Army Building 1st Battlefield Cyber/Electronic Warfare Team

For the first time since the Cold War, at least a small part of the Army could have radio and radar jamming capabilities to match the Russians, who’ve used EW to devastating effect in Ukraine. For the first time ever, it could have hackers on the battlefield.

Army graduates 13 women as armor officers

"Of the 65 graduates, 13 are female officers. The result of that diversity in the graduating class, and the decision to open the course up to women, will have the effect, overall, of strengthening the Army," --Maj. Gen. Eric J. Wesley, commanding general of the US Army Fort Benning

18th CSSB and the challenge of supporting fallen enemies

"This is an endeavor that I think really speaks to Soldiers. We take care of our own no matter what the circumstances are," --Lt. Col. Robb A Meert, 18th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, CSSB commanding officer #FirstInSupport #KnightsPride

Best Christmas Markets in Europe - Europe's Best Destinations

#Where2Weekend21: Great ideas to travel and visit throughout Europe, don't forget winter safety tips to #STAYSAFE21, especially if you're driving!

Sky Soldiers take part in urban assault training

Iron Sword is a Lithuanian led exercise designed to promote regional stability and security, while strengthening partnership capacity, and fostering trust while strengthening partnership capabilities between Lithuania, the U.S., and NATO member nations.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays, TEAM 21!

720th EOD

Team 21, check out #KnightsPride's 720th EOD's training with Military Police working dogs! #FirstInSupport U.S. Army U.S. Army Europe

Timeline Photos

Team 21, join #FirstInSupport for a tree lighting ceremony tonight, 4 p.m. at the 21st TSC parade grounds on Panzer Kaserne. The 21st TSC Public Affairs Office will record video holiday messages immediately after the ceremony in room 103, Building 3002. Bring family and friends for an evening of fun!

Bigger pay raise for troops still possible this year

House lawmakers have proposed a version of the annual bill that includes a 2.1-percent pay hike instead of the 1.6 percent increase ordered by President Barack Obama to take effect in January.

Pearl Harbor

December 7th marks 75 years since the Japanese attacked #PearlHarbor, taking the lives of more than 2,400 Americans and launching the U.S. into World War II. Follow along with coverage, remembering and honoring those who served that day: http://www.defense.gov/pearlharbor75 #PearlHarbor75 #HonorThem

Making Friends, Combating Organized Crime Thanks to the English Language

“When I went back to my room, I thought ‘what am I doing here; I can’t speak English; I can’t understand them,’ but after a few days, I was able to talk to my friends in English, and I was able to understand them,” --Moroccan Royal Gendarmerie Capt. Youssef Belfekir, company commander, Caserne Gendarmerie Royale in Morocco. George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies NATO U.S. European Command (EUCOM)

Ukrainian Soldiers conduct air assault training

“Some of the Ukrainian Soldiers have told us that we may have been born American but we are definitely Ukrainian at heart, which is a great compliment.” -- Sgt. Christopher Marinucci, assistant team leader, 6th Squadron, 8th Cavalry Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, 3rd Infantry Division