US Army Launches First Multi-Domain Command for Future Warfare

The U.S. Army has officially established its first Multi-Domain Command, marking a major step in its ongoing modernization effort. The new formation combines conventional ground forces with advanced cyber, electronic warfare, intelligence, drone, and long-range precision strike capabilities under a single command structure. New Command Brings Together 12,000 Soldiers The Army formally activated the 7th Infantry Division Multi-Domain Command — Pacific by integrating the 1st Multi-Domain Task Force with the 7th Infantry Division. Headquartered at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington state, the new command oversees approximately 12,000 personnel. The formation is the first of its kind in the U.S. Army. It combines the long-established combat capabilities of the 7th Infantry Division with the specialized expertise of the Multi-Domain Task Force, which focuses on cyber warfare, electronic warfare, intelligence operations, long-range fires, and large-scale drone operations.