Joint Modernization Command plans, prepares and executes Joint Warfighting Assessments, Project Convergences, and other concept and capability assessments utilizing a campaign of continuous learning through persistent experimentation. JMC provides objective analysis and feasible recommendations to inform and enable a sustainable strategic path to Army 2040 and beyond. This is the official page for U.S. Army Joint Modernization Command.
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Congratulations to Sgt. 1st Class Anthony Serio and Staff Sgt. Nayeli Sanches, who re-enlisted in the Army this week. SFC Serio and SSG Sanches took a CH-47 Chinook helicopter into the El Paso mountains for the re-enlistment ceremony, joined by JMC Commander Brig. Gen. Daniel Hibner and Command Sgt. Maj. Will Langes.
JMC hosted a Voluntary Transfer Incentive Program conference this week with more than 100 officers in attendance from across Fort Bliss and online. During the conference, organized by Maj. Robert Rodell, Functional Area officers and specialized branch officers provided insight into career and educational opportunities available through VTIP.
Congratulations to Master Sgt. Brittany Ortiz, who was promoted to that rank during a ceremony this week at JMC. #ForgeTheFuture!
JMC was proud to welcome Gen. Ronald Clark, the commander of U.S. Army Pacific (USARPAC), to speak with JMC leaders last week. Gen. Clark spoke with JMC Commander Brig. Gen. Daniel Hibner, Command Sgt. Maj. Will Langes and other JMC leaders about experimentation opportunities in the Pacific and how to push forward the rapid transformation of the Army.
Congratulations to Sgt. 1st Class Anthony Serio, who was promoted to that rank during a ceremony last week at JMC. #ForgeTheFuture!
Congratulations to Lt. Col. Ricky "Bobby" Jones upon his retirement from the Army last week. Thank you for your many years of service to both JMC and the nation! #ForgeTheFuture
Congratulations to Col. C.J. Langley, who was promoted to that rank during a ceremony this week hosted by JMC commander Brig. Gen. Daniel Hibner. #ForgeTheFuture!
Leaders from the Joint Modernization Command visited the Lee & Beulah Moor Children’s Home this week to deliver Christmas gifts and learn more about the home’s mission in El Paso, Texas. Italia Solis, director of community relations and development at the home, explained the range of programs offered to support children and families in transition. Through counseling, short- and long-term residential services, or foster care, the home provides the care, structure and support needed to help children and families heal and thrive. “Lee Moor and his wife, Beulah, created the children’s home in 1959, and when they passed away, they left it in their will that they would cover all the costs for wages and the buildings,” Solis said. “That way, 100 percent of every donated dollar or gift goes to the children. Some children have never received a Christmas gift, so we try to get them as much as we can.” JMC’s Unit Ministry Team (Chaplain Doosoo Lee and Sgt. 1st Class Midine Beauvais) organized the gift drive for the home, and the Soldiers, civilians and contractors of JMC donated a van full of gifts to brighten the holidays. To learn how you can give and get involved in this important El Paso organization, please visit https://lnkd.in/g9mXzhhS