Hundreds of U.S. and Armenian armed forces service members gathered at the parade field of the Vazgen Sargsyan Military School for the opening ceremony of the Eagle Partner 24 exercise July 15, 2024.

FORT KNOX, Ky. — 80 years ago, on June 27, 1944, V Corps achieved a pivotal victory in World War II with the capture of the port city of Cherbourg, France. This critical operation, following the historic D-Day landings, marked not only a turning point in the war but also highlighted a mission that has defined V Corps for decades: building partnerships, providing support, and enhancing readiness.

As the summer season is in full swing and more soldiers consider riding motorcycles, the U.S. Army emphasizes the importance of motorcycle safety through comprehensive training programs and strict adherence to safety regulations. In recognition of June being National Safety Month, this article highlights the critical safety measures for soldiers who ride motorcycles. Louis Olive, safety director assigned to U.S. Army V Corps, underscores the significance of these programs and the crucial role of leadership in ensuring soldiers are properly trained.

"Dentistry is important to have in the Army, especially on rotational deployments, because everyone has teeth," said Capt. Lee Brethower, a general dentist with 673rd Dental Company Area Support. "At any given time, whether you are at your duty station or on deployment, there is always a chance that someone will have tooth problems." Brethower is part of a team of dental professionals currently working at Mihail Kogălniceanu Air Base in Romania. This team is responsible for maintaining the dental health of rotational forces who operate in and around the base.

A V Corps Soldier stationed in Germany died in Scotia, New York, Monday. Pfc. Matthew Stanley, 20,

Every year on June 6th, the United States and its NATO partners commemorate the sacrifice, bravery, and honor of those who participated in one of the most extensive amphibious operations in military history. For U.S. Army Sgt. Crystal Lemin, a master driver assigned to V Corps, this day holds even deeper significance. Hand-picked to attend the 80th D-Day anniversary in Normandy, France, Sgt. Lemin's personal connection to D-Day profoundly influences her family's past and continues to shape their future.

On June 6th, 1944 at 4:15 a.m., an early morning haze surrounds V Corps soldiers as they await to embark upon the challenge of a lifetime: penetrating Adolf Hitler’s fortress in Normandy, France. After months of hard and realistic training, V Corps soldiers of the 1st Infantry Division and the 29th Infantry Division stormed Omaha Beach, marking a strategic turning point during World War II.

POZNAN, Poland (May 16, 2024) – The U.S. Army V Corps held a Victory Honors ceremony to bid farewell to U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Kevin Lambert, the outgoing deputy commanding general of support for V Corps, and to welcome U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Matthew Brown into the position at Camp Kosciuszko, Poland, on May 16, 2024.

BOLESLAWIEC, Poland — Picking up the Dronebuster, Spc. Edgar Galvan peers out into the open field waiting for the instructors to fly a practice drone. His eyes are locked onto the horizon and his hand is steady on the trigger. The drone quickly picks up into the sky, and it darts towards Galvan. He points, shoots and the drone stalls.

As part of DEFENDER 24, the 43rd Multi-Role Bridge Company (MRBC), 20th Engineer Battalion, began training with the U.K.’s 12th Armoured Brigade Combat Team (ABCT), 3rd Division, in Drawsko Pomorskie, Poland, May 2, 2024, for a wet gap crossing on the Drawa River, Poland, May 16, 2024. The joint crossing and bridging operation demonstrated the Army’s proficiency in conducting complex maneuvers while emphasizing its ability to operate seamlessly in a joint environment with NATO Allies.