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The US Army Blue Book is now available online! You can access it at https://lnkd.in/ePe_9AYs or by screenshotting this photo and holding down the QR code in the top right. #ArmyBlueBook #TheArmyProfession

Private motor vehicle mishaps result in more Soldier fatalities than any other type of mishap. The US Army loses approximately 10 Soldiers during the holiday season, with most at the rank of PFC/SPC/W2. An average of six of those fatalities occur in private motor vehicles. Data from the Army Readiness Assessment Program (ARAP) shows that units that prioritize safety and implement an effective safety culture experience fewer off-duty mishaps. The Off-Duty Safety Awareness Presentation has proven effective for leaders looking to talk to their Soldiers beyond the standard safety brief. You can access this brief, as well as the Small Unit Leader Cards, at www.safety.army.mil. #VictoryStartsHere #ArmySafety #ReadinessThroughSafety #HolidayBlockLeave US Army Combat Readiness-Safety Center

Elevate your HR career with the prestigious Professional in Human Resources (PHR) certification through the Institutionally Delivered Credentials (IDC)! https://lnkd.in/ejD8szZB #TheArmyProfession #ArmyCareers #EducateToWin #VictoryStartsHere US Army | U.S. Army Combined Arms Center | The Army University

Training doctrine recognizes the need for training management to be routine and predictable. #ArmyDoctrine Publication 7-0 and Field Manual 7-0 demonstrate the routine, cyclical nature of training management in the Training Management Cycle. Learn about the Training Management Cycle below! #TrainingModernization #ArmyBlueBook #TheArmyProfession US Army

Earlier this year, the US Army made the decision to eliminate the requirement for all enlisted Soldiers to complete the Distributed Leader Course (DLC I-VI), removing the prerequisite barriers for resident PME courses and the Select, Train, Educate, and Promote policy within the NCO Professional Development System. Read more about it!👇 #YearInReview #YearInReview2024 #YIR2024 #VictoryStartsHere NCO Journal | The NCO Leadership Center of Excellence and Sergeants Major Academy | The Army University

Last month, Drill Sergeants from Fort Jackson, 128th Aviation Brigade, and U.S. Army Fort Gregg-Adams embarked on Christopher Newport University to judge the 2024 Hampton Roads Drill Challenge! Hosted by the Military Scholars Youth Development Services, Drill Sergeants were able to help educate the local community on how JROTC encourages high school students to make better life choices before and after graduating from high school. #VictoryStartsHere US Army | U.S. Army Center for Initial Military Training

We honor the memory of those who were lost during the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. A day that changed the course of history, reminding us of the bravery and sacrifice of our military and the resilience of our nation. 🇺🇸 We salute the heroes who gave their lives that day, and we stand united in remembrance and gratitude. Never forget. #PearlHarbor #NeverForget #HonorTheFallen US Army

Eighteen new TRADOC Foreign Liaison Officers visited Fort Gregg-Adams and U.S. Army Combined Arms Support Command, where they met with senior leaders from the Army Sustainment University - Logistics Leaders College, Quartermaster, Ordnance and Transportation schools! The group toured the Supply Support Activity operation training area, the Joint Mortuary Affairs Center, the Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic and Armament Repairer training bays. #VictoryStartsHere #SupportStartsHere #BeAllYouCanBe US Army

The winter months can sometimes be hard on our mental health. According to the American Psychiatric Association, seasonal depression affects about 5% of adults in the U.S. experience, and it typically lasts about 40% of the year. Check out these tips for maintaining your mental health, and visit www.militaryonesource.mil for more mental health support and resources. #MentalHealthMatters #SoldierReadiness #BeAllYouCanBe US Army | U.S. Army Directorate of Prevention, Resilience and Readiness | U.S. Army Center for Initial Military Training

Have you ever wondered why you hear a bugle playing taps every evening on Army bases around the world? Playing taps is a tradition going back to the Civil War when the tune was first heard at Harrison’s Landing, Virginia, in July 1862. Taps is well known for its frequent playing at memorial ceremonies, but its original purpose was to signal to Soldiers to “extinguish lights,” signaling the end of the day. Read more about the history below! #ArmyHistory #VictoryStartsHere #TraditionThursday US Army | U.S. Army Center of Military History