Emerging Security Issues is a 7-week resident course taking place in fall of 2026. The course is the fourth and final iteration of the Marshall Center's 2026 program plan, redesigned program model that supports European-led deterrence and defense through skills-based, outcomes-oriented training.
Hybrid Threats and Cybersecurity is a four-week resident course that prepares participants to navigate the evolving security landscape shaped by hybrid threats, irregular warfare, and emerging technologies. This course will strengthen European partners’ ability to plan for, defend against, and respond to hybrid and cyber threats through integrated, institutionally grounded strategies. The...
European-Led Defense is a four-week resident course in Garmisch-Partenkirchen designed for security professionals seeking to strengthen Europe’s capacity to plan, fund, and sustain credible deterrence and defense. The course blends expert lectures and panels with small-group discussions and applied exercises, allowing participants to move beyond theory and focus on implementation. Each week...
The first of four resident courses taking place at the Marshall Center in 2026, Strategic Competition and Russia focuses on Russia’s evolving role and impact to global security, NATO and EU responses, and the tools of statecraft that shape strategic competition.
Eighth Army celebrates the United States' 250th birthday in South Korea.
Bring Your Child to Work and Beyond empowers young people to take bold steps toward their dreams, fostering the confidence and resilience they need to succeed. Focusing on providing experience-based learning to connect children with career role models and foster future goals. The Pentagon is hosting "Bring Your Child to Work Day" on Thursday, April 23, 2026. #DODKIDSDAY26
Content captured by deployed Soldiers with the 366th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment based out of Denver, CO in 2026. 20 Soldiers with the unit deployed in support of USEUCOM.
The pinnacle event of America’s 250th birthday celebration, International Naval Review (INR) 250, hosted in the Port of New York and New Jersey from July 3-8, will gather ships, aircraft, and personnel from over 130 invited navies and coast guards. This historic gathering will also feature more than 30 tall ships from around the globe alongside key maritime partners, including merchant...
