8th Theater Sustainment Command

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Every Round Fired Builds ReadinessBehind every qualified Soldier is hours of disciplined training and repetition.Soldier...
06/27/2026

Every Round Fired Builds Readiness

Behind every qualified Soldier is hours of disciplined training and repetition.

Soldiers assigned to the 303rd Ordnance Battalion (EOD), 8th Military Police Brigade, qualified on the M249 Squad Automatic Weapon during a range at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. By mastering different weapon systems, Soldiers sharpen the skills and confidence needed to operate effectively in demanding environments.

Readiness isn't built overnight—it is earned through realistic training that prepares Soldiers and units to accomplish the mission when it matters most.

(U.S. Army 📸's by Sgt. Samarion Hicks)

06/26/2026

🇺🇸 Meet the future.

During Army Community Day, future Soldiers shared what inspired them to take the next step and begin a journey rooted in service, purpose and commitment.

Different stories. One commitment.

(U.S. Army 🎥 by Sgt. Samarion Hicks)

Where Partnership Meets ReadinessFrom counter-IED operations to lifesaving combat casualty care, Service members from ac...
06/25/2026

Where Partnership Meets Readiness

From counter-IED operations to lifesaving combat casualty care, Service members from across the U.S. Pacific are strengthening the skills and partnerships needed to succeed in complex peacekeeping environments.

During U.S. Army instructors led multinational participants through improvised explosive device (IED) search techniques, while Republic of Korea Army instructors trained multinational service members on Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC), demonstrating and practicing the treatment of simulated arterial wounds. Participants also applied their skills by searching for simulated IEDs during realistic training lanes.

By sharing knowledge and training side by side, allies and partners continue to enhance interoperability, strengthen peacekeeping readiness, and build the trusted relationships that support security and stability across the U.S. Pacific.

Building Interoperability One Training Lane at a TimeFrom lifesaving medical training to realistic peacekeeping scenario...
06/25/2026

Building Interoperability One Training Lane at a Time

From lifesaving medical training to realistic peacekeeping scenarios, Soldiers from across the U.S. Pacific are strengthening the skills and partnerships needed to succeed together.

Korean Army Soldiers from the Armed Forces Medical Readiness & Training School demonstrated the contents of a first aid kit during a Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) class, while U.S. and Mongolian Soldiers practiced treating and bandaging simulated casualties. Philippine Army Soldiers assessed casualties during a Designated Site training lane, and Japan Ground Self-Defense Force Soldiers worked alongside role players in a checkpoint scenario that emphasized protecting civilians while maintaining security.

These multinational training events enhance peacekeeping capabilities, improve interoperability among allies and partners, and strengthen the trusted relationships that support security and stability across the U.S. Pacific.


(U.S. Army 📸's by Sgt. Joseph Liggio, Sgt. Alexcia Rupert and Staff Sgt. Tarako Braswell)

💪 Readiness is built through repetition.Soldiers assigned to the 130th Engineer Brigade navigate an obstacle course at E...
06/24/2026

💪 Readiness is built through repetition.

Soldiers assigned to the 130th Engineer Brigade navigate an obstacle course at East Range Training Complex, testing their strength, endurance and resilience. Training events like these reinforce the warrior skills required to overcome challenges and remain ready for any mission.

(U.S. Army 📸's by Sgt. Samarion Hicks)

Building Readiness Through Multinational Training 🌏Soldiers from the Mongolian Army, Indian Army, Japan Ground Self-Defe...
06/23/2026

Building Readiness Through Multinational Training 🌏

Soldiers from the Mongolian Army, Indian Army, Japan Ground Self-Defense Force, and U.S. Army trained side by side during , participating in a series of realistic peacekeeping and security-focused training lanes at the Five Hills Training Facility near Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.

Training events included counter-unmanned aircraft systems operations, security perimeter procedures, counter-IED patrols, and checkpoint security scenarios featuring role-players portraying injured civilians. These challenging, hands-on exercises strengthened participants' ability to operate together in complex environments while enhancing communication, coordination, and mission readiness.

Khaan Quest—the US-Pacific region's largest Peacekeeping Operations Exercise—has strengthened relationships and increased interoperability among allies and partners. Khaan Quest 26 continues that mission by building trust, enhancing capabilities, and preparing participating nations to address shared security challenges together.

(U.S. Army 📸's by Staff Sgt. Tarako Braswell & Sgt. Joseph Liggio)

06/22/2026

🏗️🤝 Building Partnerships, Strengthening Communities

U.S. Army Pacific Chief Warrant Officer 2 Melton, assigned to the 130th Engineer Brigade, and Philippine Air Force 1st Lt. Luzano discuss the construction of a school. Through collaboration and shared expertise, U.S. and Philippine service members are helping improve community infrastructure while strengthening the enduring partnership between our two nations.

The project is part of the Engineering Civic Action Program under Exercise , a major humanitarian and civic assistance effort.

📍Casiguran 🇵🇭
🎥 Cpl. Lilly Ekberg

The opening ceremony of brought together service members from across the globe at Mongolia's Five Hills Training Area,...
06/21/2026

The opening ceremony of brought together service members from across the globe at Mongolia's Five Hills Training Area, signaling the start of a multinational effort to strengthen peacekeeping readiness and regional cooperation.

For more than two decades, Khaan Quest has served as a platform for participating nations to exchange knowledge, build trust, and enhance their ability to operate together in complex environments. Through collaborative training and shared experiences, the exercise helps develop stronger partnerships and improves collective readiness.

As forces train side by side, they reinforce a common commitment to maintaining peace, security, and stability throughout the US-Pacific region and beyond.

(U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Joseph Liggio)

🇺🇸 A legacy honored. A new chapter begins. Soldiers of the 130th Engineer Brigade gathered on Hamilton Field to mark the...
06/21/2026

🇺🇸 A legacy honored. A new chapter begins.

Soldiers of the 130th Engineer Brigade gathered on Hamilton Field to mark the transfer of authority from Col. James Beaulieu to Col. Stewart Bailey during a change of command ceremony.

Steeped in Army tradition, the ceremony marked the transition of leadership and the continued commitment of the brigade to support operations across the Indo-Pacific.

(U.S. Army 📸's by Sgt. Samarion Hicks)

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