Gen. John R. Gordy

Through partnerships with institutions like Georgia Tech and support for individual educational pursuits, the Army ensures its personnel are equipped with the knowledge and skills to address future challenges and maintain technological superiority on the battlefield.
The United States Army has significantly expanded its educational opportunities for Soldiers, recognizing the importance of advanced learning and innovation in developing a modern, capable force. From partnerships with leading academic institutions to internal innovation centers, the Army invests in education and research to prepare its personnel for future challenges.
One example of this commitment is the Army's collaboration with the Georgia Institute of Technology and its Georgia Tech Research Institute, or GTRI.
Andy Chang, a GTRI researcher, who has been acting as a primary liaison between GTRI, Georgia Tech and the 3rd Infantry Division, said "We've been working with the Marne Innovation Center for the last three years."
3rd Combat Aviation Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division (3 CAB, 3 ID) 3rd Infantry Division U.S. Army

During U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM)'s exercise , led by U.S. Army Southern European Task Force, Africa, the Maryland National Guard, Utah National Guard, and New York Army National Guard are teaching various military tactics and techniques to members of the Tunisian Armed Forces.
This year’s exercise runs through May 31, and is hosted across Morocco, Ghana, Senegal and Tunisia.
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