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What is the 75th Innovation Command's Vision? Mission? Capabilities? Priorities? Specialties? Find the answers to these and other FAQs with the 75th IC's newest trifold.

May 02 2023

How We Solve the Army's Toughest Problems

What is the 75th Innovation Command's Vision? Mission? Capabilities? Priorities? Specialties? Find the answers to these and other FAQs with the 75th IC's newest trifold.
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What happens when you the U.S. Army Reserve's brightest minds in data science and artificial intelligence in the same room? You're one video away from the answer.

Apr 14 2023

Surge & Solve: 75th IC Rocks It at BRAVO Hackathon

What happens when you put the U.S. Army Reserve's brightest minds in AI and data science in the same room? You're one video away from the answer.
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Mar 21 2023

Be All You Can Be

New Army brand redefines 'Be All You Can Be' for a new generation
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Army Futures Command commanding general and command sergeant major synchronize priorities with 75th Innovation Command senior leaders.

Feb 19 2023

Two Commands, One Future

Army Futures Command commanding general and command sergeant major synchronize priorities with 75th Innovation Command senior leaders.
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Senior leaders from the 75th Innovation Command developed key partnerships with entrepreneurs, academic institution and service members representing cutting edge commands from sister branches during the 2022 Fed Supernova Sept. 27-29, 2022, at the Omni Hotel in Austin, Texas.

The 75th IC also earned a seat at a panel hosted by Capital Factory. Brig. Gen. Heather Reuter, deputy commanding general, 75th IC, joined Texas university system administrators with an extensive background in national security to discuss how academic institutions partner with the Department of Defense to protect America's interests, people, and principles founded on freedom and diversity.
Reuter emphasized that academia is an essential force multiplier that brings enhanced value to the Army Modernization Enterprise.

Reuter also mentioned that the 75th IC's mission to enhance the Future Force hinges on developing breakthroughs in robotics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and other cutting edge technology theorized, tested, and improved by members of academia.

The panel was one of dozens of formal presentations and discussions conducted at Fed Supernova. Sponsored by Capital Factory, the three-day conference connects entrepreneurs, government and industry together to collaborate on dual-use solutions that put commercial technology in the hands of the Department of Defense. Reuter and other 75th IC leaders discussed ideas with their private, academic and federal counterparts about how the Army Reserve can support the future force through enduring partnerships founded on innovation, collaboration and creativity.

U.S. Army video by Staff Sgt. John L. Carkeet IV, 75th Innovation Command

Oct 14 2022

Enhancing the Innovation Ecosystem

75th IC senior leaders ignite their presence at the Fed Supernova Sept. 27-29 in Austin. Hosted by Capital Factory, Fed Supernova connects entrepreneurs and universities with the DOD to enhance national security.
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Video: Maj. Kate Rubins weaves a true tale of space, science and service as she recalls her life's journey from becoming a NASA astronaut to a Soldier in America's Army Reserve.

Oct 20 2022

Starstruck

Video: Maj. Kate Rubins weaves a true tale of space, science, and service as she recalls her life's journey from becoming a NASA astronaut to a Soldier in America's Army Reserve.
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The 75th Innovation Command challenges the status quo and serves as a catalyst for change for the Army and Army Reserve.

Aug 31 2022

Translate, Accelerate, Facilitate

The 75th Innovation Command challenges the status quo and serves as a catalyst for change for the Army and Army Reserve.
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Teammates:
Almost 70 years have passed since representatives from 16 countries signed an armistice that officially ceased hostilities on the Korean peninsula. That three-year conflict claimed more than 2.5 million lives, 54,246 served under the stars and stripes. It is this and other battlefields-from the towns of Lexington and Concord to the deserts of Iraq and Afghanistan-that envelop Memorial Day in a solemn shroud, woven by duty, honor, and country.

This weekend, I ask all reading this to join the command in reflecting on the service of past generations and the wars they fought, particularly those who were buried near
where they fell in battle or returned home in flag-draped caskets surrounded by grieving friends and families. Though their fight is over, let us engrave their names and faces in
our hearts and minds.

The ultimate sacrifice of these brave men and women paved the way for us to chase our dreams, raise our children, and forge a future founded on peace, freedom, and equality. For that, the best we can give in return is our gratitude.

I also recognize the men and women serving in the United States Army Reserve Innovation Command. Their courage and passion to solve the Army's toughest problems are second only to their humility and patriotism. They, alongside our close network of families, community leaders, and innovation partners, live the Army values everyday so we may remain the finest fighting force the world has ever known.

On behalf of the Command Team, I thank our Soldiers, civilians, and their families for their unwavering support in our endeavors to dominate the battlespace for decades to
come. For those who lost a loved one or brother or sister-in-arms, our thoughts are with you, not only on Memorial Day, but every day.

Sincerely,

Martin F. Klein
Major General, USA
Commanding

Memorial Day Message from Maj. Gen. Martin Klein

By | May 28, 2023

As we prepare for long, well-deserved weekend excursions to our favorite summer destinations, let us give pause and pay homage to those who gave their lives in the name of the nation. On behalf of the Soldiers, civilians, families and innovation partners of the 75th Innovation Command, Maj. Gen. Klein and the Command Team wish you a safe and happy Memorial Day Weekend.

OLDIER EMPOWERMENT THROUGH TECHNOLOGY AND TRANSFORMATION: A Q&A WITH MAJ. CHARLES STEWART

The 75th Innovation Command proudly presents

Faces of Innovation: Maj. Charles Stewart

By Staff Sgt. John L. Carkeet IV, 75th Innovation Command | May 4, 2023

SOLDIER EMPOWERMENT THROUGH TECHNOLOGY AND TRANSFORMATION: A Q&A WITH MAJ.CHARLES STEWART The 75th Innovation Command proudly presents "Faces of Innovation," a monthly feature Q&A series that highlights the vision, mission and capabilities of the 75th IC through the eyes of one of its stellar Soldiers. Maj. Charles Stewart with the Mountain View Detachment kicks off the series with a candid discussion about the challenges and opportunities of modernizing and humanizing systems to enhance readiness, streamline processes and bolster recruitment and retention. Make Ready! Design and photo illustrations by Staff Sgt. John Carkeet IV, 75th Innovation Command

How We Solve the Army's Toughest Problems

By Staff Sgt. John L. Carkeet IV, 75th Innovation Command | May 2, 2023

What is the 75th Innovation Command's Vision? Mission? Capabilities? Priorities? Specialties? Find the answers to these and other FAQs with the 75th IC's newest trifold. Take a deeper dive how we solve the Army's toughest problems at innovation.army.mil.

Reserve News

U.S. Army Reserve Sgt. Amrit Sandhu, assigned to the 85th U.S. Army Reserve Support Command, Arlington Heights, Illinois, waves to spectators during a Chicago Cubs Military Salute home game on Memorial Day, May 29, 2023. Sandhu immigrated to the United States from Gurdaspur, Punjab, India in 2008. He enlisted in the U.S. Army Reserve in September 2015 as a Financial Management Technician, and in January of 2017 Sandhu was sworn in as a United States citizen.
(U.S. Army Reserve photo by Lt. Col. Brian Dunn)

Army Reserve Soldier receives honor at Chicago Cubs MLB Memorial Day home game

By Lt. Col. Brian Dunn | June 1, 2023

Major League Baseball’s Chicago Cubs honored U.S. Army Reserve Sgt. Amrit Sandhu, of the 85th U.S. Army Reserve Support Command, during a Memorial Day home game versus the Tampa Bay Rays at Wrigley Field in Chicago, May 29, 2023.

Maj. Axel A. Acosta, commander Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment 99th Readiness Division during the Puerto Rican Medal of Honor annual memorial ceremony at the Medal of Honor Grove, Valley Forge, P.A. (Photo courtesy of Anelali’ili’imakamae Lau)

Remembering the fallen: Puerto Rican Medal of Honor recipients

By Sgt. 1st Class Deziree Lau | June 1, 2023

”On this solemn occasion, we gather in remembrance of the brave men and women who have selflessly given their lives in service to our nation,” said Maj. Axel A. Acosta, commander of Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment, 99th Readiness Division, during the annual Memorial Ceremony paying homage to Medal of Honor recipients of Puerto Rican heritage at the Medal of Honor Grove here.

Pacific Army Reserve leads multinational ground operations in Oceania

By Pfc. Devin Serrano-Diaz | June 1, 2023

U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers of the 9th Mission Support Command provide support in mission Croix Du Sud (Southern Cross) in Noumea, New Caledonia, May 6, 2023.

Army News

From left to right, Command Sgt. Maj. Scott A. Brzak, U.S. Army Pacific senior enlisted advisor, Rose Lee spouse of retired U.S. Army Command Sergeant Major Henry Lee, Gen. Charles A. Flynn, U.S. Army Pacific commanding general pose for a photo June 6, 2023, during the MOKK award ceremony held at Historic Palm Circle, Fort Shafter, Hawaii. The MOKK civilian community service award honors individuals who are community leaders that have distinguished themselves by their support to Soldiers, their families, and the Army community in the Pacific. (U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Christopher Smith)

US Army Pacific Honors Distinguished Army Veteran

By Mary Andom | June 3, 2023

During a ceremony held on Fort Shafter’s Historic Palm Circle, U.S. Army Pacific Commanding General Gen. Charles A. Flynn presented the prestigious community service award to Lee’s family.

Allied Amphibious Landing on Attu Island, 11 May 1943. High on a Ridge overlooking Chichagof Harbor, American soldiers load a shell into a small mortar. Chichagof Harbor was the last Japanese stronghold to fall on Attu Island.

Operation LANDCRAB; the Seizing of Attu Island in the Aleutians

By Dr. Mike Krivdo | June 2, 2023

May 30, marked the 80th anniversary of the end of Operation LANDCRAB, the Allied seizure of Attu in the Aleutian Islands in 1943. That operation has the notoriety of having the second highest casualty rate of the war (per numbers of participants), right behind the Battle of Iwo Jima. As one of the Army’s first major amphibious operations there remains much to learn from that event.

AH-64E Apache: Inspect for Missing or Loose Set Screws

By | June 2, 2023

Aviation maintenance action message (AMAM), H-64-23-AMAM-09 requires a one-time inspection for the W111 and W112 connectors for loose or missing set screws. Read on to find out more about the AMAM and its requirements.