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Prosthetic advances closer to real thingSgt. 1st Class Edgar Barrera lost his left hand and both of his legs to an improvised explosive device in Afghanistan, and now a set of groundbreaking prosthetic hands is helping him regain his independence.
A key House panel is rejecting the idea that budget cuts must mean pain for service members, retirees and their families.
Army demonstrates disputed intelligence systemThe Army defended its intelligence gathering and dissemination software as a lifesaving tool for the Army's intelligence corps that places a vast wealth of information in the hands of battlefield commanders worldwide.
TRADOC commander: Cyber careers on the riseThe military must now shift its focus to the future and beyond the hard-won lessons of the past decade, Army's training commander said at a joint …
After months or years of taking orders from guys with more stripes on their uniforms, how would you like to be your own boss on the civilian side?
Two prominent veterans service organizations have announced a joint effort intended to help vets more quickly resolve problems with their education …
Sgt. Evan Davis could talk for hours about the intricacies and techniques behind competitive air-rifle shooting. But he can summarize it best as '90 …
Prosthetic advances closer to real thingSgt. 1st Class Edgar Barrera lost his left hand and both of his legs to an improvised explosive device in Afghanistan, and now a set of groundbreaking prosthetic hands is helping him regain his independence.
Army demonstrates disputed intelligence systemThe Army defended its intelligence gathering and dissemination software as a lifesaving tool for the Army's intelligence corps that places a vast wealth of information in the hands of battlefield commanders worldwide.
TRADOC commander: Cyber careers on the riseThe military must now shift its focus to the future and beyond the hard-won lessons of the past decade, Army's training commander said at a joint conference May 15.
Preventative maintenance key for soldier welfareFive things every soldier should know
Army publishes latest tactics manualsThe Army continues to release new publications as part of its most comprehensive doctrine overhaul in decades.
Headstone to be installed for 1st USMC commandant, the 'Fightin' Quaker'On June 1, Philadelphia-area members of the Marine Corps League will install a modest headstone to honor the first commandant of the Continental Marines, Maj. Samuel Nicholas.
Budget woes may force base closures, reserve drawdownsThe Army has been forced to cut a lot of soldiers, training and services over the past year — and the coming year isn't looking any better.
Reviews threaten commissary benefitCommissary officials are conducting at least three short-fuse cost-cutting reviews, each of which could significantly reduce access to the benefit by either shutting down some stores or shortening their hours.
Man who claims to be lost soldier found in Vietnam is a fraudA man featured in a new documentary because he claims to be a Green Beret who vanished in the Vietnam War has been exposed as a Vietnamese con man.
Ground combat vehicle caught in Congress' crosshairsA Congressional Research Service report has again raised significant questions about the cost and need for the next-generation combat troop carrier.
Civil War road trip: 3 days wandering history, wine & wagon stopsThe storied corridor from Gettysburg, Pa., to Monticello, Va., known as 'The Journey through Hallowed Ground,' is perfectly suited for a three-day weekend blending Civil War history and lighter entertainments.
Army defends active-for-reserve deployment swapAlmost 9,500 Army National Guard soldiers have been off-ramped from overseas deployments in fiscal 2013 and 2014. Will reserve components be left out of the Army's next chapter?
'Toxic' training dooms MEDCOM task forceAn Army Medical Command task force that was touted as a revolutionary means to raise patient care standards Army-wide ended quietly in December after an Army investigation concluded it was a toxic, cult-like 'wolf-pack' permeated with unusual practices li
At Boston Marathon, a combat surgeon races back to actionA dozen years of battle injuries have led to significant advancements in military trauma care.
Medic gets award for Afghan recon patrol, quick thinkingHis commander describes him as a force of nature, but if you ask Staff Sgt. Brian W. Guzman, he's just one of the guys.
Army to discharge 25K unfit, nondeployable soldiersThe message is clear: If you’re out of shape or you can’t deploy, you’re out.
Army leaders to lawmakers: Restore cuts, for readinessLeaders are urging Congress to allow the services to decide how they distribute sequester cuts.
Former soldier remembers chaplain who saved his lifeChaplain (Capt.) Emil Kapaun posthumously received the Medal of Honor on April 11 from President Obama, who presented it to family members as they and his friends and fellow soldiers recalled his valor during combat and as a prisoner of war in Korea.
Army aviation faces tough choices on modernizingOptions for the next generation of ground combat vehicles are solid, but there is still plenty of work to be done in upgrading the Army's aviation capabilities.
Network, rotary-wing fleet, GCV survive budget crunchDespite talk of the huge impact that sequestration will have on the bottom lines of the U.S. military, the numbers submitted by the Army for fiscal 2014 largely hold the line on the service’s long-held top priorities — the network, and new tracked and wheeled combat vehicles — while nibbling around the edges of its rotary-wing fleet.
New cyber rules put combat decisions in soldiers’ handsThe Defense Department is close to completing a version of the rules of engagement that will clarify how troops operating in cyberspace may respond to threats, cyber espionage and attacks, according to military and cybersecurity experts.
More troops and families using Post-9/11 GI BillSpouses and children of service members made up almost one-fourth of Post-9/11 GI Bill users last year, and their numbers appear to be growing, according to data provided by the Veterans Affairs Department.
New camo coming: Who gets it, and whenA successor to the Universal Camouflage Pattern is weeks away now that procurement officials have briefed the Army chief of staff on results of tests for new camouflage patterns, according to Army officials.
New leg brace allows disabled troops to return to active dutyA carbon-fiber leg brace is allowing once-crippled troops to return to duty — including 14 special operations personnel who have re-engaged in their physically demanding careers.
Zombie survival teaches disaster preparednessJOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO-FORT SAM HOUSTON — Sometimes it takes the zombie apocalypse to get people thinking about disaster preparedness.
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