SCC Tobyhanna refers to the Shared Services Center at Tobyhanna Army Depot, Pennsylvania. Tobyhanna is the Army’s premier facility for command, control, communications, computers, cyber, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C5ISR) systems. The SCC supports the Army and joint force by providing centralized, high-quality logistics, maintenance, and sustainment services. Together, the linkage of the DUSA and SCC Tobyhanna highlights the Army’s commitment to efficient enterprise management and to sustaining critical capabilities for operational readiness.

The U.S. Army Recruiting Command (USAREC), headquartered at Fort Knox, Kentucky, is responsible for recruiting the enlisted Soldiers, warrant officers, and commissioned officers that make up the active duty and Reserve Components of the Army. Its mission is to ensure the Army has the right number of qualified, motivated individuals to meet force requirements across all career fields. HQ USAREC provides strategic guidance, policy, and oversight to five recruiting brigades, multiple battalions, and hundreds of recruiting stations across the United States and overseas. The headquarters manages everything from marketing and outreach campaigns to recruiter training and resource allocation. Its efforts are central to sustaining the all-volunteer force and ensuring that the Army remains ready, resilient, and capable of meeting national security demands.

The 1st Recruiting Brigade, headquartered at Fort Meade, Maryland, is one of the major subordinate commands of U.S. Army Recruiting Command (USAREC). Its mission is to recruit qualified men and women into the Army and Army Reserve, ensuring the force has the right talent to meet operational and strategic demands. The brigade oversees multiple recruiting battalions across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern United States, covering a densely populated and diverse region. Its recruiters engage with communities, schools, colleges, and civic organizations to inspire interest in Army service and to connect prospective applicants with career opportunities that align with their skills and goals. The 1st Recruiting Brigade plays a critical role in sustaining the all-volu

The 2nd Recruiting Brigade, headquartered at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, is a subordinate command of U.S. Army Recruiting Command (USAREC). It is responsible for recruiting operations across much of the Southeastern United States, including major metropolitan areas and rural regions. The brigade supervises several battalions that conduct outreach to schools, colleges, and local communities, ensuring a steady flow of qualified applicants into both the Active Army and the Army Reserve.

The 5th Recruiting Brigade, headquartered at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, manages Army recruiting efforts across the Southwest and parts of the Great Plains. Its battalions cover large geographic areas that include both densely populated urban centers and wide rural expanses. The brigade’s recruiters are focused on attracting talent to meet the Army’s needs while emphasizing education benefits, technical career fields, and leadership opportunities.

The 3rd Recruiting Brigade, headquartered at Fort Knox, Kentucky, directs recruiting efforts across the Midwest. Its area of responsibility includes key states that provide a significant portion of the Army’s recruits. Recruiters under the 3rd Brigade engage with diverse populations in both urban and rural settings, highlighting Army career opportunities and supporting the sustainment of the all-volunteer force.

The European Command Headquarters (EUCOM HQ), located in Stuttgart, Germany, is the forward operational headquarters for U.S. European Command. EUCOM is responsible for military operations, planning, and security cooperation across Europe, parts of the Middle East, and the Arctic. The Army element within EUCOM HQ provides command and staff expertise, integrating Army forces into joint and multinational operations to strengthen NATO and regional partnerships.

The European Command Headquarters (EUCOM HQ), located in Stuttgart, Germany, is the forward operational headquarters for U.S. European Command. EUCOM is responsible for military operations, planning, and security cooperation across Europe, parts of the Middle East, and the Arctic. The Army element within EUCOM HQ provides command and staff expertise, integrating Army forces into joint and multinational operations to strengthen NATO and regional partnerships.

The U.S. Army element at INDOPACOM Headquarters, based at Camp H.M. Smith in Hawaii, supports U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, the unified combatant command responsible for operations across the Asia-Pacific region. Army personnel at INDOPACOM HQ contribute to strategic planning, theater security cooperation, and crisis response. They play a critical role in coordinating Army capabilities with joint and multinational partners to ensure stability and readiness in one of the world’s most dynamic security environments.