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25 July 2012 Edition of First in the West
Catch the latest edition of First in the West
and find out more out more about First
Army CG's visit to North
Fort Hood, Division West Chief of Staff's
retirement plus see Medical Logistics training

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Established in 2006, DIVWEST has nine brigades with 51 subordinate battalions. Since 2009, DIVWEST headquarters home has been at Ft Hood, Texas, to best consolidate and maximize training operations.

DIVWEST is a multi-component organization that epitomizes the "One Army" concept: Army Reserve, National Guard and Active Army Soldiers working together, serving a nation at war.

DIVWEST leaders, trainers and Soldiers plan and conduct battle-focused, tough, realistic training so combatant commanders receive equipped and ready units, troops and leaders. During training, Soldiers are repeatedly exposed to realistic situations until they can intuitively make the right decisions without hesitation.

DIVWEST Soldiers prepare and train not only Soldiers, but also members of the US Air Force and US Navy so they are highly motivated and ready to perform important missions around the world.
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