Lieutenant General Brian S. Eifler

The West Point - The U.S. Military Academy helmets for America's Game honor the Army's 250 years of unwavering service to the Nation and unparalleled sacrifice.

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The 2025 Army West Point football uniforms for the 126th Army-Navy Game commemorate the Army's 250 years of service and sacrifice to the nation.
For the past 250 years, the United States Army has stood as America’s enduring symbol of service and sacrifice. Born in the desperate conditions of the American Revolution, the Army’s legacy is one of steadfast commitment to the defense of liberty, reflected in its motto, “This We’ll Defend.”
At the core of the Army’s service are the seven Army Values: Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, and Personal Courage. These values represent the moral compass of every Soldier, binding them in shared purpose and ensuring that character and trust remain the bedrock of the profession.
One of the most distinctive elements of the 2025 uniform is the purple streaking through the jersey numbers and along the helmet. Purple symbolizes the sacrifice made by Soldiers and Gold Star Families, tracing its lineage to the Badge of Military Merit, precursor to the Purple Heart, first authorized by General George Washington during the American Revolution.
The uniform’s marble primary color featured on both the jersey and pants symbolizes the enduring foundation of strength that the American people have provided for the Army.
This is the 10th season that Army Football and the United States Military Academy’s Department of History and War Studies have collaborated with Nike on the specialty uniform for the Army-Navy Game.

Black Knights to Honor the U.S. Army's 250 Years of Service and Sacrifice on Dec. 13 in Baltimore for America's Game.
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Turning the page: TRADOC inactivation marks new chapter in Army transformation
As part of the Secretary of the Army's Army Transformation Initiative, the establishment of the U.S. Army Transformation and Training Command or T2COM comes about with the inactivation and merge of U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command and U.S. Army Futures Command.

The only thing better than a good bicep curl 💪 is a perfect shoulder launch! Can you name the weapon?
📹 Joy Edwards - U.S. Army Maneuver Center of Excellence

The only thing better than a good bicep curl 💪 is a perfect shoulder launch! Can you name the weapon? 📹 Joy Edwards - U.S. Army Maneuver Center of Excellence

On September 28th, we honor Gold Star Mothers and Families who have lost loved ones in military service. The Gold Star represents the profound sacrifice of both service members and their families. Today and every day, we recognize that no one has given more for our nation than these service members and families.
The Army supports these families through Survivor Outreach Services, providing counseling, financial assistance, and continued connection to the military community.

Trained for combat and ready to defend against any threat. 💥
The 3rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division is charging into Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Center prep with speed, lethality, and discipline. Each company was being evaluated on its ability to deploy, recon, fight, sustain, and win. Across tough terrain, all time zones, and against any threat.

Honored to attend today’s inactivation ceremony for , closing out 52 years of shaping Soldiers and leaders.
This move marks a major step in the ’s transformation, paving the way for the new U.S. Army Transformation and Training Command.
Grateful to GEN Brito for his exceptional leadership—congrats on a remarkable career and upcoming retirement.

Happy anniversary to the U.S. Army Military Police Corps! Can we get a "Hooah!"? 🇺🇸
This year’s regimental theme is “The Shield – Protecting the Force, Enabling the Fight,” a promise that no matter the threat, no matter the hour, no matter the cost - they will stand between danger and those they are privileged to protect.

- Eyes on the fight. Who has done training in Germany?
U.S. Soldiers from 1st Battalion, 4th Infantry Regiment and 15th Engineer Battalion scan their sectors for opposing forces during at Hohenfels Training Area, Germany.
The exercise brings together more than 7,000 participants, including Allied and Partner forces, and over 1,000 vehicles—strengthening readiness at the JMRC.
📸 by Sgt. Christian Aquino