Explore the world with the Army
Imagine a life where travel isn't a luxury, but your reality. Discover how the U.S. Army can take you to incredible destinations, from historic European cities to vibrant Asian metropolises, all while building a impactful career.
Unforgettable assignments abroad
The Army offers unique opportunities to live and work in some of the most sought-after locations globally. Experience life as a resident, not just a tourist, immersing yourself in new cultures and embarking on incredible adventures.
Italy: live "La Dolce Vita"
Be stationed in Vicenza, living the "La Dolce Vita." Serve with the elite 173rd Airborne and spend your weekends exploring Venice, hiking in the Alps, or discovering Italy's rich history and cuisine. Your adventure starts here!
Germany: crossroads of Europe
Based near fairytale castles, Germany places you at the heart of Europe. Drive to Paris, Prague, or Amsterdam on your days off, all while participating in massive NATO training exercises and advancing your career.
South Korea: gateway to Asia
Experience the futuristic "super-base" Camp Humphreys, your gateway to the vibrant culture of Seoul. Engage in a high-stakes, "Fight Tonight" mission on the front lines of global security while exploring an amazing country.
Working with International Forces and Allies
A fundamental aspect of modern military service is collaboration with international partners. The U.S. Army works continuously with allied forces to build trust, enhance interoperability, and ensure collective security. This partnership is a core component of the Army's strategy and something our adversaries cannot replicate.
Your "wow" travel moment
Imagine this: you're a soldier in Germany. For a four-day weekend, you and friends book a budget flight to Bergen, Norway. Suddenly, you're kayaking through breathtaking fjords and hiking epic viewpoints. This isn't a once-in-a-lifetime trip; it's an affordable, casual excursion made possible by the Army, giving you the freedom to explore the world as a young adventurer.