U.S. Army DEVCOM Soldier Center

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Happy Birthday Army! This We'll Defend! Our Soldiers and civilians are committed to defending our country, just as they have the past 250 years. Celebrate the Army's 250th birthday on June 14!

Congratulations to all our WISE Challenge 2025 Award Winners! @WestPoint_USMA @NavalAcademy @AF_Academy @uscga @usmma

DEVCOM Soldier Center Hosts Fifth Annual WISE Challenge-- the ultimate STEM competition The Warfighter Innovation in Science and Engineering (WISE) Challenge, a LIVE virtual event, will take place April 22-23, 2025. Watch the Awards live at 8 pm EDT at facebook.com/events/6781537…

On April 7th we recognized a Massachusetts hero and unveiled an important new capability—the Sergeant First Class Jared C. Monti Soldier and Squad Research Facility. army.mil/article/284658 #sciencebehindthesoldier #ForgeTheFuture #TeamDEVCOM

In alignment with Department of Defense (DoD) Instruction 5400.17 and recent Executive Orders issued by the President, the U.S. Army has reviewed and adjusted its social media content to ensure compliance with DoD policies and priorities.

It's that time of year again! GO ARMY--BEAT NAVY! #sciencebehindthesoldier #TeamDEVCOM #ForgeTheFuture #BeAllYouCanBe #GoArmyBeatNavy

Sergeant Major of the Army Michael R. Weimer visited the DEVCOM Soldier Center to see Soldier technologies, like a prototype helmet created with advanced processing methods, and the Combat Maneuver Lab in the Sergeant First Class Jared C. Monti Research Facility. #BeAllYouCanBe

Check out Soldier Center’s first annual Pumpkin Drop Challenge as students made a parachute safely drop a pumpkin without making the ingredients for pumpkin pie. #BeAllYouCanBe #ForgeTheFuture #TeamDEVCOM #sciencebehindthesoldier #STEM army.mil/article/281596

In honor of Veterans Day, several of our Soldiers, NCOs, Officers, and Veterans visited elementary schools in Natick to read books about the military and the Veterans Day holiday to kindergarten and first grade classes. Be All You Can Be!

Happy Veterans Day and thank you to all who served and those who are continuing to serve our Nation. #BeAllYouCanBe #TeamDEVCOM #ForgeTheFuture #sciencebehindthesoldier #VeteransDay @USARMY @USARMYSFL @ARMYHISTORY

MA Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll and MASS-TF visited DEVCOM Soldier Center, seeing the newly completed Monti Research Facility

MASTR-E Capstone Demonstration, showcasing how SC scientists and engineers partnered with the 82nd Airborne and 101st Airborne (Air Assault) to measure human performance @82ndABNDiv @101stAASLTDIV @usarmy_devcom youtube.com/watch?v=vhrau4…

DEVCOM Soldier Center hosts Eric M. Bailey, a leading expert on human relationships and improving work culture. #GoArmy #Beallyoucanbe #soldier #USarmy Clink the link to read more! army.mil/article/280127

The U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Soldier Center, or DEVCOM SC, recently hosted an event for student employees. The event aimed to help student employees get to know DEVCOM SC subject matter experts and other student employees better army.mil/article/279162

Soldier Center celebrates the successful careers, recent retirements, and last static line parachute jumps of two civilian aerial delivery experts after decades of stellar Army service. Check out their story and photos! #DEVCOMSoldier #USARMY army.mil/article/279109

Sgt. Jovani Tankelewicz recently graduated from the U.S. Army National Guard Warrior Training Center Jumpmaster Course at Camp Varnum, Rhode Island. Tankelewicz Click the link to read all about it. #USARMY #GoArmy #BeAllYouCanBe army.mil/article/278288

“The innovative efforts of our world-class scientists and engineers, combined with our numerous collaborations with academia and industry, enable us to work to overcome the challenges facing warfighters,” #industry #Soldiertech army.mil/article/277463

DEVCOM SC Soldiers volunteer to preserve history “The Soldiers donated their free time, which is at a premium when they are here,” said Blood. “They were the hardest workers during the cleanup. We are so appreciative of their efforts.” Click the link army.mil/article/277077