Few nicknames in U.S. Army history carry the weight and legacy of “Rock of the Marne.” For more than a century, the title has represented the grit, courage, and steadfast determination of the 3rd Infantry Division. The nickname was forged in battle during World War I, when Soldiers of the division stood firm against a massive German offensive along the Marne River in France in July 1918.The story began during the Second Battle of the Marne,...

The Hunter Army Airfield community welcomed a new leader Friday as Lt. Col. Kyle Stilwell assumed command of the garrison from Lt. Col. Derick Taylor during a change of command ceremony held at the Garrison headquarters.The traditional passing of the garrison colors took place before a large crowd of witnesses composed of Soldiers and community members. This symbolic event indicates the transfer of authority, responsibility and leadership from the outgoing commander to the incoming commander.Taylor,...

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        Happy Independence Day! 250th    Known as the Fourth of July a federal Holiday for the United States commemorating the adoption of Declaration of independence on July 4th, 1776, from the British rule. The Continental Congress voted on the 2nd the official declaration was made on the 4th establishing...

FORT STEWART, Ga.- At Fort Stewart, where the Army’s legacy of readiness and resilience is built every day, one story stands out for its rare and personal connection across generations. It is the story of Alexis “Pancho” Perez-Cruz, the brigade commander of the 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, and his son, Lucas Perez—now serving side by side in the same installation making him the fourth generation of their family to serve under...

June 12th marks the anniversary of the Women's Armed Services Integration Act, a milestone in U.S. military history.On June 12, 1948, President Harry S. Truman signed the Women's Armed Services Integration Act into law, granting women the right to become permanent, regular members of the United States Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and the newly established Air Force. This legislative action was the first in U.S. history to integrate women into the armed services...

The hangars and flight lines of Hunter Army Airfield transformed into a dynamic classroom this week as local students gathered for the 2026 Camp Eagle STEM event. JROTC students tested their physical endurance and teamwork during the adventure portion of the camp held at Hunter Army Airfield. Participants navigated a rope bridge obstacle course and challenged themselves during a wall rappelling event. The adventure training environment focused on building leadership and critical...

                                        Today we are honoring Memorial Day   Back in 1896 began with the local traditions from the wives and soldiers of decorating the graves of the Civil War. Soldiers' graves with flags and flowers...

A PROCLAMATIONMore than 200 years ago, the American steamship S.S. Savannah set sail across the Atlantic, becoming the first vessel of its kind to complete the journey. That daring voyage marked the start of American maritime excellence. From that first crossing to the increasingly important shipping lanes of today, America’s strength at sea has always been driven by the United States Merchant Marine and the skilled merchant mariners who support our economy and readiness in times of peace,...