U.S. Army: Armored Vehicles During Live-Fire Exercises at Fort Hood, Texas @mil3010

Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Live-fire exercises at Fort Hood, Texas are a cornerstone of training for the U.S. Army, particularly for the historic 1st Cavalry Division and the III Armored Corps. Spanning over 214,000 acres, the installation features massive maneuver areas, drop zones, urban terrain sites, and specialized live-fire ranges designed to simulate heavy, modern combat.

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