The 75th US Army Reserve Innovation Command stormed Fort Irwin with practical solutions to propel the Army Modernization Enterprise during Project Convergence Capstone 4 in Fort Irwin, California. With extensive experience in machine learning, cyber security, project management and other advanced fields, these Soldiers pioneered partnerships with DOD and industry leaders to shape the future of warfare. From enhancing unmanned aerial systems to fostering spiritual unity, their impact resonated far beyond the battlefield.

Maj. Gen. Martin Klein, commanding general, 75th U.S. Army Reserve Innovation Command, wishes the Command's Soldiers, civilians, partners and their families a safe and happy holiday season.

The commanding general of the 75th United States Army Reserve Innovation Command wishes all Americans a Happy Thanksgiving.

At the annual LANPAC Symposium's Commanders Corner stage, Brig. Gen. Mark Siekman highlighted the unique capabilities of the 9th Mission Support Command and its crucial role in the Pacific Theater. Speaking at the 11th annual professional development forum sponsored by the Association of the United States Army and supported by the U.S. Army Pacific, Siekman focused on the vital role of Oceania Engagement Teams in the Pacific area of operations as well as the Rapid Home Station Mobilization Model.

Special operations Soldiers from the U.S. and partnered countries spent the month of April training in full spectrum irregular warfare operations in and around Camp Shelby, Mississippi. From April 7 to April 26, approximately 800 service members participated in the event, including members of the 20th Special Forces Group, the 353rd Civil Affairs Command, and the 2nd Psychological Operations Group, as well as the Air Force and Marine Corps.

The 510th Regional Support Group, 7th Mission Support Command, provided Base Operational Support and Integration operations, enabling the reception, staging and integration of DEFENDER 24 participant units and equipment in support of Exercise Immediate Response 24 in the Czech Republic, May 4 to 17, 2024.

The Spring issue is out! In this edition: “Ukraine: A Case for Urgency” by Anthony L. Tingle and Rebecca W. Jensen and “Strategic Art for Sanctions” by David Katz; SRAD DIRECTOR’S CORNER “Emerging Technologies and Terrorism: A Report from NATO's COE-DAT”; For the latest on the Indo-Pacific, Strategic Thinking, the Middle East, and even the US Civil War check out the new issue.

Shortly before he left the Army in 1999, Jason Soto met “Mr. Bill'' at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. Bill helped Soto’s aviation unit blend out damage on their weapons and taught the Soldiers how to complete additional repairs not found in the technical manuals.

Sgt. Ashon Calhoun of the 109th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, 213th Regional Support Group was the student speaker for Penn State Harrisburg's Spring 2024 commencement after graduating with a 4.0 GPA.