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@USArmy
May 11, 2020 • 11 tweets • 10 min read • Read on X
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#WeAreTraining

#COVID19 has changed the way our force trains our Soldiers and @FortBenning wants to show you how, even with these changes, our #Soldiers are learning the skills to be #Ready2Fight.

Check out the Thread below.

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Trainees from the 198th Infantry Brigade conduct urban operations room-to-room clearing, April 21, 2020, at Buchanan Range on Harmony Church.

Soldiers practice safety while ensuring correct execution of the training.

Photo by Patrick A. Albright

#TrainedAndReady Image
#USArmy Airborne School students carry their primary and reserve parachutes back to the pack shed April 28, 2020 at Lawson Army Airfield on post.

Photo by Patrick A. Albright

#TrainedAndReady Image
Sniper students dry fire their rifles during training at the United States Army Sniper Course at @FortBenning.

Soldiers practice safety while ensuring correct execution of the training.

#TrainedAndReady Image
Trainees stand at parade rest while awaiting instructions from #drillsergeants.

The first two weeks of training are modified in order to conduct controlled monitoring and confirm #trainees are virus free before shipping to one-station unit training.

#TrainedAndReady Image
Drill sergeants demonstrate the proper salute to trainees with 30th Adjutant General Battalion (Reception).

The trainees practice social distancing and wear face protection in accordance to @CDCgov guidelines.

Photo by Patrick A. Albright, @FortBenning Image
A Soldier begins the slide for life on the first day of Benning Phase of #RangerSchool as a #Ranger instructor monitors his process.

Photo by Patrick A. Albright, @FortBenning

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A rigger with E Company, 1st Battalion (Airborne), 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment, sews a cloth face covering using three layers of cotton muslin.

Photo by Patrick A. Albright,@FortBenning

#ArmyCOVIDFight Image
#Soldiers from the Ranger Flight Company known as the Ravens prepare to depart Lawson Army Airfield.

The Ravens conduct air assaults, air movements, and special mission aviation training in support of the Commanding General, MCoE, and @FortBenning, GA.

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Soldiers in the Basic Drivers Course learn how to drive the Bradley Fighting Vehicle.

Photo by Patrick A. Albright, @FortBenning

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Soldiers graduating from 3rd Battalion, 47th Infantry Regiment, 198th Infantry Brigade, march pass a camera set up to live-stream the ceremony April 24, 2020 at Kanell Field on Sand Hill.

Photo by Patrick A. Albright, @FortBenning

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Jul 21, 2023
Rest in peace, Soldier. You led, 'The Good Life."

#TonyBennett, who died today at age 96, was a #USArmy veteran. We salute his service to the Nation and his iconic career as a singer.
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Tony Bennett is shown while serving in the U.S. Army in 1945.
After completing basic training at Fort Dix, New Jersey and Fort Robinson, Nebraska, Bennett served with the 63rd Infantry Division and went to Europe in March 1945.
With the 63rd Infantry Division, Bennett fought in France and Germany, quickly rising to the rank of corporal based on his experience with close combat fighting.
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We continue The Story of Old Abe.

Many newspapers and Veterans groups wondered aloud "what would become of this famous, flesh and blood war relic?"
Upon his death, "Old Abe" was preserved and exhibited in the Capitol building's Grand Army of the Republic Memorial Hall until a fire destroyed the display in 1904.

Sadly, only a few of his feathers survived, carefully preserved by the Wisconsin Veterans' Museum in Madison.
Today, large sculptures of "Old Abe" stand atop the Wisconsin monument at Vicksburg, Miss., and atop the entrance to old Camp Randall, now the main entrance to the University of Wisconsin's football stadium.
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Jan 5, 2022
We have quite the story to tell on #NationalBirdDay.

We present The Story of Old Abe.

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The Screaming Eagle insignia of the @101stAASLTDIV is perhaps the most recognized and famous shoulder sleeve insignia in the United States Army.
However the history and symbolism of the patch is often forgotten. The eagle on your shoulder is not just any American Bald Eagle, but instead, it commemorates the most famous animal mascot that ever served in the United States Army.
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Jan 3, 2022
Even small victories have big effects.

Today we look back at The Battle of Princeton

New Jersey | Jan 3, 1777
After crossing the Delaware on December 25, 1776, Gen. George Washington embarked on a ten day campaign, known as the “10 Crucial Days," that would change the course of the war, culminating at the Battle of Princeton.
By noon on Dec. 30, Col. John Cadwalader, in command of a brigade of Philadelphia Associators stationed 15 miles south of Princeton, received valuable intelligence from an unidentified informant who'd been detained the night before by British troops and managed to escape.
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Dec 26, 2021
We know the Holidays are in full swing, but let's take a moment for some #ArmyHistory.

Today, we look at #TheBattleofTrenton.

New Jersey | Dec 26, 1776
In late 1776, morale in the Continental Army was at a low after losses at the Battle of White Plains in October and at Forts Washington and Lee in November.

Chased by the British, General George Washington retreated across New Jersey and into Pennsylvania.

#ArmyHistory
On the night of Christmas, December 25, 1776, General Washington implemented an audacious plan that would improve the fortunes of the American forces.

#ArmyHistory
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Oct 19, 2021
In #ThisDayInHistory, the American victory at the #BattleofYorktown would be the last major land battle of the #AmericanRevolutionaryWar.

Check out the thread to learn more about this historic battle!

#ArmyHistory | #ArmyHeritage
In 1781, the British occupied Yorktown, where General Charles Cornwallis intended to resupply his 9,000-man army.

#ArmyHistory | #ArmyHeritage
On September 5, The Royal Navy, attempting to sail up the Bay to Gen. Cornwallis, is met by French warships at the mouth of the Chesapeake. In this Battle of the Capes, the British fleet is soundly defeated trapping British troops without supplies and much-needed reinforcements.
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