#ICYMI The #TRADOCBestSquad competition was held at U.S. Army Fort Leonard Wood last week, where squads across the Centers of Excellence gathered to compete for the title of Best Squad. Team #6, representing MSCoE, won this year's competition and will be representing TRADOC at the US Army Best Squad competition in October! #VictoryStartsHere #TRADOCBSC2024
US Army TRADOC
Armed Forces
Fort Eustis, Virginia 15,700 followers
TRADOC recruits, trains, and educates the U.S. Army. #VictoryStartsHere
About us
TRADOC recruits, trains, and educates Soldiers, develops leaders, supports training in units, develops doctrine, establishes standards, and builds the U.S. Army by developing and integrating operational and functional concepts and organizational designs for the fielded force. TRADOC is a learning organization that evolves and adapts. When we say "Victory Starts Here," it means something. It's more than a hashtag. It's the training, maintaining, teamwork, morale and discipline we put in place to develop young people into Army professionals. TRADOC is about people and preparing them to be ready to win on any battlefield. Nobody in the world develops people or builds Soldiers for Life as well as TRADOC.
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https://www.tradoc.army.mil
External link for US Army TRADOC
- Industry
- Armed Forces
- Company size
- 10,001+ employees
- Headquarters
- Fort Eustis, Virginia
- Type
- Government Agency
- Founded
- 1973
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Fort Eustis, Virginia 23604, US
Employees at US Army TRADOC
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Margaret Garguilo
Instructional Systems Specialist
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Ted McGuire
Inspector General, US Army Training And Doctrine Command
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Thomas "Mace" Langston, PMP
DoD Congressional Fellow Select/Sr. Military Plans & Operations Specialist for Prevention, Resilience & Readiness/Doctor of Public Admin (DPA)…
Updates
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Congratulations to Maj. Thomas L. Haydock and Maj. Jack C. Meeker of the U.S. Army National Guard for winning this year's GEN William E. DePuy Writing Contest! This year's theme was The Russia-Ukraine War, encouraging close examination of this war and what lessons it has provided for the Army. Check out the 2025 theme and writing prompt at https://lnkd.in/ePxxe7A7 #VictoryStartsHere US Army | Army University Press | The Army University | Combined Arms Center Fort Leavenworth
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Congratulations to this brother and sister duo who recently graduated together from Infantry One Station Unit Training at Fort Moore, GA. PVTs Darrin and Michanti Jackson are headed to the Basic Airborne Course and then to their permanent stations in Italy. Did you serve with a sibling? #VictoryStartsHere #BAYCB US Army | Maneuver Center of Excellence
Sibling Soldiers earn coveted cords, graduate infantry training together
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#ICYMI U.S. Army Human Resources #leaders and professionals gathered at #FortKnox this week for the Army People Synchronization Conference! The conference focuses on #ArmyTransformation with talks on mentoring and complex business practices. Conference attendees are working to build a comprehensive plan of action that will be integrated across the Army to effectively acquire, train, and manage #talent into the future. #VictoryStartsHere #BAYCB #ContinuousTransformation #APSC US Army | United States Army Human Resources Command
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The Fort Gregg-Adams and the Army sustainment communities are mourning the loss of an inspiring leader for whom the installation was named a little over a year ago. Retired Lt. Gen. Arthur J. Gregg died Thursday at age 96. The garrison was named for Gregg and Lt. Col. Charity Adams in a ceremony that took place April 27, 2023. “The entire Fort Gregg-Adams family is deeply saddened by the loss of a great American and our namesake,” said Maj. Gen. Michelle Donahue, the commanding general of the Fort Gregg-Adams and the Combined Arms Support Command. “Lt. Gen. Gregg will continue to inspire all who knew him and those who serve at Fort Gregg-Adams now and in the future. His dedication and leadership will never be forgotten. Our deepest condolences to his family and loved ones during this difficult time.” More about the life and influence of Lt. Gen. Arthur Gregg here: https://lnkd.in/eQGGPEx7
Fort Gregg-Adams mourns death of namesake, inspirational sustainment leader
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The US Army’s Holistic Health and Fitness website is live! Check out the site to see how you can assess your personal readiness in all five domains and find individual and unit resources to help improve your overall fitness: https://h2f.army.mil/ #H2F #VictoryStartsHere U.S. Army Center for Initial Military Training
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Amazing news! Congratulations to Spc. Janiel Flores, who took a break from the #TRADOCBestSquad competition to re-enlist as he re-classes to infantry! Commanding General of the Maneuver Support Center of Excellence (MSCoE) and U.S. Army Fort Leonard Wood, Maj. Gen. Christopher Beck, was the Reenlisting Officer. #VictoryStartsHere #BAYCB US Army
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The Center for Army Lessons Learned (CALL) developed a "Quick-Fire" Observation tool to provide Soldiers and units a readily accessible method to upload, share, and discuss lessons observed during operations and training! With Quick-Fire, lessons and best practices are actioned for DOTMLPF-P solutions and can be disseminated to the force in days and weeks, versus months and possibly even years with the current traditional lessons learned process. Input to Quick-Fire can be done from anywhere in the world, using both web-based platforms and mobile devices. Submissions can be made by Soldiers, Officers, and Army Civilian Professionals assigned to the regular Army, Army National Guard, and Army Reserve. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/guexDGs5 Access Quick-Fire through the CALL SharePoint site here [CAC login required]: https://lnkd.in/dQckC52v #VictoryStartsHere #DriveChange #QuickFire US Army
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Take a look at one of the National Museum of the United States Army's newest artifact acquisitions! This handmade scrapbook by "Hello Girl" Elizabeth "Elsie" Gertrude Hunter offers a glimpse into her heroic US Army service during #WorldWarI. #ArmyHistory #Diversity
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The 16th Republic of Korea-U.S. Training and Doctrine Talk was held at the ROK Army Training and Doctrine Command in Daejeon earlier this month! Major General Son, Gwang Je, Director of Doctrine Development, ROK Army TRADOC and Major General Scott Linton, Deputy Chief of Staff, U.S. Army TRADOC, served as respective Heads of the Delegations. Major General Son welcomed the U.S. delegation back to Korea after a short hiatus due to COVID travel restrictions. Son expressed his desire to strengthen the linkages between our organizations, and discussions focused on leader development, the operational environment, large scale combat operations, doctrine, and lessons learned from current regional conflicts. The U.S. delegation also had an opportunity to meet with LTG Jeong, Jin Pal, Commanding General, ROK Army TRADOC! #VictoryStartsHere #StrongerTogether #ContinuousTransformation
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