美國陸軍整合未來司令部與訓練教義司令部，成立「轉型與訓練司令部」

美國陸軍參謀長蘭迪·喬治（Gen. Randy George）於2025年5月8日宣布，將整合陸軍未來司令部（Army Futures Command, AFC）與訓練與教義司令部（Training and Doctrine Command, TRADOC），成立新的「陸軍轉型與訓練司令部」（Army’s Transformation and Training Command）。

這項整合旨在簡化能力開發與部署流程，提升部隊現代化效率。新司令部總部將設於德州奧斯汀，原為AFC所在地。

AFC於2018年成立，旨在加速陸軍現代化，特別是在遠程精確打擊等領域。TRADOC則負責部隊訓練、教義發展與人員招募。

整合後，將由單一司令部負責設計、建構、教義與訓練，確保部隊能快速適應戰術變化，提升整體作戰能力。

🔍 三個重要觀點

整合提升效率：將AFC與TRADOC整合，有助於消除重複作業，提升資源配置效率，加速部隊現代化進程。
應對未來威脅：新司令部將專注於開發能應對未來戰場需求的能力，確保陸軍在未來衝突中保持優勢。
強化訓練與教義：整合後，訓練與教義的發展將更貼近實際作戰需求，提升士兵的戰鬥準備與適應能力。

🗺️ 地理位置資訊

新成立的「陸軍轉型與訓練司令部」總部位於美國德州奧斯汀。

緯度（Latitude）：30.2672
經度（Longitude）：-97.7431

U.S. Army Combines Futures and Training Commands to Form ‘Transformation and Training Command’

On May 8, 2025, Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George announced the consolidation of the Army Futures Command (AFC) and the Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) into a new entity: the Army’s Transformation and Training Command.

This move aims to streamline capabilities development and fielding processes, enhancing the Army’s modernization efforts. The new command will be headquartered in Austin, Texas, the former location of AFC.

Established in 2018, AFC focused on accelerating Army modernization, particularly in areas like long-range precision fires. TRADOC was responsible for training, doctrine development, and personnel recruitment.

The consolidation will unify the design, build, doctrine, and training under one command, ensuring the Army can swiftly adapt to tactical changes and improve overall combat readiness.

🔍 Three Key Points

Enhanced Efficiency: Combining AFC and TRADOC eliminates redundancies, optimizes resource allocation, and accelerates modernization efforts.
Addressing Future Threats: The new command will focus on developing capabilities to meet future battlefield demands, ensuring the Army maintains a strategic advantage.
Strengthened Training and Doctrine: Post-integration, training and doctrine development will align more closely with operational needs, enhancing soldiers’ combat preparedness and adaptability.