Public reference hub
Where the Army and the Guard train, what each place teaches, and what the public record shows. Every center links to a fictional practice scenario in its style, so your staff can rehearse the problem before the rotation.
This site does not connect to any training center system. Rotation data, plans and after-action reports stay on official networks. The practice scenarios are invented and only borrow each center's general terrain and problem type.
Combat training center
National Training Center
Brigade combat teams practice combined-arms operations through demanding field rotations supported by opposing forces and observer-coach/trainers.
Combat training center
Joint Readiness Training Center
Brigade combat teams practice collective operations in a complex field environment with opposing forces and observer-coach/trainers.
Combat training center
Joint Multinational Readiness Center
U.S., Allied and partner formations practice maneuver and multinational command and control in collective field training.
Combat training center
Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Center
Army formations train with joint, Allied and partner forces in Pacific environments, including tropical and extreme cold-weather conditions.
Mission command training
Mission Command Training Program
Commanders and staffs practice planning and command and control through simulation-supported Warfighter exercises and coached collective training.
Exportable capability
United States Varies by host training site
Army National Guard formations build platoon proficiency through instrumented field training delivered at participating training sites.
Official siteTraining site
Edinburgh, Indiana Woodlands and rolling terrain
Units conduct individual and collective training using ranges, maneuver areas and live, virtual and constructive training facilities.
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Sparta, Wisconsin Woodlands and open maneuver areas
Active and reserve-component units conduct collective field training, readiness exercises and supporting sustainment training.
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Hattiesburg, Mississippi Forested terrain and maneuver areas
Guard, Reserve and active-component units conduct maneuver, weapons and collective readiness training.
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Grayling, Michigan Four-season woodlands and open maneuver areas
Joint and multinational formations conduct maneuver, live-fire and collective training, including Northern Strike exercises.
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Jolon, California Mountains, oak woodlands and grasslands
Joint, reserve-component and interagency participants conduct field exercises and collective training using installation ranges and maneuver areas.
Official siteOfficial public pages and news coverage only. Use them for discussion: what problem was the exercise built to test, and how would your staff plan for it?
U.S. Army Europe and Africa · Europe
This multinational exercise series trains U.S. and Allied forces across European locations. Renamed Sword in 2026, it links several exercises focused on readiness and interoperability.
ReadU.S. Army Europe and Africa · Europe
A linked exercise within Sword 26, Swift Response practices deploying forces and specialized equipment from the United States and within Europe.
ReadU.S. Army Europe and Africa · Baltic region
A linked exercise within Sword 26, Saber Strike emphasizes rapid overland deployment and cooperation among U.S. and Allied land forces.
ReadU.S. Army Europe and Africa · European High North
A linked exercise within Sword 26, Immediate Response trains sustainment and the development of combat power with Allied participants in the High North.
ReadU.S. Army Europe and Africa and Joint Multinational Readiness Center · Germany
Brigade-level field training at Hohenfels develops multinational maneuver and command-and-control skills with NATO Allies and partner nations.
ReadAustralian Defence Force and U.S. Armed Forces · Australia and Papua New Guinea
This combined exercise brings U.S., Australian and partner forces together for joint training across land, air and maritime activities.
ReadArmed Forces of the Philippines and U.S. Armed Forces · Philippines
Philippine and U.S. forces conduct combined training to strengthen interoperability and their ability to work together across the archipelago.
ReadNational Guard Bureau and Michigan National Guard · Michigan
Joint participants train across northern Michigan facilities to develop collective readiness. The 2026 summer iteration included Guard communications support to the wider exercise.
ReadNational Guard · United States
Military, civilian and international participants practice defensive cybersecurity through unclassified scenarios, including protection of critical infrastructure.
ReadAir National Guard · Wisconsin
Guard personnel and civilian agencies practice coordinated domestic emergency response through realistic training scenarios at Volk Field and Fort McCoy.
ReadIndonesian National Armed Forces and U.S. Armed Forces · Indonesia
Indonesian, U.S. and partner forces develop interoperability through combined field training, including multinational airborne activities.
ReadU.S. Army Pacific and 11th Airborne Division · Alaska
Brigade-scale forces practice collective operations in extreme cold-weather conditions. Public coverage of rotation 26-02 describes air-assault and supporting training activities.
ReadLinks checked on 25 October 2026. Listing a center or exercise does not imply endorsement of this pilot. Some government sites may block access from outside the United States.