G3, MCOE

• G3 at Maneuver Center of Excellence (MCOE): The G3 section at the Maneuver Center of Excellence (MCOE), Fort Moore (formerly Fort Benning), is responsible for operations, training, and plans for the command, making it the nerve center for military readiness. • Birthplace of Modern Maneuver Warfare: MCOE is recognized as the home of the U.S. Army's maneuver forces, integrating Infantry and Armor branches to lead doctrinal and training innovation. • Combined Arms Synergy: The G3 at MCOE plays a critical role in synchronizing training for both Infantry and Armor units, fostering combined arms operations that are vital for modern battlefield success. • Key Role in International Training: The G3 section frequently coordinates with foreign military delegations, making MCOE a hub for international military cooperation and exchange. • Support to Army Modernization: G3's planning efforts are essential in field-testing new combat systems, such as the Next Generation Squad Weapon and the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle. • Operation Atlantic Resolve: G3 officers from MCOE have been involved in supporting U.S. Army Europe’s exercises to deter aggression and build NATO interoperability. • Doctrine Development: The G3 assists in writing and revising key Army doctrine, ensuring that tactics and techniques taught at MCOE reflect the latest lessons from the field. • Historic Relocation: The merging of the Armor School (previously at Fort Knox) with the Infantry School at Fort Benning in 2011 created the modern MCOE, and G3 was at the center of managing this massive transition. • Annual Best Ranger Competition: The G3 is integral in planning and executing the famed Best Ranger Competition, a grueling event that draws global attention to MCOE’s standards of excellence. • Realism in Training: G3 oversees large-scale live-fire exercises and urban operations training, often incorporating lessons learned from recent conflicts to give soldiers the most realistic preparation possible.