154th RTI

• Legacy of the 154th Regiment: The 154th Regiment, Regional Training Institute (RTI) traces its roots back to World War I, where the original 154th Infantry Regiment served with distinction as part of the 39th Division. • Modern Mission: The 154th RTI is part of the Arkansas Army National Guard and is headquartered at Camp Robinson, North Little Rock, Arkansas. It provides leadership, infantry, and other military occupational specialty training. • Officer Candidate School (OCS): The 154th RTI is renowned for conducting OCS, which commissions new second lieutenants for the National Guard and Army Reserve. • Regional Reach: The RTI serves not only Arkansas Guardsmen but also soldiers from other states, acting as a regional hub for training. • Distinctive Unit Insignia: The 154th RTI’s insignia features a fleur-de-lis, symbolizing its service in France during World War I, and a diamond shape, representing the 39th Division's “Delta” nickname. • Historical Honors: The 154th Infantry received campaign participation credit in World War I for the Meuse-Argonne and Lorraine campaigns. • Training Excellence: The RTI is regularly recognized for its high standards and has received several Army Superior Unit Awards for training innovation and effectiveness. • Expansive Curriculum: Beyond OCS, the RTI offers courses such as Basic Leader Course (BLC), Advanced Leader Course (ALC), and Infantry MOS qualification. • Community Ties: The RTI actively supports community events and emergency response missions in Arkansas, reflecting the National Guard’s dual state and federal mission. • Veteran Instructors: Many of the cadre at the 154th RTI are combat veterans, bringing real-world experience to their instruction and mentorship of future leaders.