America’s Army is home to some incredible talent. Congrats to Sgt. Isaac Atkins on earning the Golden Buzzer on America's Got Talent!
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- U.S. Army repostedThe permission slip isn’t coming. Stop waiting, join us. Without Fear Without Fail Without Equal
- U.S. Army repostedToday at EUROSATORY, 10 nations signed a Statement of Intent to join the @USArmy’s UAS and C-UAS Marketplace. This marketplace will change how we work with allies and partners and bring critical technology from industry to the warfighter faster than ever before. The future fight
- Replying to @USArmyAs the platform continues to expand, it will serve as the premier digital hub for keeping the entire force connected to the mission.👁 A graphic showing a U.S. Army leader in camouflage uniform standing and addressing a large group of seated Soldiers inside a spacious facility. Overlaid text reads, \"TELL YOUR FORMATION,\" with the U.S. Army star logo replacing the letter 'A' in the word \"Formation.\" Below it is the web address \"www.army.mil/tellyourformation\" in yellow text.
- What a lineup for Army Day at the @NationalsPark! 🇺🇸 Yesterday, June 15th, was Army Day at Nationals Park! To celebrate the Army's 251st birthday, the @Nationals hosted The Army Chorus, The Continental Color Guard, and The Old Guard with the Fife and Drum Corps to present the
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: The Birthplace of America and America's Army. 🇺🇸 State and city officials, senior military leaders, and civilian partners helped the U.S. Army celebrated its 251st birthday with the unveiling of the service’s birthplace historic marker in👁 Staff Sgt. Erick Narvaez and Sgt. Tainna Chagas of the U.S. Army Reserve\u2019s 99th Readiness joined state and city officials, senior military leaders, and civilian partners as the U.S. Army celebrated its 251st birthday June 14 with the unveiling of the service\u2019s birthplace historic marker in Philadelphia. This new marker, located near the intersection of Chestnut and South 6th Streets, recognizes Philadelphia\u2019s legacy as the birthplace of the U.S. Army, which was established on June 14, 1775. (U.S. Army photo by Mr. Shawn Morris, 99th Readiness Division Public Affairs) (Shawn Morris)
- Kicking off Freedom 250 on the @USArmy’s 251st birthday! 🇺🇸🎂 Two of our Soldiers threw down against Sailors and Marines in a combatives demo before the @ufc event at the @WhiteHouse. Following a fierce bout of hand-to-hand combat, Sgt. 1st Class Anais A. Moise was voted the👁 A U.S. Army soldier standing inside a UFC octagon, facing away from the camera, holds a championship belt high above her head in victory. A large, enthusiastic crowd cheers from behind the chain-link fence, and the octagon mat features a \"UFC FREEDOM 250\" logo.👁 A high-angle view of the UFC Freedom 250 event taking place outdoors on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. In the foreground, a line of military service members stands inside an MMA octagon while a presenter speaks into a microphone. A massive crowd surrounds the cage, with a giant inflatable black fist and the Washington Monument towering in the background.👁 A U.S. Army soldier and a U.S. Marine grappling against the chain-link fence inside a UFC octagon during a mixed martial arts exhibition. The Army soldier, wearing a black \"ARMY\" shirt, has the Marine pressed against the cage while a crowd of spectators watches intently from the other side.👁 Four U.S. military service members representing the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps smile and pose together inside a UFC octagon. The female Army soldier in the center is proudly holding a UFC championship belt. A large crowd of spectators and the Washington Monument are visible in the background against a cloudy sky.
- Talk to a recruiter at the link below ⤵️spr.ly/6016B8tObq
