HHC USICTC Ft. Benning, GA

• Headquarters and Headquarters Company (HHC), USICTC: HHC is the command and administrative nucleus for the United States Infantry Captains Career Course (USICTC) at Fort Benning, Georgia. • US Army Infantry Captains Career Course (ICCC): USICTC is more commonly known as the Infantry Captains Career Course, a pivotal school for grooming future company and battalion commanders in the Infantry branch. • Located at the Home of the Infantry: Fort Benning is famed as the “Home of the Infantry.” This base trains infantrymen from basic trainees to experienced officers. • Legacy of Leadership: Many renowned Army leaders, including General Colin Powell and General David Petraeus, attended courses at Fort Benning. • Role in Modernization: HHC USICTC has contributed to integrating new tactics, techniques, and procedures, adapting the Army’s Infantry to modern threats and technologies. • International Students: The ICCC regularly hosts allied officers from partner nations, building global relationships and interoperability. • Historic Location: Fort Benning was established in 1918 and has since been central to American infantry training and doctrine. • Tradition of the Blue Cord: Infantry officers graduating from the course are awarded the iconic blue cord, symbolizing their entry into the Infantry branch. • Alumni in Combat: Graduates of HHC USICTC have led troops in every conflict since World War II, from the jungles of Vietnam to the deserts of Iraq and Afghanistan. • Community and Cohesion: HHC organizes events, physical competitions, and leader development programs that foster camaraderie and esprit de corps among future infantry leaders.