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Did you know, In July 1862, Union Maj. Gen. Daniel Butterfield created the iconic bugle call "Taps" during the American ...
06/19/2026

Did you know, In July 1862, Union Maj. Gen. Daniel Butterfield created the iconic bugle call "Taps" during the American Civil War because he felt the Army's standard "Lights Out" tune was too formal for his tired Soldiers. Working with brigade at Harrison's Landing, Virginia, they rewrote a 24-note melody on the back of an envelope that quickly spread across both Union and Confederate camps.

That very same month, the peaceful tune was played at a Soldier's burial to avoid firing a traditional rifle salute that might alert nearby enemy troops, sparking a profound tradition of remembrance. The U.S. Army officially adopted the melody in 1874 and made it mandatory for all military funerals in 1891, cementing those same 24 notes as the ultimate, timeless tribute to fallen heroes

🎙️ New Episode: Insights From the Fight Podcast- Ep. 9 Establishing JTF Southern BorderSuccess in complex operations sta...
06/18/2026

🎙️ New Episode: Insights From the Fight Podcast- Ep. 9 Establishing JTF Southern Border

Success in complex operations starts with strong doctrine, trusted partnerships, and the ability to adapt. Hear how the 10th Mountain Division put those principles into action on the southern border.

In this episode of the "Insights from the Fight" Podcast, Lieutenant Colonels Aaron Childers and Chad Corbin to discuss the 10th Mountain Division’s deployment to establish Joint Task Force (JTF) Southern Border. The guests discuss the complexities involved in setting the theater within the contin...

Today in Grant Auditorium, the Combined Arms Command team honored three departing foreign liaison officers for their ser...
06/17/2026

Today in Grant Auditorium, the Combined Arms Command team honored three departing foreign liaison officers for their service and enduring partnerships with the organization.

LTG Jim Isenhower and CSM Shaun Curry presented SGM Thomas Vogel, COL Fabio Seara, and LTC Kyu Jin Kim, with Meritorious Service Medals in recognition of their outstanding contributions and commitment to the Combined Arms Command and their countries.

Thank you for your service and for the lasting impact you've made across the force.

06/17/2026

This week's Fort Leavenworth Lamp:
-Army’s 251st birthday celebrated with traditional cake cutting
-Dog owners urged to provide proper care for their dogs this summer
-Patient feedback helps shape care at Munson Army Health Center

https://home.army.mil/leavenworth/2717/8152/7909/Lamp_All_06.18.26_reduced.pdf

06/15/2026

: Sherman Gate will resume normal operations June 15 for inbound and outbound travel.

Born on June 14, 1775, more than a year before the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Army has stood watch over the n...
06/15/2026

Born on June 14, 1775, more than a year before the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Army has stood watch over the nation for 251 years. Through every era and every challenge, one commitment has remained unchanged.

As America prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary, we honor two milestones bound by one enduring promise.

Happy 251st Birthday, U.S. Army.

Happy Birthday Army! 251 years of Driving change and Forging Victory!
06/14/2026

Happy Birthday Army! 251 years of Driving change and Forging Victory!

251 years of defending freedom. 🇺🇸🛡️

From the first musket shots in 1775 to the high-tech, multi-domain force of today, our Soldiers have always been, and always will be, ready to answer the call.

Happy Early Birthday, U.S. Army!Earlier today, CAC Command Sgt. Maj. Shaun Curry helped cut the Army birthday cake at th...
06/12/2026

Happy Early Birthday, U.S. Army!

Earlier today, CAC Command Sgt. Maj. Shaun Curry helped cut the Army birthday cake at the USDB, continuing a tradition that honors generations of Soldiers who have answered the nation's call.

This weekend we will celebrate the U.S. Army's 251st birthday and honor the Soldiers, civilians and families who have carried the legacy forward for generations.

06/12/2026

Celebrate 250 years of our nation at Fort Leavenworth! ❤️🤍💙

Important installation access requirements: Grant Gate is the public access point for our 4th of July event. Visitors will be vetted at the Grant Gate before entering the installation. All visitors will be required to show a REAL ID form of identification. This does not apply to service members, installation personnel, dependents or retirees who already possess a Military ID, Military Dependent ID, a Common Access Card (CAC), or a Federal Government-issued PIV Card. Visitors without REAL ID will need a secondary identification. List of acceptable secondary IDs at www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/identification.

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