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Army pilot links active, Guard and Reserve units for training, deployments
The Army is launching a pilot program this summer that pairs active-duty units with those in the Army Reserve and Army National Guard so they can train together and even deploy together.
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Army announces Afghanistan deployment for 500 soldiers
About 500 soldiers from the 1st Cavalry Division will deploy to Afghanistan this summer, the Army announced Tuesday.
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Army halts cuts to airborne brigade
It’s official: the Army will delay cutting its only airborne brigade combat team in the Pacific.
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This Army general is on deck to take over all U.S. forces in Korea
“Gen. Brooks has served our military with distinction and has been a pioneer and trailblazer from his first days as an officer,” Defense Secretary Ash Carter said in a statement released Monday.
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1st Infantry Division identifies soldier found dead over the weekend
Officials from the 1st Infantry Division on Monday released the name of a soldier who was found dead in his vehicle over the weekend.
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Army activates new MI brigade to support Africa ops
Faced with growing threats, the Army has stood up a military intelligence brigade to support operations in Africa.
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Myth vs. reality: Army pros dispel common marksmanship misconceptions
The experts at the Army Marksmanship Unit shared with Army Times some of the most common misconceptions they come across in the Army.
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Inside the Army’s new Marksmanship Master Trainer Course
The Army’s new Marksmanship Master Trainer Course goes service-wide this spring with three pilot classes. It is the only course in the Army Training Requirements and Resources System (ATRRS) that teaches trainers how to teach marksmanship.
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Army tackles marksmanship shortfalls with new training course
The Army is launching a training course to fix a deficit in one of the basic skills of soldiering: shooting straight.
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Army general leads way to more activity sets around the world
The Army is building equipment activity sets in Europe, the Pacific, Africa and elsewhere as it works to give commanders the flexibility to quickly respond to contingencies around the world, the top commander of Army Materiel Command said Tuesday.
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Army pilot links active, Guard and Reserve units for training, deployments
The Army is launching a pilot program this summer that pairs active-duty units with those in the Army Reserve and Army National Guard so they can train together and even deploy together.
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Army announces Afghanistan deployment for 500 soldiers
About 500 soldiers from the 1st Cavalry Division will deploy to Afghanistan this summer, the Army announced Tuesday.
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Army halts cuts to airborne brigade
It’s official: the Army will delay cutting its only airborne brigade combat team in the Pacific.
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This Army general is on deck to take over all U.S. forces in Korea
“Gen. Brooks has served our military with distinction and has been a pioneer and trailblazer from his first days as an officer,” Defense Secretary Ash Carter said in a statement released Monday.
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1st Infantry Division identifies soldier found dead over the weekend
Officials from the 1st Infantry Division on Monday released the name of a soldier who was found dead in his vehicle over the weekend.
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Army activates new MI brigade to support Africa ops
Faced with growing threats, the Army has stood up a military intelligence brigade to support operations in Africa.
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Myth vs. reality: Army pros dispel common marksmanship misconceptions
The experts at the Army Marksmanship Unit shared with Army Times some of the most common misconceptions they come across in the Army.
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Inside the Army’s new Marksmanship Master Trainer Course
The Army’s new Marksmanship Master Trainer Course goes service-wide this spring with three pilot classes. It is the only course in the Army Training Requirements and Resources System (ATRRS) that teaches trainers how to teach marksmanship.
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Army tackles marksmanship shortfalls with new training course
The Army is launching a training course to fix a deficit in one of the basic skills of soldiering: shooting straight.
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Army general leads way to more activity sets around the world
The Army is building equipment activity sets in Europe, the Pacific, Africa and elsewhere as it works to give commanders the flexibility to quickly respond to contingencies around the world, the top commander of Army Materiel Command said Tuesday.
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Army pilot links active, Guard and Reserve units for training, deployments
The Army is launching a pilot program this summer that pairs active-duty units with those in the Army Reserve and Army National Guard so they can train together and even deploy together.
-
Army announces Afghanistan deployment for 500 soldiers
About 500 soldiers from the 1st Cavalry Division will deploy to Afghanistan this summer, the Army announced Tuesday.
-
Army halts cuts to airborne brigade
It’s official: the Army will delay cutting its only airborne brigade combat team in the Pacific.
-
This Army general is on deck to take over all U.S. forces in Korea
“Gen. Brooks has served our military with distinction and has been a pioneer and trailblazer from his first days as an officer,” Defense Secretary Ash Carter said in a statement released Monday.
-
1st Infantry Division identifies soldier found dead over the weekend
Officials from the 1st Infantry Division on Monday released the name of a soldier who was found dead in his vehicle over the weekend.
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Army activates new MI brigade to support Africa ops
Faced with growing threats, the Army has stood up a military intelligence brigade to support operations in Africa.
-
Myth vs. reality: Army pros dispel common marksmanship misconceptions
The experts at the Army Marksmanship Unit shared with Army Times some of the most common misconceptions they come across in the Army.
-
Inside the Army’s new Marksmanship Master Trainer Course
The Army’s new Marksmanship Master Trainer Course goes service-wide this spring with three pilot classes. It is the only course in the Army Training Requirements and Resources System (ATRRS) that teaches trainers how to teach marksmanship.
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Army tackles marksmanship shortfalls with new training course
The Army is launching a training course to fix a deficit in one of the basic skills of soldiering: shooting straight.
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Army general leads way to more activity sets around the world
The Army is building equipment activity sets in Europe, the Pacific, Africa and elsewhere as it works to give commanders the flexibility to quickly respond to contingencies around the world, the top commander of Army Materiel Command said Tuesday.
