78th Training Division

07/23/2026

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07/05/2026

Celebrating 250 years of independence this Fourth of July!

For two and a half centuries, citizen Soldiers have answered the call to defend the freedoms our nation was built on.

The U.S. Army Reserve is proud to carry that legacy forward today.

Happy from the U.S. Army Reserve's 78th Training Division!

🎆 Celebrating 250 years of independence this Fourth of July!

For two and a half centuries, citizen Soldiers have answered the call to defend the freedoms our nation was built on.

The U.S. Army Reserve is proud to carry that legacy forward today.

Happy from the U.S. Army Reserve's 84th Training Command!


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06/21/2026

Happy Father's Day to all the dads of the U.S. Army!
Thank you for everything you do on and off the battlefield.

Happy Father's Day to all the dads of the U.S. Army!

Thank you for everything you do on and off the battlefield.

06/21/2026

How do combat medics prepare for the pressure of the battlefield? Extreme teamwork.

During , SSG Randall Joos and the 409th MCAS are grinding through realistic mass casualty drills at Camp Shelby. Every scenario makes the team sharper, smoother, and faster.
As an Airborne combat medic with a background in firefighting and emergency medicine, SSG Joos knows exactly what it takes to perform under pressure.

06/21/2026

When lives are on the line, the margin for error is zero.

Meet Staff Sgt. Susan Hawes, an OR Specialist with the 624th FRSD. Out here in the field for , her job is to keep things sterile, fast, and flawless so surgeons can save lives anywhere, under any conditions.

"Every second counts," she says. "The training we do here ensures we operate as a seamless, lifesaving machine."

Video by SSG Roman Adona

06/20/2026

Would you go through your own training in a downpour?

That’s exactly what COL Stevens, 333rd MP Brigade Commander, just did. He stepped right into the shoes of a detainee, experiencing the full inprocessing firsthand alongside his Soldiers. That is how you build a combat-ready team.

06/19/2026

U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers took over Camp Shelby, Miss., Camp Beauregard, La., and Gulfport, Miss., for Operation Sentinel Justice.

This isn't your standard annual training. As a large-scale, multi-echelon exercise, it pushes our troops to the limit in realistic, dynamic environments. By validating capabilities and sharpening tactical skills across state lines, these Soldiers are ensuring the force stays lethal, agile, and completely mission-ready.

Video edited by Staff Sgt. Jon Cortez
B-Roll provided by 302nd MPAD and 345th PAD

06/19/2026

U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers with the 338th Medical Brigade took over Camp Shelby, Mississippi, for Operation Sentinel Justice.

Medical readiness is mission readiness. Through high-intensity, multi-echelon training in a dynamic field environment, these troops proved they are ready to save lives and support the fight anytime, anywhere.

Video by Sgt. Devin McReynolds

06/19/2026

Fueling the fight, and competing with the best!

Our field feeding teams are bringing the heat at Camp Shelby. Soldiers from the 771st Quartermaster Detachment and the 310th ESC went all-in for the prestigious Philip A. Connelly Awards Program during .

From tactical setup to top-tier food quality and sanitation, these culinary and water treatment specialists are proving that mission readiness starts with fueling the force.

Photos by Spc. Cynthia Gomez Beltran