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    1st Infantry Division heads west for division-level training

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    By KMAN Staff on January 23, 2025 Fort Riley, Local News
    Maj. Gen. Monté Rone, the 1st Infantry Division and Fort Riley commanding general, looks on during a change of command ceremony Friday, June 28, 2024, at Calvary Parade Field on Fort Riley. (Lewis Marien/The Mercury)

    The 1st Infantry Division from Fort Riley has returned to the National Training Center in Fort Irwin, California, for a division-level training rotation.

    It’s the third time an entire division has undergone training at the NTC and the 1st Infantry Division’s first time back since 2021.

    Traditionally, NTC rotations have been the domain of individual brigades, but divisions now are rotating through the NTC in what officials called “a significant shift aimed at enhancing war-fighting capabilities.” The 1st Infantry Division will deploy its division headquarters and elements of its combat aviation brigade, division artillery brigade and division sustainment brigade to the NTC.

    The full story can be read at The Mercury.

    For more local news involving Fort Riley, click here.

    1st Infantry Division combat aviation brigade division-level training Fort Irwin Fort Riley Fort Riley news Maj. Gen. Monté Rone military news military readiness National Training Center NTC rotations NTC training rotation U.S. Army war-fighting capabilities
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