When was the Center for Army Lessons Learned (CALL) created?

The Center for Army Lessons Learned (CALL) was established in 1985 as a vital resource for the U.S. Army to document and disseminate lessons learned from operations and training exercises. This establishment aimed to enhance the Army's knowledge base by capturing insights and experiences from various missions, thereby facilitating continuous improvement and learning within the force. Since its inception, CALL has played a crucial role in informing training, doctrine development, and operational planning, making it an essential component of the Army's knowledge management efforts. The 1985 date marks a pivotal moment in the Army's commitment to learning from past activities to enhance future readiness and effectiveness, highlighting the importance of adapting strategies based on real-world experiences.