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Photos of 86th Training Division’s Warrior Exercise-Regional Medic 2026 at Fort McCoy

This photo slide show highlights the thousands of Army Reserve Soldiers who strengthened their collective readiness during the 86th Training Division’s Warrior Exercise and Regional Medic 2026 (WAREXRM26) at Fort McCoy — reinforcing the installation’s role as one of the Army Reserve’s premier collec

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This photo slide show highlights the thousands of Army Reserve Soldiers who strengthened their collective readiness during the 86th Training Division’s Warrior Exercise and Regional Medic 2026 (WAREXRM26) at Fort McCoy — reinforcing the installation’s role as one of the Army Reserve’s premier collective training centers. The exercise, conducted by the Fort McCoy-based 86th Training Division under the 84th Training Command, combines a Warrior Exercise (WAREX) with Regional Medic (RM) training to create a realistic, scenario-driven environment that challenges Soldiers and leaders across multiple warfighting functions. The integrated exercise enables combat support, combat service support, and medical units to train simultaneously while preparing for large-scale combat operations. Headquartered at Fort McCoy, the 86th Training Division’s mission is to plan, deliver, and enable realistic and relevant training that prepares Soldiers and units for immediate and future combat operations. Through the use of experienced observer-coach/trainers (OC/Ts), the division evaluates unit performance, coaches leaders, and helps ensure Army Reserve formations are ready to meet operational requirements worldwide. Music provided by U.S. Army Band available at https://usarmyband.com/ceremonial-music-guide. (Video by Scott Sturkol, Fort McCoy Public Affairs Office)

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