T2COM LEADERS

  • GEN David Hodne
    Commanding General U.S. Army Transformation and Training Command
    GEN David Hodne
  • CSM Raymond Harris
    Command Sergeant Major U.S. Army Transformation and Training Command
    CSM Raymond Harris

MISSION

T2COM enables the Army to defeat all adversaries and adapt to the ever-changing character of war.

VISION

The entire Army recognizes T2COM as a responsive and enabling teammate. One who operates as an integrated system, empowers leaders to solve adaptive problems in support of the operational force, adjusts to the dynamic operational environment, fights to innovate, demonstrates disciplined initiative, and yields a lethal and ready Army.

PURPOSE

T2COM redefines how the Army generates, develops, and designs its forces, creating an agile framework that ensures readiness at the speed of relevance. As the character of war evolves in real time, T2COM unifies efforts to realize an Army that is purpose-built to outpace our adversaries and win. We will value disciplined initiative and disruption to overcome the drawbacks of past processes. We will innovate with urgency. We will deliver more lethal, agile, and future-ready formations.

WHO WE ARE

T2COM is a four-star Army command designed to unify force design, force development, and force generation. It has three subordinate three-star commands:

  • Futures & Concepts Command (FCC): The proponent for force design; leads concept development, warfighting experimentation, and requirements integration. Their future concept is key to informing the Army’s structure and necessary capabilities.
  • Combined Arms Command (CAC): The proponent for force development. Responsible for professional military education, Army schools, training, and doctrine development.
  • U.S. Army Recruiting Command (USAREC): The proponent for force generation. Brings the next generation of Soldiers into the force, owning the pipeline from marketing through Soldiers’ first unit of assignment.

Together, these commands ensure the Army recruits the right people, trains and educates them in a way that translates to operational effectiveness, develops doctrine that matches modern threats, and delivers advanced capabilities to Soldiers in the field rapidly

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PEOPLE OF T2COM

T2COM is not just a headquarters — it is a team of Soldiers, civilians, and innovators who embody the Army’s culture of empowerment, adaptation, and speed. Soldiers play a direct role in shaping modernization by participating in experiments, testing equipment, and providing feedback that informs future capabilities. Civilians bring expertise and continuity, connecting institutional change with operational needs. At its core, T2COM’s culture ensures that ideas from the field influence decisions made by senior leaders, while speed guarantees that lessons learned are quickly translated into action.

WHAT THIS MEANS FOR SOLDIERS & LEADERS

For Soldiers and leaders, transformation is not an abstract concept. Transformation is tangible in their daily service. It means training that reflects the real threats they will face in contested domains, receiving relevant and improved equipment faster to close the gap between innovation and the fight, and pursuing career pathways directly tied to modernization, doctrine, and leadership opportunities. In short, T2COM ensures transformation directly benefits the Army’s most important asset, its people.

What We Deliver

Through force generation, force development and force design, T2COM delivers a transformed Army that is trained, ready, and equipped to win in competition, crisis, and conflict. We deliver Soldiers and leaders who are prepared to dominate the future fight, capabilities that give the Joint Force decisive advantage, and modernized institutions that enable speed, adaptability, and enduring readiness.

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