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Army team wants to put 3D models of target areas into soldiers’ goggles
“It might not be Call of Duty-level graphics and visualization. But it’s going to be darn good,” said one Army officer involved in the effort.
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Deployed and pregnant soldiers can receive temporary promotions under expanded policy
The policy change is intended to help soldiers who want to start a family, as well as implement some needed administrative changes to facilitate promotions if the Army returns to full-scale combat operations.
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SFAB fends off an invasion in exercise ahead of Indo-Pacific missions
Advisers from 5th SFAB are running through a training exercise designed around defending a notional Pacific nation from an invasion.
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Sexual assault and harassment prevention program ‘hasn’t achieved its mandate,’ says Army secretary
An independent review of Fort Hood’s command climate is complete.
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5 lesser-known details about ‘Black Hawk Down’
What you might not know about the events preceding the filming of “Black Hawk Down.”
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First basic training class nationwide graduates in new Army Green Service Uniform
A new batch of soldiers at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, became the first graduating class nationwide to wear the Army’s new World War II-style dress uniform.
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Fort Bragg infantryman dies in barracks
Foul play and the coronavirus are not suspected causes of death, said an 82nd Airborne Division official.
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Army identifies 5 soldiers killed in Sinai UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter crash
The five soldiers were killed in a helicopter crash while on a peacekeeping mission.
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No SECDEF with defense contractor ties, House progressives ask of Biden
“It is unsurprising that the largest defense budgets in our nation’s history have come at a time during which senior defense personnel are intimately connected … to the corporations profiting the most from those very same budgets,” the lawmakers wrote.
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Former Army officer who stole $1.4 million from his veterans charity gets 3 years in prison
Creed received one of the toughest sentences the judge said they had ever dispensed in a fraud case.
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Army team wants to put 3D models of target areas into soldiers’ goggles
“It might not be Call of Duty-level graphics and visualization. But it’s going to be darn good,” said one Army officer involved in the effort.
-
Deployed and pregnant soldiers can receive temporary promotions under expanded policy
The policy change is intended to help soldiers who want to start a family, as well as implement some needed administrative changes to facilitate promotions if the Army returns to full-scale combat operations.
-
SFAB fends off an invasion in exercise ahead of Indo-Pacific missions
Advisers from 5th SFAB are running through a training exercise designed around defending a notional Pacific nation from an invasion.
-
Sexual assault and harassment prevention program ‘hasn’t achieved its mandate,’ says Army secretary
An independent review of Fort Hood’s command climate is complete.
-
5 lesser-known details about ‘Black Hawk Down’
What you might not know about the events preceding the filming of “Black Hawk Down.”
-
First basic training class nationwide graduates in new Army Green Service Uniform
A new batch of soldiers at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, became the first graduating class nationwide to wear the Army’s new World War II-style dress uniform.
-
Fort Bragg infantryman dies in barracks
Foul play and the coronavirus are not suspected causes of death, said an 82nd Airborne Division official.
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Army identifies 5 soldiers killed in Sinai UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter crash
The five soldiers were killed in a helicopter crash while on a peacekeeping mission.
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No SECDEF with defense contractor ties, House progressives ask of Biden
“It is unsurprising that the largest defense budgets in our nation’s history have come at a time during which senior defense personnel are intimately connected … to the corporations profiting the most from those very same budgets,” the lawmakers wrote.
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Former Army officer who stole $1.4 million from his veterans charity gets 3 years in prison
Creed received one of the toughest sentences the judge said they had ever dispensed in a fraud case.
-
Army team wants to put 3D models of target areas into soldiers’ goggles
“It might not be Call of Duty-level graphics and visualization. But it’s going to be darn good,” said one Army officer involved in the effort.
-
Deployed and pregnant soldiers can receive temporary promotions under expanded policy
The policy change is intended to help soldiers who want to start a family, as well as implement some needed administrative changes to facilitate promotions if the Army returns to full-scale combat operations.
-
SFAB fends off an invasion in exercise ahead of Indo-Pacific missions
Advisers from 5th SFAB are running through a training exercise designed around defending a notional Pacific nation from an invasion.
-
Sexual assault and harassment prevention program ‘hasn’t achieved its mandate,’ says Army secretary
An independent review of Fort Hood’s command climate is complete.
-
5 lesser-known details about ‘Black Hawk Down’
What you might not know about the events preceding the filming of “Black Hawk Down.”
-
First basic training class nationwide graduates in new Army Green Service Uniform
A new batch of soldiers at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, became the first graduating class nationwide to wear the Army’s new World War II-style dress uniform.
-
Fort Bragg infantryman dies in barracks
Foul play and the coronavirus are not suspected causes of death, said an 82nd Airborne Division official.
-
Army identifies 5 soldiers killed in Sinai UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter crash
The five soldiers were killed in a helicopter crash while on a peacekeeping mission.
-
No SECDEF with defense contractor ties, House progressives ask of Biden
“It is unsurprising that the largest defense budgets in our nation’s history have come at a time during which senior defense personnel are intimately connected … to the corporations profiting the most from those very same budgets,” the lawmakers wrote.
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Former Army officer who stole $1.4 million from his veterans charity gets 3 years in prison
Creed received one of the toughest sentences the judge said they had ever dispensed in a fraud case.
