The Military Review provides an established and well-regarded Army forum to stimulate original thought and debate on topics related to the art and science of land warfare.

As such, it promotes communities of interest on a wide variety of issues of vital importance to the Army by providing a venue for publishing topical articles with new insights and fresh perspectives informed by original research, critical thinking, original thought, and persuasive analysis.

The Hispano-American and Brazilian editions of the review provide key insights to military professionals in partner nations in Central and South America and often feature article contributions from prominent authors from Portuguese and Spanish speaking countries.

The Staff Ride Team develops and conducts live and virtual staff rides as an education and development platform for the Army's leaders at all levels.

Focusing on the timeless and universal aspects of warfighting, staff rides provide important insights into military operations, leadership, and the human dimension of warfare through focused study, methodical field study, and detailed analysis of insights gained.

The Army University Press books are traditional and interactive works relevant to the current interests and concerns of the US Army.

The wide range of original interpretive topics include military history, recent operations, leadership, doctrine, organization, tactics, logistics, and Staff Ride handbooks.

The NCO Journal is the official journal for noncommissioned officer professional development. It provides a forum for the open exchange of ideas and information relevant to the NCO Corps.

Its purpose is to support training, education, and development of the NCO Corps and to foster a closer bond among its members.

The Army University Press Films Team creates deeply-researched and historically accurate documentaries designed to teach current U.S. Army doctrine through the lens of historical vignettes.

AUP Films works in conjunction with the Combined Arms Center, Combined Arms Doctrine Directorate, Army University, Army Centers of Excellence, and other Professional Military Education programs to select relevant doctrine and historical topics for use in professional development.

By integrating virtual terrain, historical footage, and other imagery, we produce engaging documentaries that make doctrine more accessible, understandable, and convenient for both individual and classroom use.