The annual symposium draws academic, government, military and international experts, with the goal of exploring a broad range of deterrence issues and thinking during a single event.
Marine Week is coming to the Queen City. Marine Week is the United States Marine Corps largest community relations program that brings more than 700 Marines and personnel, future technology, current equipment, and aircraft to a different city every year for a weeklong series of events. From 5-9 September, 2018, Marine Week Charlotte will feature hands-on static displays, live demonstrations,...
On September 20-21, 2018, Oklahoma City will host the "Meet Your Army" initiative. Planned events include two tandem jump camps conducted by the Army’s Golden Knights Tandem Team, performances by the Army's Silent Drill Team, TV and radio interviews with local general officers, and meetings with local civic and business leaders.
The Meet Your Army initiative sends Army leaders (active...
The U.S. Air Force Defender Challenge pits "the best of the best" defenders in head-to-head team competition focusing on the craft and tools of their trade -- weapons and tactics. The competition was first held as a marksmanship contest in 1952 and was modified to an Olympics-style series of events in 1981. The last Air Force level competition was held in 2003 and comes back this September to...
The 98th Training Division (IET) turns 100 years old in July. As part of the celebration, this page has been created to highlight some of the Division’s history and current missions.
USFK Moves to Camp Humphreys
Marine Corps Base (MCB) Camp Pendleton leaders honor the recipients of the Federal Length of Service Award at MCB Camp Pendleton, California, June 26, 2018. The award was presented to all the federal employees marking their 30 to 40 years of honorable service to the federal government.
NERE honors employers who provide exceptional support for their Reserve Sailor employees. This year's event featured invited guests from 36 companies, universities and civic entities, each selected based on nominations by the Reserve Sailors they employ.
