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3rd Infantry Division History:

The 3rd Infantry Division, nicknamed the "Rock of the Marne," was established in 1917, and is known for its extensive combat history. It earned its' nickname for a heroic stand during the Second Battle of the Marne in World War I, and has since fought in World War II, the Korean War, and Operation Iraqi Freedom and New Dawn, among others. The division was the first U.S. conventional unit to enter Baghdad in 2003, and has earned more Medal of Honor recipients than any other division. To learn more about the 3rd Infantry Division history click the link below:

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06/19/2026

I thought they said this was football...? Why is the ball round? 🤔🥅

With the World Cup happening in the United States, Rocky figured it was time to help Dogface Soldiers learn the beautiful game. ⚽🐾

From goals and yellow cards to the mysterious world of offsides, Rocky is here to break down everything you need to know before kickoff. Whether you're a lifelong soccer fan or just tuning in for the first time, consider this your official World Cup orientation.

Did Rocky get every rule right? Probably not.

But he definitely had fun trying!

(📸 by SSG Anthony Herrera)

06/18/2026

For 250 years, America's Army has stood ready to fight and win the Nation's wars by adapting to new challenges, embracing innovation and continuously transforming to meet the demands of an ever-changing battlefield. 🇺🇸

From the earliest advancements in military transportation and battlefield mobility to the revolutionary technologies shaping today's force, Soldiers have always been at the forefront of innovation. Every generation of Soldiers has built upon the lessons and achievements of those who came before them, ensuring the Army remains ready to meet any challenge, anywhere in the world.

Today, that spirit of innovation continues through the development and integration of emerging technologies across the force. From first-person view unmanned aircraft systems that provide Soldiers with enhanced battlefield awareness, to 3D printing capabilities that rapidly produce solutions at the point of need, the Army is leveraging modern technology to increase readiness, survivability and combat effectiveness. Combined with next-generation combat platforms, advanced communications systems and Soldier-led innovation initiatives, these capabilities are helping shape the future of warfare while maintaining the Army's competitive edge.

As we celebrate Freedom 250 and commemorate 250 years of service to the Nation, we recognize that innovation has always been a defining characteristic of the U.S. Army. The same ingenuity that carried Soldiers across battlefields centuries ago now drives the development of the technologies that will define tomorrow's fight.

The Army's story is one of constant evolution—of adapting, learning and overcoming. While the tools have changed over the last two and a half centuries, the commitment of America's Soldiers has remained unwavering. Their dedication, creativity and determination continue to ensure that the Army remains the world's premier fighting force.

For 250 years, Soldiers have forged the path forward. Today, they continue to innovate, modernize and lead the way into the future.

(🎥 by Spc. Jesse May)

What's your favorite season? Ours is Homecoming! 🥹🏡🇺🇸The 3rd Infantry Division is proud to welcome home more Soldiers fr...
06/18/2026

What's your favorite season? Ours is Homecoming! 🥹🏡🇺🇸

The 3rd Infantry Division is proud to welcome home more Soldiers from the 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade following their deployment to Europe in support of U.S. Army and NATO operations. Throughout their deployment, these Soldiers provided critical aviation capabilities, strengthened partnerships with allied nations, and demonstrated the professionalism, readiness, and commitment that define the Marne Division.

Today, we celebrate their safe return to Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield, where families, friends, and fellow Soldiers can once again be reunited with their loved ones.

Welcome home, Dogface Soldiers. Thank you for your sacrifice, dedication, and service. The Rock of the Marne is stronger because of you.

(📸 by SSG Anthony Herrera)

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06/17/2026

As America approaches Freedom 250, the Dogface Soldiers of the 3rd Infantry Division continue a tradition of innovation that stretches back generations.

From emerging technologies and Soldier-led solutions to advanced training systems and battlefield modernization, 3rd ID is shaping the future of warfare while honoring the legacy of those who came before us. Innovation isn't just about new equipment—it's about empowering Soldiers to solve problems, adapt faster, and maintain the decisive edge on tomorrow's battlefield.

For 250 years, America's strength has been built on the ingenuity of its people. Today, the Marne Division carries that spirit forward, transforming ideas into capabilities and challenges into opportunities.

Forging the future. Honoring the past. Ready for what comes next.

Weeks into a demanding rotation at the National Training Center, Dogface Soldiers of the 3rd Infantry Division continue ...
06/17/2026

Weeks into a demanding rotation at the National Training Center, Dogface Soldiers of the 3rd Infantry Division continue to prove their readiness in one of the Army’s toughest training environments. 🏜️🐶

Operating around the clock across the Mojave Desert, Soldiers have faced complex battlefield scenarios that test their ability to maneuver, communicate, sustain operations, and make decisions under pressure. As the rotation progresses, units are integrating some of the Army’s most advanced technologies and innovative capabilities, refining how they fight and win on the modern battlefield.

From utilizing emerging systems to adapting to rapidly changing conditions, the division is embracing innovation while strengthening the fundamentals that have defined the Rock of the Marne for more than a century.

Every mission, every challenge, and every lesson learned at NTC helps ensure the 3rd Infantry Division remains ready to answer the nation's call whenever and wherever it comes.

(📸 by National Training Center/Fort Irwin)

It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Marne Rockstar Melinda Schneider. Through her dedication, kindne...
06/16/2026

It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Marne Rockstar Melinda Schneider. Through her dedication, kindness, and unwavering commitment to the Soldiers, Families, and community of the 3rd Infantry Division, Melinda left an enduring impact on everyone fortunate enough to know her.

Her passion for serving others, uplifting those around her, and supporting the Marne community will never be forgotten. While her absence will be deeply felt, her legacy will continue to live on through the countless lives she touched.

We extend our heartfelt condolences to her family, friends, coworkers, and all who knew and loved her. Please keep them in your thoughts during this difficult time.

Rest easy, Melinda. Thank you for everything you gave to the Marne Family. Your impact will be felt for generations to come.

06/16/2026

Gate 1 will temporarily close from 6:30 p.m. on June 18 through 5 a.m. on June 20 for the installation of an Active Vehicle Barrier. To mitigate traffic impact and preserve continuous access to the installation and Winn Army Community Hospital, Britt Gate (Gate #3) and Barkley Gate (Gate #8) will operate 24/7 during this 36-hour window. Visitors requiring installation access passes can obtain them directly at either Britt or Barkley gates. Plan your routes in advance and allow for extra travel time.

The fight is on in the Mojave Desert. 🏜️🐶Training at the National Training Center is well underway as Dogface Soldiers o...
06/15/2026

The fight is on in the Mojave Desert. 🏜️🐶

Training at the National Training Center is well underway as Dogface Soldiers of the 3rd Infantry Division take on realistic combat scenarios designed to test their skills, leadership, and readiness in a complex battlefield environment.

Throughout the rotation, Soldiers are integrating some of the Army’s most modern innovations into their training, leveraging emerging technologies and evolving tactics to increase battlefield effectiveness and prepare for the future fight. From maneuver operations to sustainment missions, every challenge is an opportunity to refine capabilities and strengthen readiness.

NTC provides one of the most demanding training environments in the world, pushing units to adapt, innovate, and overcome. The Dogface Soldiers continue to demonstrate why the 3rd Infantry Division remains at the forefront of building the Army of the future.

06/15/2026

In this week's edition of The Marne Report, 3rd Infantry Division, Command Sergeant Major Donald Durgin, kicks off our 100 Days of Summer Campaign. He reminds our community about the risks and consequences of driving under the influence and speeding. Take a listen now by searching for 'The Marne Report' wherever you get your podcast or click the resources tab on My Army Post app.

06/14/2026

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