Rich Rossi

The Army Infantry School at Fort Benning, established in 1918 in Georgia, has long served as the premier institution for training the U.S. Army's infantry forces. Throughout its history, the school has developed and refined the tactics, techniques, and leadership skills required of infantry soldiers and officers. It played a pivotal role in preparing troops for every major conflict from World War I through the present day, including innovations in airborne, mechanized, and light infantry operations. Today, the Infantry School remains central to the Maneuver Center of Excellence, shaping the future of Army infantry warfare.