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Joint Multinational Readiness Center

The JoiJMRC Logont Multinational Readiness Center (JMRC), the Europe-based Combat Training Center (CTC) with a world-wide mobile training capability, trains leaders, staffs, and units up to Brigade Task Forces and multinational allies and partners, to dominate in the conduct of Multidomain Operations anywhere in the world, now and in the future. The Joint Multinational Readiness Center is situated in the Oberpfalz region of Bavaria and headquartered at USAG Bavaria, Hohenfels Training Area (HTA). JMRC provides a myriad of indispensable capabilities to the U.S. Army and our European Allies and partners

JMRC is the only Army Combat Training Center outside the U.S. on Hohenfels Training Area. HTA is 163 km2, has 1,345 buildings for training, 319 kilometers of road and numerous cross-country trails, and one short take-off/landing airfield.

JMRC integrates multinational participation into every rotation. JMRC can tailor the exercise and operational environment based on the needs and requirements of the training audience. JMRC supports training for other U.S. agencies and foreign non-military organizations. JMRC regularly employs the U.S. Army’s Decisive Action Training Environment (DATE) and Mission Rehearsal Exercise (MRE) concepts, regularly hosting DATE exercises to deploy and test the Regionally Aligned Forces as part of the European Reaction Force. JMRC also hosts the Kosovo Force (KFOR) Mission Rehearsal Exercise.JMRC provides a realistic, complex operational environment supported by world-class opposing forces (OPFOR) and Observer, Coach, Trainer (OCT) teams. The 1st Battalion, 4th Infantry Regiment (1-4 IN) provides world-class opposing forces to train participants across all warfighting functions. Twelve Observer, Coach, Trainer teams provide evaluation and lessons learned for a wide variety of military occupational specialties for each maneuver training rotation. Several support directorates ensure world-class support to our rotations.

PCSing to JMRC:
Welcome Guide
Hohenfels Introduction
Hohenfels Arrival
Hohenfels Transportation
USAG Bavaria Newcomers Page

JMRC Command and Staff
Observer, Coach, Trainer Teams

OCT Teams observe, coach, and train elements from sections through brigade task forces during the planning, preparation, and execution phases of simulated combat operations at JMRC. These teams collect, analyze and provide feedback to rotational units via After Action Reviews and “Take Home Packages.” JMRC has the ability to deploy OCT teams as required to support expeditionary training events.

1st Battalion, 4th Infantry Regiment (Opposing Forces)



In a forward-deployed environment, 1-4 Infantry Regiment conducts combat operations throughout the full spectrum of the contemporary operational environment to provide realistic joint and combined arms training conditions focused on developing Soldiers, leaders and units for success on current and future battlefields throughout U.S. Army Europe. On order, 1-4 IN deploys combat forces to conduct combat operations.

 

Contact

Mailing Address:
HQ Joint Multinational Readiness Center
Unit 28216
APO AE 09173-8216

Bundespost:
HQ Joint Multinational Readiness Center
Bldg. 309
92366 Hohenfels

Commercial in Germany: 09641-70-522-xxxx
From the US: 011-49-9641-70-522-xxxx
DSN from the US: (314) 522-xxxx
Staff Duty Desk: 314-522-5361

7ATC PAO:
CIV: +49(0)9641-70-569-0027
DSN: (314) 569-0027
Email: usarmy.bavaria.7atc.list.pao-all@army.mil

 

Helpful Links

JMRC SHAREPOINT (CAC Required)

JMRC Social Media
JMRC Video Player
Video by Sgt. Christian Aquino
Saber Junction 24 1-4 Infantry Regiment Engage in Simulated Combat
Joint Multinational Readiness Center
Sept. 13, 2024 | 2:34
U.S. Soldiers assigned to 1st Battalion, 4th Infantry Regiment engage simulated opposing forces during Saber Junction 24 at the Hohenfels Training Area, Joint Multinational Readiness Center (JMRC), Germany, Sept. 13, 2024.

Saber Junction is an annual exercise conducted by the 7th Army Training Command and JMRC, designed to assess the readiness of U.S. Army units to execute unified land operations in a joint, combined environment, and to promote interoperability with the participating Allied and partner nations. (U.S. Army video by Sgt. Christian Aquino)
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