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Here’s the gear SFAB teams require for far-flung global missions
Each team must operate independently, providing their own medical, communications and logistics needs.
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Army-led hackathon awards cash to autonomous off road vehicle developers
Goals: better sensing, GPS-free navigation and trust.
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Modernization is the priority, even if it means fewer soldiers, Army leaders say
“We would like to have a big stick,” the Army chief of staff said. “But if we cannot have a big stick, we will have a sharp stick.”
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Manslaughter charges against MARSOC corpsman dropped by military judge
The court found that a top Marine lawyer made “threatening” statements that sabotaged any chance for a fair trial.
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Colonel’s ‘threatening’ comments cast doubt on fair trial, claim Raiders, corpsman charged with manslaughter
The manslaughter trials for three defendants have been delayed following alleged “threatening” comments made by a Marine colonel.
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History and myths of the dreaded ‘Dear John’ letter
The book “Dear John: Love and Loyalty in Wartime America” explores the history and future of the military breakup.
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Get ready for ‘computer-assisted’ shooting with the Army’s new optic
The Army is slated to pick the actual weapon in the coming months.
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Marines didn’t properly track Afghan evacuees at Quantico, Virginia
Marines responded to a medical emergency daily for the first month that Quantico, Virginia, housed 3,755 Afghan evacuees.
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New in 2022: Marine Corps light armored reconnaissance is at a crossroad
The top Marine wants more recon/counter-recon. This year could see details revealed.
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Skiing and survival shelters: soldier winter fieldwork at Fort McCoy
Fort McCoy, Wisconsin was established in 1909 and has trained more than 100,000 military personnel since 1984.
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Here’s the gear SFAB teams require for far-flung global missions
Each team must operate independently, providing their own medical, communications and logistics needs.
-
Army-led hackathon awards cash to autonomous off road vehicle developers
Goals: better sensing, GPS-free navigation and trust.
-
Modernization is the priority, even if it means fewer soldiers, Army leaders say
“We would like to have a big stick,” the Army chief of staff said. “But if we cannot have a big stick, we will have a sharp stick.”
-
Manslaughter charges against MARSOC corpsman dropped by military judge
The court found that a top Marine lawyer made “threatening” statements that sabotaged any chance for a fair trial.
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Colonel’s ‘threatening’ comments cast doubt on fair trial, claim Raiders, corpsman charged with manslaughter
The manslaughter trials for three defendants have been delayed following alleged “threatening” comments made by a Marine colonel.
-
History and myths of the dreaded ‘Dear John’ letter
The book “Dear John: Love and Loyalty in Wartime America” explores the history and future of the military breakup.
-
Get ready for ‘computer-assisted’ shooting with the Army’s new optic
The Army is slated to pick the actual weapon in the coming months.
-
Marines didn’t properly track Afghan evacuees at Quantico, Virginia
Marines responded to a medical emergency daily for the first month that Quantico, Virginia, housed 3,755 Afghan evacuees.
-
New in 2022: Marine Corps light armored reconnaissance is at a crossroad
The top Marine wants more recon/counter-recon. This year could see details revealed.
-
Skiing and survival shelters: soldier winter fieldwork at Fort McCoy
Fort McCoy, Wisconsin was established in 1909 and has trained more than 100,000 military personnel since 1984.
-
Here’s the gear SFAB teams require for far-flung global missions
Each team must operate independently, providing their own medical, communications and logistics needs.
-
Army-led hackathon awards cash to autonomous off road vehicle developers
Goals: better sensing, GPS-free navigation and trust.
-
Modernization is the priority, even if it means fewer soldiers, Army leaders say
“We would like to have a big stick,” the Army chief of staff said. “But if we cannot have a big stick, we will have a sharp stick.”
-
Manslaughter charges against MARSOC corpsman dropped by military judge
The court found that a top Marine lawyer made “threatening” statements that sabotaged any chance for a fair trial.
-
Colonel’s ‘threatening’ comments cast doubt on fair trial, claim Raiders, corpsman charged with manslaughter
The manslaughter trials for three defendants have been delayed following alleged “threatening” comments made by a Marine colonel.
-
History and myths of the dreaded ‘Dear John’ letter
The book “Dear John: Love and Loyalty in Wartime America” explores the history and future of the military breakup.
-
Get ready for ‘computer-assisted’ shooting with the Army’s new optic
The Army is slated to pick the actual weapon in the coming months.
-
Marines didn’t properly track Afghan evacuees at Quantico, Virginia
Marines responded to a medical emergency daily for the first month that Quantico, Virginia, housed 3,755 Afghan evacuees.
-
New in 2022: Marine Corps light armored reconnaissance is at a crossroad
The top Marine wants more recon/counter-recon. This year could see details revealed.
-
Skiing and survival shelters: soldier winter fieldwork at Fort McCoy
Fort McCoy, Wisconsin was established in 1909 and has trained more than 100,000 military personnel since 1984.
