First Cavalry Division

The First Cavalry Division is a major unit of the U.S. Army known for its versatile capabilities, historically rooted in horse-mounted soldiers but now mainly composed of helicopter and armored vehicle units. It has a reputation for rapid deployment, combat effectiveness, and adaptability across various missions, including combat, peacekeeping, and humanitarian efforts. The division is based in Fort Hood, Texas, and has a storied history dating back to World War I, playing key roles in major conflicts. Its soldiers are highly trained to operate advanced technology and coordinate complex operations in diverse environments.