U.S. Army Command

The U.S. Army Command structure refers to the organized leadership responsible for controlling, directing, and managing Army units and operations. It includes senior leaders, such as generals, who oversee strategy, training, and decision-making. Commands are divided geographically and functionally (e.g., combat, training, logistics), ensuring readiness for national defense and international missions. The command system coordinates resources, personnel, and missions to achieve objectives efficiently. Overall, it provides organized leadership and direction to ensure the Army operates effectively and responds swiftly to various security needs.