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As the senior, tactical headquarters in the contact layer, V Corps provides training, increases readiness, and retains operational control of assigned and allocated units in order to compete across the competition continuum alongside allies and partners; deny adversaries in crisis; and, should conflict occur, fight and win in multi-domain, large scale combat operations to reestablish sovereign bor

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When allied forces train together, they build the trust and capability needed to succeed together.During Strike Back 26 ...
06/18/2026

When allied forces train together, they build the trust and capability needed to succeed together.

During Strike Back 26 in Bulgaria, Soldiers from the 1st Armored Division trained alongside NATO allies and partner nations, conducting combined mounted and dismounted operations designed to strengthen combat readiness and increase battlefield effectiveness.

U.S. Army photos by Spc. Thomas Madrzak

Showcasing our partnership through medical training⛑️U.S. Army medics assigned to 1st Battalion, 8th Cavalry Regiment tr...
06/17/2026

Showcasing our partnership through medical training⛑️

U.S. Army medics assigned to 1st Battalion, 8th Cavalry Regiment trained alongside British Army medical personnel at Bemowo Piskie Training Area, Poland, refining casualty care and treatment procedures in a simulated urban combat environment.

By sharing tactics, techniques, and medical expertise, V Corps and our NATO Allies continue to strengthen interoperability and build the readiness needed to respond to any challenge on the Alliance’s eastern flank.

U.S. Army photos by Staff Sgt. Emile Lenglain


Combat aviation is more than aircraft. It is the Soldiers who keep them flying and the teams prepared to fight through a...
06/16/2026

Combat aviation is more than aircraft. It is the Soldiers who keep them flying and the teams prepared to fight through any challenge.

During Gunslingers Gambit at Grafenwoehr Training Area, Soldiers from 2nd Battalion, 159th Aviation Regiment sharpened critical battlefield skills ranging from combat lifesaving to aircraft decontamination in a CBRN environment, ensuring crews can continue operations even in contested and degraded conditions.

It Will Be Done.

U.S. Army photos by Sgt. Joseph Honce

We have a winner!Congratulations to 2d Cavalry Regiment for winning this year’s V Corps’ Best Squad Competition. This sq...
06/15/2026

We have a winner!

Congratulations to 2d Cavalry Regiment for winning this year’s V Corps’ Best Squad Competition. This squad will advance to compete at the U.S. Army Europe and Africa Best Squad Competition.

From left, Pfc. Christian Rodriguez, Spc. Emanuel Gagante, Staff Sgt. Makonnen Francis, Sgt. Joshua Laporte, and Pfc. Tyler Grieco.

📷 Sgt. Brandon Vasquez, Sgt. Joseph Honce

06/14/2026

251 years of answering the Nation’s call.

From the trenches of World War I to the front lines of Europe today, generations of Soldiers have carried forward a legacy of service, sacrifice, and victory.

Our mission remains the same:

Defend NATO’s Eastern Flank.

U.S. Army video by Sgt. Brandon Vasquez

It Will Be Done.

For 251 years, Soldiers have answered the Nation's call. For more than a century, V Corps has been among them.Soldiers a...
06/12/2026

For 251 years, Soldiers have answered the Nation's call. For more than a century, V Corps has been among them.

Soldiers assigned to V Corps Fort Knox, Kentucky, gathered to commemorate the U.S. Army's 251st Birthday with a run and traditional cake-cutting ceremony. The formation led by Col. Kevin L. Jackson, V Corps Chief of Staff, ran 5km across the installation. Soldiers ran together, reflecting the grit, resilience, and determination that have defined V Corps from the trenches of France in World War I to NATO's eastern flank.

Following the run, Soldiers participated in the Army Birthday cake-cutting ceremony, a tradition connecting the Army's newest Soldiers to its most experienced and celebrating 251 years of service to the Nation.
Built on a legacy of readiness, forged through generations of service, and committed to the mission ahead, V Corps remains ready when called.

It Will Be Done.

06/11/2026

Pressure creates performance.

On day three of the V Corps Best Squad Competition, Soldiers tackled patrol, medical, and CBRN lanes that tested their ability to adapt, communicate, and perform under pressure.

Every lane is another opportunity to prove they have what it takes to earn the title of V Corps Best Squad and represent the corps on the next stage.

U.S. Army video by Sgt. Joseph Honce

Day two of the V Corps Best Squad Competition put teams through a patrol lane, medical lane, and CBRN lane.Designed to t...
06/10/2026

Day two of the V Corps Best Squad Competition put teams through a patrol lane, medical lane, and CBRN lane.

Designed to test their ability to operate under pressure, each event challenged competitors to rely on their training, communication, and teamwork to accomplish the mission. As the week continues, squads remain focused on earning the title of V Corps Best Squad.

U.S. Army photos by Sgt. Derek Combs, Sgt. Steven Moseley and Staff Sgt. Vontrae Hampton

06/09/2026

Starting the week off strong in the V Corps Best Squad Competition.

Teams from across the corps kicked off the competition by tackling the Army Fitness Test and weapons qualifications, setting the stage for a week of demanding challenges. Throughout the competition, teams will be tested on their tactical proficiency, communication, and overall cohesion as they compete for the title of V Corps Best Squad.

U.S. Army video by Staff Sgt. Addison Shinn

Victory starts with the squad.This week, V Corps Soldiers are competing in the Best Squad Competition, pushing themselve...
06/08/2026

Victory starts with the squad.

This week, V Corps Soldiers are competing in the Best Squad Competition, pushing themselves through demanding physical and tactical challenges that test the fundamentals of war fighting.

Teamwork. Lethality. Victory

U.S. Army photos by Sgt. Joseph Honce

U.S. Army graphics by Sgt. Brandon Vasquez




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