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The Army is transforming warrior care...
...through a commitment to wounded, ill, and injured Soldiers, at home and in battle.
The Warrior Transition Battalion at Fort Bragg provides command and control, primary care, and case management for warriors who have suffered injury or illness while serving as a member of the U.S. Army. We ensure the each Service Member receives the appropriate medical care and administrative processing that is needed to return to duty. Return to their units or their community and their Families in a timely manner and with respect.
Mission
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Provide all Warriors in Transition the best possible care from reception through
disposition, whether return to duty or separation from Service.
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Provide a single Chain of Command to the Soldier and Family members throughout the
care process.
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Provide a knowledgeable and caring Chain of Command capable and committed to treating
our Soldiers and their Families with honor and respect.
Battalion Commander's Intent
It is my intent to establish a Warrior Transition Battalion that provides quality of care and support
to our Warriors in Transition and their families from point of injury, illness or disease to their
return to duty or transition from active duty. We will do this by synchronizing the existing care
and services available and provide a knowledgeable and caring Triad and Chain of Command capable
and committed to treating our Soldiers and their families with honor and respect.
Means to Achieve our Mission
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Build Trust & Confidence
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Build Honor and Respect
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Restore Health, Strength and Hope
Vision
Provide the commensurate quality of life, quality of healthcare services
and quality of leadership which matches the quality of service and sacrifice
made by our sick, injured and wounded warriors in transition and their families.
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WTB External Links
Ft. Bragg Family Readiness Group*
Ft. Bragg Picerne Housing*
Ft Bragg Soldier and Family Assistance Center*
 Fort Bragg WTB Family Programs*
Warrior in Transition resources on AKO (Requires AKO login)*
My MEB/PEB on AKO (Requires AKO login)*
Wounded Warrior Program (AW2)*
Wounded Soldiers and Family Hotline*
DFAS Wounded Warrior Pay Support*
Soldiers in Transition Command*
Soldiers in Transition Command Commander's Blog*
Warrior Ethos Video*
Warrior Care Blog (Office of Wounded Warrior Care and Transition Policy)*
Wounded Soldiers and Family Hotline 1 (800) 984-8523 *
Army Career and Alumni Program (ACAP) *
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