Army Launches New Website

The Army launched its latest website, Grow the Army. The new website features interactive maps, charts, and graphs to show Soldiers and their families where the Army's new 74,200 Soldiers, six infantry brigade combat teams, eight active-component support brigades, and various-sized combat-support and combat-service-support units will move, grow or activate between fiscal years 2008 and 2013. States are color-coded and users can click on them to see specific stationing changes. Downloadable fact sheets also describe the changes for each state, as well as installations overseas.

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