SECURITYJun 22 · 20:24 UTCBUSINESS INSIDERChris Panella ([email protected])

The US Army has a new self-contained Pacific command built for a complex fight

The US Army activated the Multi-Domain Command Pacific by merging the 7th Infantry Division and 1st Multi-Domain Task Force. The new command combines maneuver forces with drones, sensors, cyber, and long-range fires to operate as a self-contained force in the Pacific. It was tested during Balikatan 2026, a joint exercise with the Philippines.

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Multi-Domain Command Pacificorganization7th Infantry Divisionorganization1st Multi-Domain Task ForceorganizationUS Army PacificorganizationBalikatan 2026topicPhilippinesplaceBernard J. HarringtonpersonRonald P. Clarkperson

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