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Welcome to the official Web page of the U.S. Army Civil Affairs & Psychological Operations Command (Airborne). Our command is made up of over 40 Army Reserve units across 30 states and Puerto Rico. With headquarters at Fort Bragg, N.C., USACAPOC(A) strives to support out nation's objectives overseas by sword, deed, and word.
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Warrior Citizen
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Winter 2011
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More than just wings
“I just remember staring at my ticket trying to remember my number and as soon I heard it, I was stoked. It was crazy because I do this every year, not the jump thing, but actually donate. My mom is the one who actually said that if you have you should give to those who don’t have,” explained Hall. “I was just hoping to get inside and get a slot, and the fact that I got the first slot is just crazy; never thought that would happen.” Read more
Mission
USACAPOC(A) provides trained and ready civil affairs and psychological operations units and Soldiers for mobilization and employment in steady state operations, contingencies, major combat operations, and declared war in support of Army and Joint Forces requirements
Vision
"Our vision is to provide the Nation with an expeditionary, campaign-quality Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations Force fully mission-capable across the full spectrum of military operations."
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341st delivers during Toy Drop
“I feel proud that the soldiers came, and I am very thankful.”
Army Reserve’s Most Deployed Force Gets New Commander
As fall arrived, so did a new season of leadership for U.S. Army Civil Affairs & Psychological Operations Command (Airborne).
490th CA Helps an African community survive drought
"You helped us at the beginning and now it is up to us to continue and help our community."
Face of Defense: Soldier Helps to Save Afghan’s Life
As her lung began to fill with fluid, the duo put a chest seal on the wound...
CAPOC Family Sparks Afghan Literacy Project
“I responded back and told them [the Afghans] are very, very short on educational materials, and that any kind of books...
Returning to the "Land of Opportunity"
"Thirty-five years ago I was playing here as a kid - kicking an orange because we couldn't afford a soccer ball," he said as a proud smile grew on his face. "Now I wear the uniform of a U.S. Army soldier... Read More
411th CA, Ghana Partner, Teach Malaria Prevention
"You don't just tell them," said Lynn. "You get them to think it out."...
The Old Soldier Who Didn't Fade Away
A 59-year-old PSYOP NCO in Afghanistan is determined to serve any way he can. His real fear? Retirement...
426th Paratroopers remember 9/11
"We memorialized our Soldiers. Between the 7th PSYOP Group and the 351st, we've lost 18 Soldiers in this war, a very heavy price for our respective commands," said Medvigy...
Soldiers make a splash
“The weapon was heavier than I thought it would be,” said Edwards. “I figured it would be lighter in the water, but I was definitely tired after the swim test.”
Ground Zero flag returns home
“The intent of taking the flag to Afghanistan was to show that we stand tall as American people here and sharing it with the American and coalition forces overseas,”...
425th hosts unique Conference
“It is important understanding the missions in Afghanistan from their view and hopefully developing some models for working together in the future.” said Haberlach...
From the Archives
When Maj. Gen. David N. Blackledge accepted the colors of USACAPOC(A) his subordinate units and soldiers gained a commander with over twenty years of civil affairs leadership experience.