Only one team can claim the title of Best Squad.
Following a grueling week of testing their physical, combat, and leadership skills, the competition is officially over. Follow us to find out who takes home the title next month at AUSA.
Precision and power in every round.💥
Mortar crews from the 1-32 Infantry Regiment, @10MTNDIV, dial in their targets during live-fire gunnery training. This is what readiness looks like. Climb to Glory!
#FreedomsGuardian
Once again, a great job by our Army recruiters & @NationalGuard!
This means every Army component hit its recruiting goal for the first time in more than a decade!
With @POTUS and @SecWar at the helm, it’s easy to understand why so many Americans are excited to serve!
Soldiers newly assigned to the 4th Infantry Division perform push-ups during a newcomers physical training event on Fort Carson, Colorado.
The event helped integrate newly assigned Soldiers into the unit while reinforcing the Army's commitment to fitness, teamwork, and mission readiness.
📽️ Spc. Thomas Nguyen
High standards. Sharp knife hands. Meet the Army’s Drill Sergeants of the Year.
Congratulations to this year's winners, Staff Sgt. Noel Berges and Sgt. 1st Class Kevin Harrington.
Soldiers complete the Danish Flyver Ruck March at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
From the first step to the final kilometer, participants must draw on determination, resilience and camaraderie to overcome the physical demands of the march and carry the weight all the way to the finish line.
📷 Pfc. Norah Swanson
Best Squad competitors brought the heat!
USASOC won yesterday’s Fort Benning community fitness event at the National Infantry Museum.
The Army’s Best Squad winner will be announced at AUSA in Washington, D.C., this October.
Follow along for the reveal!