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The Battle of Mogadishu 25 years later: How the fateful fight changed combat operations
A generation later, Army leaders can still learn from the harrowing battle of 1993.
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How the Marines, Army are counting ‘out-the-door-now’ troops and increasing small-unit readiness
The efforts could truly fill the ranks in Marine and Army ground combat units.
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There are more Marines in power now than ever before. Here’s how it happened.
For much of the Marine Corps’ history its top leaders have fought for a place at the table. Now they have it.
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The White House has revealed massive mission creep in Syria. Here’s why.
The White House signaled a fundamental shift in the military mission for troops in Syria that would focus on Iran rather than ISIS.
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Here’s how the Army is fixing its M4 misfire problem
An estimated 900,000 rifles and carbines will need to be inspected, but only a small fraction should need the repairs.
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The Army is converting two BCTs as it beefs up its fighting force for the next big war
This comes as the force realigns itself from 17 years of fighting counterinsurgency warfare across the globe, to a shift toward near-peer adversaries such as Russia and China.
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A new push to recruit and retain the best candidates for the infantry
The task force is using a variety of methods, including big data and analytics, to find the best troops for the close combat force.
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These six companies have been selected to compete in the Army’s submachine gun program
Companies have a month to provide 15 guns each for testing.
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Here are the top issues the Army’s combat arms leaders are working on to make sure soldiers are ready to fight
A host of programs and challenges from work being done now to items expected by 2050 were covered at the conference.
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Incoming: Mortars are getting some serious upgrades with renewed Army interest
The programs look to extend ranges, automate targeting and speed up fires on both 120mm and 81mm mortar systems.
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The Battle of Mogadishu 25 years later: How the fateful fight changed combat operations
A generation later, Army leaders can still learn from the harrowing battle of 1993.
-
How the Marines, Army are counting ‘out-the-door-now’ troops and increasing small-unit readiness
The efforts could truly fill the ranks in Marine and Army ground combat units.
-
There are more Marines in power now than ever before. Here’s how it happened.
For much of the Marine Corps’ history its top leaders have fought for a place at the table. Now they have it.
-
The White House has revealed massive mission creep in Syria. Here’s why.
The White House signaled a fundamental shift in the military mission for troops in Syria that would focus on Iran rather than ISIS.
-
Here’s how the Army is fixing its M4 misfire problem
An estimated 900,000 rifles and carbines will need to be inspected, but only a small fraction should need the repairs.
-
The Army is converting two BCTs as it beefs up its fighting force for the next big war
This comes as the force realigns itself from 17 years of fighting counterinsurgency warfare across the globe, to a shift toward near-peer adversaries such as Russia and China.
-
A new push to recruit and retain the best candidates for the infantry
The task force is using a variety of methods, including big data and analytics, to find the best troops for the close combat force.
-
These six companies have been selected to compete in the Army’s submachine gun program
Companies have a month to provide 15 guns each for testing.
-
Here are the top issues the Army’s combat arms leaders are working on to make sure soldiers are ready to fight
A host of programs and challenges from work being done now to items expected by 2050 were covered at the conference.
-
Incoming: Mortars are getting some serious upgrades with renewed Army interest
The programs look to extend ranges, automate targeting and speed up fires on both 120mm and 81mm mortar systems.
-
The Battle of Mogadishu 25 years later: How the fateful fight changed combat operations
A generation later, Army leaders can still learn from the harrowing battle of 1993.
-
How the Marines, Army are counting ‘out-the-door-now’ troops and increasing small-unit readiness
The efforts could truly fill the ranks in Marine and Army ground combat units.
-
There are more Marines in power now than ever before. Here’s how it happened.
For much of the Marine Corps’ history its top leaders have fought for a place at the table. Now they have it.
-
The White House has revealed massive mission creep in Syria. Here’s why.
The White House signaled a fundamental shift in the military mission for troops in Syria that would focus on Iran rather than ISIS.
-
Here’s how the Army is fixing its M4 misfire problem
An estimated 900,000 rifles and carbines will need to be inspected, but only a small fraction should need the repairs.
-
The Army is converting two BCTs as it beefs up its fighting force for the next big war
This comes as the force realigns itself from 17 years of fighting counterinsurgency warfare across the globe, to a shift toward near-peer adversaries such as Russia and China.
-
A new push to recruit and retain the best candidates for the infantry
The task force is using a variety of methods, including big data and analytics, to find the best troops for the close combat force.
-
These six companies have been selected to compete in the Army’s submachine gun program
Companies have a month to provide 15 guns each for testing.
-
Here are the top issues the Army’s combat arms leaders are working on to make sure soldiers are ready to fight
A host of programs and challenges from work being done now to items expected by 2050 were covered at the conference.
-
Incoming: Mortars are getting some serious upgrades with renewed Army interest
The programs look to extend ranges, automate targeting and speed up fires on both 120mm and 81mm mortar systems.
