us army was originally formed to fight in american revolutionary war.
us army was originally formed to fight in american revolutionary war.
us army was originally formed to fight in which war?
american revolutionary war
bullet::::- [[george w. casey, jr.]], us army general and [[chief of staff of the united states army]]









































bullet::::- [[christopher cassidy]], us navy seal, nasa astronaut









































bullet::::- [[joseph dunford]], united states marine corps general, [[chairman of the joint chiefs of staff]] under [[barack obama]]









































bullet::::- [[john wesley emerson]], civil war commander









































bullet::::- [[general]] [[john galvin (soldier)|john galvin]], retired us army; former dean of [[the fletcher school]] at [[tufts university]]









































bullet::::- [[adolphus greely]], [[geographical pole|polar]] explorer, [[united states army|us army]] officer and recipient of the [[medal of honor]]









































bullet::::- [[cyprian howe]] (1726–1806), colonel in the american revolutionary war
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according to global security, "on 16 january 2006, first us army's mission expanded to include the training, readiness oversight, and mobilization for all us army reserve and army national guard units within the continental united states and 2 us territories. first us army assumed authority from fifth us army, which was transforming into us army north (usarnorth), assuming nationwide responsibility for homeland security. with its new role, first us army developed two subordinate multi-component headquarters, one division to support the eastern united states and the other to support the western united states. division east, first us army division east was activated on 7 march 2007, and was headquartered at fort george g. meade, maryland. division east replaced the functions previously performed by us army reserve divisions, like the 87th division, in its area of responsibility. as a result, the 87th division's brigades were subsequently inactivated and the 87th division was reorganized and redesignated as the 87th army reserve support command. the 87th army reserve support command assumed command and control of the newly formed mobilization support group east and its 16 subordinate battalions effective 16 october 2008."
87th infantry division (united states)