The Army Career Tracker (ACT) is shutting down this November after more than a decade of service. Soldiers should download their data before it goes offline, with some functions moving to IPPS-A. Meanwhile, a new program called Miles for Military lets junior soldiers (E4 & below) earn free round-trip flights anywhere in the U.S. by volunteering 25 hours with a nonprofit. #militarynews #militaryupdate #armynews | Larry FloresBerrier

#HRCAnniversary #DYK? U.S. Army Human Resources Command is located within the Timothy J. Maude Complex at Fort Knox, Kentucky. The six-building facility is 883,180 square feet, required 3,700 tons of steel to construct, and can accommodate 4,400 employees. At the time of its completed construction in 2010, the Maude Complex was the largest administrative building in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. The facility’s 1.5 miles of corridors are comprised of numerous Army Directorates charged with transf

Adjutant General of the Army Brig. Gen. Hope Rampy, from Fort Knox’s U.S. Army Human Resources Command, laid a wreath this morning on the gravesite of the nation's 12th president, Zachary Taylor. The White House provides wreaths each year to be placed, by a U.S. military general or flag officer, at the gravesite of each deceased former U.S. president on the anniversary of their respective births. Taylor grew up in Louisville before joining the Army in 1808. He was sworn into office in 1849 and s