Adjutant General Corps

The Adjutant General Corps is one of the oldest branches of the United States Army, established on June 16, 1775, by the Continental Congress shortly after the outbreak of the American Revolutionary War. Its primary mission has always been to manage personnel records, provide administrative support, and ensure effective communication throughout the Army. Over the centuries, the corps has evolved with advances in technology and operations, playing a crucial role in mobilization, casualty reporting, and awards systems during every major conflict. Today, the Adjutant General Corps continues to uphold its legacy by supporting soldiers and commanders with vital human resources and administrative services worldwide.