Army Combat Readiness Center

The U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center preserves Army readiness through analysis, training, and the development of systems that prevent accidental loss of our people and resources.

The U.S. Army's Remedial Drivers Training (RDT) has been redesigned. 🚗Flexible Learning: Finish short, interactive modules on your own schedule. 🚗Modern Training: Real-life scenarios (distracted driving, speeding, and more). safety.army.mil/OFF-DUTY/Autom…

Army Preliminary Loss Report (26-020) Since FY21, the Army has lost an average of 31 Soldiers a year to motorcycle mishaps. This mishap was the eighth motorcycle fatality of FY26 and below the number of fatalities for this same time last year.

Seconds count in an emergency. Be prepared for the unexpected. We provide detailed safety products, including videos and posters, for a variety of Army aircraft. Review the materials today: safety.army.mil/ON-DUTY/Aviati… #Army #Safety #Aviation

The U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center (USACRC) and JLTV team have identified root causes of JLTV mishaps from FY18 to the end of the first quarter of FY25. View the JLTV Lessons Learned Document: safety.army.mil/LinkClick.aspx… (CAC REQUIRED)

Through March, the U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center places a special emphasis on winter and cold-weather safety: safety.army.mil/MEDIA/Seasonal…

Army Preliminary Loss Report (26-019) Since FY21, the Army has lost an average of five Soldiers a year to on-duty GMV mishaps. This mishap was the third on-duty GMV fatality of FY26 and below the number of fatalities for this same time last year.

From the most junior pilot to the most senior, it is your responsibility to conduct a thorough preflight by the checklist to ensure your aircraft is safe to fly. Check out the USACRC's new preflight risk management video:

Army Preliminary Loss Report 26-018 Since FY21, the Army has lost an average of 36 Soldiers a year to off-duty automobile mishaps. These were the 16th and 17th off-duty automobile fatalities of FY26 and below the number of fatalities for this same time last year.

Complacency turns routine training into dangerous training. An OC/T at NTC learned this the hard way when a CS grenade ignited a tent. MORE: safety.army.mil/MEDIA/Risk-Man…

More than 100,000 people are hospitalized each year for carbon monoxide poisoning. With recent extreme winter temperatures, the threat has never been greater. Here is a short list of ways you can avoid trouble.

From the most junior pilot to the most senior, it is your responsibility to conduct a thorough preflight by the checklist to ensure your aircraft is safe to fly. Check out the USACRC’s new preflight risk management video:

Fog isn't just a nuisance, it's a threat to the mission.

"A leader’s legacy: A General’s farewell and the lessons that stayed with me" army.mil/article/290158

Need a safety brief? We’ve got the tools to help. 🛠️ ✅ Safety Shorts (Mobile-friendly + No CAC needed!) ✅ Risk Management Briefings ✅ Off-Duty Safety Presentations ✅ Leader Cards & More Download ready-to-use resources to keep your squad safe. 🔗 safety.army.mil/MEDIA/Safety-B…

Did you know that while we only do 25% of our driving at night, 50% of traffic fatalities happen during those hours? 🚗⚠️ Read more at: safety.army.mil/MEDIA/Risk-Man… #ArmySafety #DriveSafe #RiskManagement

The Army is modernizing its approach to safety and occupational health by implementing the ASOHMS. Army Safety and Occupational Health Management System See More: safety.army.mil/Portals/0/Docu…

While we do only one quarter of our driving at night, 50 percent of traffic deaths happen during those hours. Driving at night is always more dangerous. By taking some extra precautions, we can all contribute to reducing these numbers. Some Tips: safety.army.mil/MEDIA/Risk-Man…

While the winter holiday season is filled with celebrations and time spent with family and friends, it is also a very dangerous time. Historically, the Army loses about 10 Soldiers yearly between Thanksgiving and New Year’s. Is your formation ready for the Holidays?

This year’s Army-Navy Game is more than a rivalry—it’s a living commemoration of two institutions that have shaped America for 250 years. BG Jonathan Byrom and CSM Jean Alcedo stand shoulder to shoulder with @WestPoint_USMA GO ARMY! BEAT NAVY!