To be successful in combat, we must be holistically fit, disciplined, well-trained teams. VICTORY WELLNESS is the 1st Infantry Division’s and Fort Riley’s program to achieve such success, and is an effort for every member of our community to increase resilience across the five dimensions of strength: emotional, family, physical, spiritual, and social. This program is for everyone at Fort Riley, not just those who may be facing immediate challenges. Acknowledging the fact we all may need help at certain points in our lives, VICTORY WELLNESS seeks to increase the strength of the entire team, including those who are currently thriving as well as those who are in need of additional support, and for every single person throughout the chain of command, not just our junior members.

The primary purpose of the "Victory Standard: The 1ID and Fort Riley Standards Book" is to inform all Big Red One and Fort Riley Soldiers of the high standards of conduct and appearance expected in the 1st Infantry Division and on this installation. The Soldiers of the 1st Infantry Division make up a highly disciplined fighting force. The standards in this book strengthen, enable, and demonstrate that discipline.

The 1st Infantry Division's Soldier's Guide aids in utilizing the Integrated Personnel and Pay System for the Army (IPPS-A). IPPS-A is a United States Army acquisition program that seeks to integrate human resources and pay for all Army Soldiers. It provides online tools and replaces older Army human resource systems. It also provides talent management capabilities and is essential to the Army's People Strategy. IPPS-A provides three main capabilities: Total Force Visibility, Talent Management, and the ability to successfully complete audits. It has successfully fielded to the Army National Guard (ARNG) and was scheduled to field to the active and reserve components by December 2021.

To outline duties and responsibilities for all personnel, leaders and units assigned, responsible for, or in charge of a barracks building on Fort Riley IAW the Army's Barracks Management Program.

The United States Army Infantry School (USAIS) Pamphlet 350-6 establishes policies, procedures, and standards for the Expert Infantryman Badge (EIB). The EIB test measures a Soldier’s physical fitness and ability to perform to standards of excellence in a broad spectrum of critical Infantry skills. Detailed instructions in this pamphlet ensure Army-wide uniformity. EIB training and testing is intended to be rigorous, mission-focused, and conducted under realistic conditions.

This first edition of "Danger Reach" outlines the goals of the 1ID Sustainment Enterprise, aligning them with the broader Army sustainment community to address both current and emerging challenges. The complex global security environment demands a robust and proactive logistics approach, requiring our leaders to respond with agility today while anticipating and shaping future sustainment capabilities.

The 1st Infantry Division's yearbook is a detailed and cherished keepsake that captures the rich history, traditions, and experiences of the division's Soldiers. It serves as a lasting record of the bravery, dedication, and esprit de corps of its Soldiers, providing a tangible connection to the division's legacy for current members and future generations. This yearbook encapsulates the 1st Infantry Division’s European deployment to support our Allies and partners during Assure, Deter, and Reinforce, highlighting the division's commitment to global security and cooperation.