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07/07/2026
Some days are tougher than others.Here's a look back at the V Corps Best Squad Competition, where   took onchallenging l...
05/07/2026

Some days are tougher than others.

Here's a look back at the V Corps Best Squad Competition, where took on
challenging lanes and competed alongside some of the Army's best.

📸 by Staff Sgt. Vontrae Hampton, Sgt. Steven Moseley, and Sgt. Derek Combs.

04/07/2026

A Dragoon Week favorite.

From the opening bell to the final round, packed the house for one of the most
anticipated events of Dragoon Week.

Here's a look back at the action.

Video by Sgt. Jehu Martinez.

In 1924, General Order No. 8 instituted a Regimental badge that represented the historical events of the 2d Cavalry Regi...
03/07/2026

In 1924, General Order No. 8 instituted a Regimental badge that represented the historical events of the 2d Cavalry Regiment.

The background consists of an eight-pointed sunburst, which was worn on the shako of the First .

The eight-pointed sunburst is thought to have several associations, to include a connection to the Greek sun god, Helios, symbolizing the sun itself and its influence on the battlefield. Additionally, this sunburst can denote a unit's ability to operate in various directions.
A palmetto leaf represents the Regiment's first combat deployment to Florida during the Second Seminole War.

In the center is a white fleur-de-lis, a historic symbol of France, which represents United States military service in World War I. Special significance was placed upon the Regiment being the only United States Army cavalry unit to serve in that conflict.
At the bottom of the insignia is the Regimental motto, "Toujours Prêt," which translates to "Always Ready."

“Fire in the hole”Some days at work just hit different.📸 by Sgt. Derek Combs
02/07/2026

“Fire in the hole”

Some days at work just hit different.

📸 by Sgt. Derek Combs

Samuel P. Spear was the Regiment's longest-serving Sergeant Major. He served almost 8.5 years, from 16 June 1849 to 26 N...
01/07/2026

Samuel P. Spear was the Regiment's longest-serving Sergeant Major. He served almost 8.5 years, from 16 June 1849 to 26 November 1857.

Spear served in the Seminole Wars, Mexican-American War, and American Civil War.

In 1861, during the Civil War, Spear was discharged from the Army and then appointed lieutenant colonel of the 11th Pennsylvania Cavalry Regiment. He fought with the Union and was wounded during the Battle of Five Forks in 1865.

In 1866, Spear was appointed to the rank of brevet brigadier general of volunteers by President Andrew Johnson.

In June of the same year, Spear, as a major general in the Fenian Brotherhood, a U.S.-based branch of the Irish Republican Brotherhood, led an attempted raid on Canada from St. Albans, Vermont.

30/06/2026

In case you missed it.

A tradition worth remembering and a day won't ever forget.

Video edited by Sgt. Jehu Martinez

A look back at the 81st anniversary of Operation Cowboy.  came together to commemorate a defining moment in Regimental h...
29/06/2026

A look back at the 81st anniversary of Operation Cowboy.

came together to commemorate a defining moment in Regimental history and honor the legacy of those who carried out the mission.

📸 by Sgt. Addison Shinn and Sgt. Derek Combs.

Read more about Spectrum Blitz 26, USAREUR-AF’s premier electronic warfare competition, including an interview with one ...
27/06/2026

Read more about Spectrum Blitz 26, USAREUR-AF’s premier electronic warfare competition, including an interview with one of our own.

Soldiers assigned to various units in U.S. Army Europe and Africa participated in Spectrum Blitz 26, an annual exercise designed to enhance proficiency across the electromagnetic spectrum and strengthen readiness for future operations, at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center’s Hohenfels Traini...

  of Apache Troop sharpened their marksmanship skills during a .240 machine gun range, building confidence and proficien...
27/06/2026

of Apache Troop sharpened their marksmanship skills during a .240 machine gun range, building confidence and proficiency behind one of the Army's most effective crew-served weapons.

📸 by Sgt. Jehu Martinez and Sgt. Frank Lora.

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