Chris LaNeve recently spent time with Louisiana State University cadets -- who are among the first to join America's Corps of Cadets, a groundbreaking @SecWar initiative that's expanding the officer commissioning pipeline. The Army leaders also spent time with cadets at the @LSU vs. @msstate game, and Gen. LaNeve had the honor of firing the pre-game cannon. Both leaders recognized retired Lt. Col. John Purdy for his 22 years of distinguished service and over two decades as LSU's head men's athletic trainer. Gen. LaNeve thanked LSU for its long and storied history contributing to the U.S. military, telling cadets "Now you all are part of that history."