Founded in 1951 by General Eisenhower in Paris. Moved to Rome in 1966, current location since 1999. Led by Lieutenant-General Max Arthur Lund Thorsø Nielsen since 2023. Organized into four divisions coordinated by a dean
Located south of Louisville and north of Elizabethtown in Kentucky. Named after Henry Knox, first US Secretary of War. Area contested by both Union and Confederate forces during Civil War. Became permanent garrison in 1932, renamed Fort Knox in 1932
Most military schools emphasize military preparation and academic rigor. Private schools offer high tuition with financial aid available. Six major military academies located in major cities across the country
Soldier is a person serving in an army, including conscripts and volunteers. Word derives from Middle English "soudeour" meaning mercenary. Soldiers can be infantry, artillery, or support personnel
Established in 1950 as Psychological Warfare Division at Fort Riley. Moved to Fort Bragg in 1952 under Robert A. McClure's leadership. Renamed to Army Center for Special Warfare in 1956. Became Army Institute for Military Assistance in 1969. Separated from TRADOC in 1982 as John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center
Most countries have mandatory military service for citizens aged 18-45. Service duration varies from 12 months to 24 months depending on age and occupation. Some countries offer shorter terms or alternative service options. Military training required for some ages, but full enlistment is voluntary