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The Power of Discipline

Did you know the first Army Blue Book was published in 1779? Our earliest leaders understood that standards and discipline are critical to the outcome of battles and overall Army success. Can we do better at instilling them today? Read more here.

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HRC Broadening Opportunity Catalog FY 26

**Recently Released**  Ready to level up? Find career broadening opportunities in HRC’s FY 26 catalogue here. It includes the Harding Fellowship application for next summer. They are specifically looking for officers or senior NCOs from Aviation; Armor; Field Artillery; Cyber or Signal; Chemical, Engineer, or Military Police; and a Medical or Medical Service Corps. The deadline is 25 July 2025.

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Celebrate the Army's 250th Birthday!

The Army is celebrating its’ 250th birthday by honoring our rich history of service, sacrifice, and dedication. 

The theme this year is This We’ll Defend. You can help us celebrate, tell the Army story, and honor the American Soldier!

Find out more about the Army’s birthday plans and how you can join in the ‘How to Celebrate’ guide found here.         

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The Story of the Army Told Through Uniforms


The Army’s evolution of uniforms goes beyond just the colors and material. Just as weapons and vehicles modernized to meet a Soldier’s need in battle, so too did the uniforms. For the 250th birthday, Command and General Staff College Department of Military History professors plus the Frontier Army Museum on Fort Leavenworth curated several display cases within the Lewis and Clark Center. Dr. Richard Faulkner, CGSC DMH professor, discusses how Army uniforms are key storytelling pieces of the Army’s history.

Army 250: Educating the Army's Legacy and Future


The performance of educated officers in combat has earned praise and recognition throughout history. Yet professional military education has come a long way since the first military school for artillerists and engineers taught by French officers in 1795. Watch this video to learn more about the Army’s legacy and future of educating the Army. #ThisWellDefend #EducatetoWin