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Video by Maj. Xeriqua Garfinkel
Behind the Curtains
U.S. Army Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations Command (Airborne)
Oct. 26, 2022 | 2:49
Behind the curtains. We are Soldiers, trained by Soldiers. Every single Soldier is taught by another who went before them.

It is an honor for us to serve. It is also an honor to mentor those who serve.

The world and warfare has evolved. Information is weaponized. Maneuvering the battlefield becomes more complicated everyday and the demands for civil-military operators and information capabilities increase.

To prepare for the challenge, we rely on previous real-world experience as well as challenging simulated environments, such as the National Training Center.

Designed to portray near-peer threats that include conventional forces, insurgents, criminal activity, humanitarian crisis and civilians on the battlefield. Designed for Soldiers to win, to fail, to learn, to grow, and to focus. Designed to build cohesive teams and develop talented leaders.

Designed to strengthen U.S. forces.

U.S. Army trainers responsible for overseeing information related capabilities including Information Operations, Civil Affairs, Psychological Operations and other capabilities are consolidated under the “Ghost Team” at NTC. If you are interested in becoming an Observer, Coach / Trainer for Ghost Team email ntc.ghostteam@gmail.com
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