WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth signed a memorandum March 3, 2025, directing Fort Moore, Georgia ... the United States Army Armor School, the United States Army Infantry School ...

Scott enlisted in the Army as an infantryman in May 1997 and graduated from One Station Unit Training and Airborne School at Fort Moore, Georgia, according to his biography. He has served in ...

Kiniery, the current commander of the U.S. Army Infantry School based at Fort Moore, took on his post ... were awarded by the Order of St. Michael-Airborne at the Archangel level.

And made me smile.” With their blue chords, the two will be spending a few more weeks on Fort Moore, attending Airborne School. Even that story sparks a little sibling disagreement.

His return to Fort Moore more than 30 years after training at the Airborne School in 1990 introduced him to a new experience. “I had never had the opportunity to serve in our Training and ...

Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School at Fort Liberty ... Tuley, the current 18th Airborne Corps deputy commander, will be the next commander of Fort Moore, Georgia, and the U.S. Army Maneuver ...

The Army’s Basic Airborne Course at Fort Moore, Georgia, is meant to prepare ... Also known as “airborne school,” the course is a requirement for any service member that goes to a unit ...

FORT MOORE, Ga. — A small device that soldiers ... to train in dozens of other courses, including Ranger School, Airborne School and the Sniper Course. “We’ve got to be able to evaluate ...

Before the 555th Airborne Unit was created, Fowles said Morris trained to become an officer at Officer Candidate School in Fort Moore, formerly known as Fort Benning, Georgia. Although he did not ...

A soldier made history by becoming the first active duty female to pass the Army's sniper school ... the 173rd Airborne Brigade, passed the Army's sniper course last month at Fort Moore, Georgia ...

An NCO whose high school friends called ... Maciel Hay, a cavalry scout with the 173rd Airborne Brigade in Vicenza, Italy, completed the 5-week course at Fort Moore, Georgia last month.

16 years after First Sgt. Joseph Turrentine, a US Army jumpmaster, attended Airborne School, his son just did the same on Fort Moore. “My whole life, I’ve been in the bleachers watching him jump.