Warrior Transition Command

The Warrior Transition Command:

Serves as the lead proponent for the Army's Warrior Care and Transition Program
Ensures that non-clinical processes and programs that support wounded, ill, and injured Soldiers are integrated and optimized throughout the Army
Supports the Army's commitment to the rehabilitation and successful transition of wounded, ill, and injured Soldiers back to active duty or to Veteran status

Army Warrior Games 2012 Athlete Bios Posted

4/11/2012

The Army will be represented by 50 wounded, ill, and injured Soldiers and Veterans at this year's Warrior Games. Their bios are now posted to the Warrior Games 2012 Athlete page. More information about the Army's participation in the upcoming games can also be found at the WTC Warrior Games 2012 page.

Army Announces Team for Third Annual Warrior Games

3/28/2012

Alexandria, VA — The Warrior Transition Command announced the Army team for the third annual Warrior Games today. Wounded, ill and injured Soldiers and Veterans trained and competed for months to be one of 50 athletes representing the Army in the 2012 Warrior Games. The games are slated April 30 – May 5, Colorado Springs, Colo. Press Release: Army Announces Team for Third Annual Warrior Games.

WTC Celebrates Women's History Month at the Women in Military Service for America Memorial

3/13/2012

MG Jimmie Keenan, Commanding General, U.S. Army Public Health Command and Chief, U.S. Army Nurse Corps is the featured speaker for the Warrior Transition Command National Women's History Month celebration at the Women In Military Service For America Memorial, 11:00 a.m., March 14. The ceremony will celebrate the accomplishments and hard work of wounded, ill, and injured women Soldiers and Veterans. Women's History Month Tri-Signed Letter.