ARCENT

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ARCENT is the acronym for United States Army Central, the Army service component command of U.S. Central Command responsible for land operations in the CENTCOM area of responsibility.

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ARCENT canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Army service component command
major Army command
military organization
acronymFor United States Army Central
allegiance United States
alliesCooperatedWith partner land forces in the CENTCOM region
areaOfResponsibility U.S. Central Command area of responsibility
combatantCommand United States Central Command
commandLanguage English
componentOf United States Army
componentType Army component of a unified combatant command
country United States of America
doctrineRole theater army for U.S. Central Command
fullName United States Army Central
garrison Shaw Air Force Base
hasAbbreviation ARCENT
hasPredecessor Third United States Army
headquartersLocation Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina
historicalDesignation Third United States Army
mission conduct land operations in support of U.S. Central Command
plan and execute theater security cooperation activities
provide command and control of Army forces in the CENTCOM area
support contingency and combat operations
operationalFocus land warfare
theater-level operations
parentCommand United States Central Command
peacetimeRole theater security cooperation
regionCovered Arabian Peninsula
Central Asia
Horn of Africa
Levant
linked to: Levant region

parts of South Asia
responsibility land operations in the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility
role Army service component command of U.S. Central Command
serviceBranch United States Army
subordinateTo Department of the Army
United States Central Command
supports joint and combined operations in the CENTCOM area
supportsComponent other U.S. service components within CENTCOM
theater Central Asia
Middle East
South Asia
type theater army
wartimeRole command and control of Army forces in major operations

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