General Joseph Dunford @deepjay30

@GEricvd @realDonaldTrump 🤙🏽

Bringing the smoke 😤

Hitting the accelerator on change. The future won't wait, and neither will we.

Earlier today, @SecWar promoted country music star and soldier Craig Morgan to the rank of Warrant Officer 2.

Can you name the rifles in this photo?

Do you know the story of the one-man Army, Sgt. Alvin York?

Readiness in flight. In this photo, U.S. Army CH-47 Chinook helicopters transport Soldiers from the 290th Military Police Brigade during prisoner transport training as part of exercise Titan Warrior 2025, Camp Shelby, Miss. 📸 Master Sgt. Justin P. Morelli

Can’t make it to the @detautoshow ? No worries, here’s everything you need to know about the next-generation M1E3 Abrams tank from the U.S. Army’s Chief Technology Officer, Dr. Alex Miller. m.youtube.com/watch?v=9La7yL…

Can you name the 7 Army Values? Watch this drill sergeant break them down as part of the American Soldier: 250 Years of Service Concert.

Making a splash at Fort Benning. 🌊 Soldiers navigate a water crossing while completing the basic tank driver course. 📸 Joey Rhodes II

The U.S. Army is the heartbeat of our free country.

Do not go gentle into that good night. 📽️ The 75th Ranger Regiment, @USASOCNews

The M1E3 Abrams early prototype debuted last week at the Detroit Auto Show, showcasing cutting-edge advancements in firepower, survivability, and mobility. Read more about the unveiling below. army.mil/article/290052 #ArmyTech #ContinuousTransformation @USArmy

Gen. Randy George, @USArmy Chief of Staff, paid a visit to the 2026 #detroitautoshow — we’re honored to have you, General! 🇺🇸 The #USArmy unveiled an M1E3 Abrams early prototype last week at the Detroit Auto Show, showcasing cutting-edge advancements in firepower & mobility.

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ELITE TRAINING, TOTAL FORCE READINESS @USArmy soldiers test their skills to provide real-time situational awareness and achieve mission success in complex environments during training event Task Force Gator.

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The National Guard stands ready—at home and abroad—to defend the nation, protect communities, and strengthen partnerships while supporting state and federal missions as America’s enduring, dual-status force.

Forging warfighters, one pugil stick battle at a time. Pugil sticks is an initial entry training tradition, allowing trainees to hone their close combat and fighting skills before graduation.

Future-ready! 🚁 The Army’s new UAS strategy is leveling up the force—fielding advanced drones to make Soldiers safer, faster and more lethal. A smarter, more effective Army starts now. #DriveChangeForgeVictory verticalmag.com/news/u-s-army-…

Congratulations to the Top Army Recruiters of FY 2025! Thirty recruiters were honored at Joint Base Myers-Henderson Hall for their exemplary performance during a historic year for Army recruiting, bringing in 62,050 new Soldiers and exceeding the goal of 61,000. Read more: army.mil/article/290132

📰 $1,776 'Warrior Dividend' tax-free, IRS confirms The Internal Revenue Service confirmed that the $1,776 "Warrior Dividend" more than 1.5 million service members received last year, at the direction of President Donald J. Trump, would be tax-free. In a press release posted Jan. 16, the IRS confirmed the tax-free status of the dividend. "The Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service today confirmed that supplemental basic allowance for housing payments made to members of the uniformed services in December 2025 are not to be included in income by those who received the payments; they are not taxable," the statement reads. According to the IRS, U.S. tax law excludes from gross income a "qualified military benefit." The Warrior Dividend is just such a benefit and is therefore not taxable. Service members will keep all of the dividend to use as they see fit. "The tax-free Warrior Dividend places $1,776 directly in the hands of our warfighters and their families," said Pentagon Press Secretary Kingsley Wilson. "The department is proud to recognize their sacrifice." On Dec. 17, 2025, the president announced that nearly 1.5 million service members would receive a $1,776 bonus to both thank them for their military service and to commemorate the 250 years the U.S. military has been defending the nation. "Nobody deserves it more than our military," he said. "I say, 'congratulations' to everybody." In a related statement, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said the dividend illustrates the nation's commitment to military service members. "This Warrior Dividend serves as yet another example of how the War Department is working to improve the quality of life for our military personnel and their families," Hegseth said. "All elements of what we're doing are to rebuild our military."