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Here is one drone killer US troops have taken overseas
How this can take down drones, even in swarms.
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Soldiers’ bottled water consumption is unsustainable in the next war, Army report says
“The Army is an environmental disaster,” says an Army report calling for immediate action to avoid the collapse of capabilities.
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Syria gave PSYOPS, civil affairs ‘sets and reps’ in messaging and setting up local governance, three-star says
In Syria, “when the fiber was cut and the cell towers were down … guess what was working there? Leaflets,” the three-star said.
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JSOC deputy tapped to lead division-level 1st Special Forces Command during modernization period
The general will have oversight of seven Special Forces groups and other organizations.
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Soldier’s death in South Korea barracks under investigation
A Fort Hood-based soldier was found dead in his barracks in South Korea on Monday.
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New staff sergeants might start getting the captain treatment in their careers and stay on site longer
The sergeant major of the Army’s senior enlisted council is looking for ways to better develop mid-level non-commissioned officers.
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Army is flexing muscle it hasn’t used much in 18 years, top leader says
“America is going to put upwards of 40,000 on the continent to train next spring,” the Army secretary said. “That’s a big deal.”
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‘This is my squad’: SMA Grinston talks about his push to build cohesive units
The campaign is aiming to emulate the bond that can be found among Army special operations forces.
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What the Army is doing to fix housing problems and set up tenant bill of rights
The Army’s efforts to reform housing will start being seen this winter, according to the service secretary.
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Squads to tap into cellular networks and battle-track on tablets at network trials
By using a secure but unclassified architecture soldiers can tap into commercial cellular networks, like 4G, LTE and WiFi.
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Here is one drone killer US troops have taken overseas
How this can take down drones, even in swarms.
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Soldiers’ bottled water consumption is unsustainable in the next war, Army report says
“The Army is an environmental disaster,” says an Army report calling for immediate action to avoid the collapse of capabilities.
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Syria gave PSYOPS, civil affairs ‘sets and reps’ in messaging and setting up local governance, three-star says
In Syria, “when the fiber was cut and the cell towers were down … guess what was working there? Leaflets,” the three-star said.
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JSOC deputy tapped to lead division-level 1st Special Forces Command during modernization period
The general will have oversight of seven Special Forces groups and other organizations.
-
Soldier’s death in South Korea barracks under investigation
A Fort Hood-based soldier was found dead in his barracks in South Korea on Monday.
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New staff sergeants might start getting the captain treatment in their careers and stay on site longer
The sergeant major of the Army’s senior enlisted council is looking for ways to better develop mid-level non-commissioned officers.
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Army is flexing muscle it hasn’t used much in 18 years, top leader says
“America is going to put upwards of 40,000 on the continent to train next spring,” the Army secretary said. “That’s a big deal.”
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‘This is my squad’: SMA Grinston talks about his push to build cohesive units
The campaign is aiming to emulate the bond that can be found among Army special operations forces.
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What the Army is doing to fix housing problems and set up tenant bill of rights
The Army’s efforts to reform housing will start being seen this winter, according to the service secretary.
-
Squads to tap into cellular networks and battle-track on tablets at network trials
By using a secure but unclassified architecture soldiers can tap into commercial cellular networks, like 4G, LTE and WiFi.
-
Here is one drone killer US troops have taken overseas
How this can take down drones, even in swarms.
-
Soldiers’ bottled water consumption is unsustainable in the next war, Army report says
“The Army is an environmental disaster,” says an Army report calling for immediate action to avoid the collapse of capabilities.
-
Syria gave PSYOPS, civil affairs ‘sets and reps’ in messaging and setting up local governance, three-star says
In Syria, “when the fiber was cut and the cell towers were down … guess what was working there? Leaflets,” the three-star said.
-
JSOC deputy tapped to lead division-level 1st Special Forces Command during modernization period
The general will have oversight of seven Special Forces groups and other organizations.
-
Soldier’s death in South Korea barracks under investigation
A Fort Hood-based soldier was found dead in his barracks in South Korea on Monday.
-
New staff sergeants might start getting the captain treatment in their careers and stay on site longer
The sergeant major of the Army’s senior enlisted council is looking for ways to better develop mid-level non-commissioned officers.
-
Army is flexing muscle it hasn’t used much in 18 years, top leader says
“America is going to put upwards of 40,000 on the continent to train next spring,” the Army secretary said. “That’s a big deal.”
-
‘This is my squad’: SMA Grinston talks about his push to build cohesive units
The campaign is aiming to emulate the bond that can be found among Army special operations forces.
-
What the Army is doing to fix housing problems and set up tenant bill of rights
The Army’s efforts to reform housing will start being seen this winter, according to the service secretary.
-
Squads to tap into cellular networks and battle-track on tablets at network trials
By using a secure but unclassified architecture soldiers can tap into commercial cellular networks, like 4G, LTE and WiFi.
