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Change in Iraq mission could mean some 10th Mountain soldiers come home early
An end to major combat operations in Iraq has shifted the mission for soldiers from the 10th Mountain Division.
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Major combat operations against ISIS in Iraq have ended. What happens now?
With the furling of a flag, top U.S. military leaders marked the “end of major combat operations against ISIS in Iraq” and a change to the U.S.-led coalition’s mission in the country.
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Bosnia faces its ‘greatest challenge’ since 1990s war, and Putin’s not helping
Ongoing political tensions leading into elections later this year in Bosnia could further destabilize the Balkan region and offer opportunities for Russia to sow chaos, experts told Congress.
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The Army Guard wants more training, and this congressional group wants to fund it
A congressional subcommittee wants to fund more combat training center rotations and additional training days for key Army National Guard units, beginning next year.
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Who wants a rail gun? The Army wants a rail gun
The Army has awarded a contract to General Atomics to develop a hypersonic rail gun for land forces.
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Infantry units need more mobile light artillery to counter Russian capabilities
The Army is experimenting with a vehicle-mounted 105mm Howitzer to put more moveable firepower in infantry brigades.
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Congressional group asks Army to look at building an urban warfare center
The Army chief of staff predicts a “megacity” fight and says the Army is not prepared.
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New Pentagon research chief is working on lasers, AI, hypersonic munitions and more
He’s pushing for weapons systems that troops could soon see in combat.
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ISIS, al-Qaida ‘regrouping’ in Libya, what’s US strategy? Congress asks
Lawmakers ask experts what the Trump administration’s strategy is for the war-torn country.
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This Army unit tested the newest Paladin howitzer by firing hundreds of rounds a day for weeks
Cannon-cockers with the 1st Infantry Division’s “Bonecrusher” Battery fired hundreds of artillery rounds a day for two weeks straight to test the Army’s newest upgrades to the Paladin howitzer.
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Change in Iraq mission could mean some 10th Mountain soldiers come home early
An end to major combat operations in Iraq has shifted the mission for soldiers from the 10th Mountain Division.
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Major combat operations against ISIS in Iraq have ended. What happens now?
With the furling of a flag, top U.S. military leaders marked the “end of major combat operations against ISIS in Iraq” and a change to the U.S.-led coalition’s mission in the country.
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Bosnia faces its ‘greatest challenge’ since 1990s war, and Putin’s not helping
Ongoing political tensions leading into elections later this year in Bosnia could further destabilize the Balkan region and offer opportunities for Russia to sow chaos, experts told Congress.
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The Army Guard wants more training, and this congressional group wants to fund it
A congressional subcommittee wants to fund more combat training center rotations and additional training days for key Army National Guard units, beginning next year.
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Who wants a rail gun? The Army wants a rail gun
The Army has awarded a contract to General Atomics to develop a hypersonic rail gun for land forces.
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Infantry units need more mobile light artillery to counter Russian capabilities
The Army is experimenting with a vehicle-mounted 105mm Howitzer to put more moveable firepower in infantry brigades.
-
Congressional group asks Army to look at building an urban warfare center
The Army chief of staff predicts a “megacity” fight and says the Army is not prepared.
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New Pentagon research chief is working on lasers, AI, hypersonic munitions and more
He’s pushing for weapons systems that troops could soon see in combat.
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ISIS, al-Qaida ‘regrouping’ in Libya, what’s US strategy? Congress asks
Lawmakers ask experts what the Trump administration’s strategy is for the war-torn country.
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This Army unit tested the newest Paladin howitzer by firing hundreds of rounds a day for weeks
Cannon-cockers with the 1st Infantry Division’s “Bonecrusher” Battery fired hundreds of artillery rounds a day for two weeks straight to test the Army’s newest upgrades to the Paladin howitzer.
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Change in Iraq mission could mean some 10th Mountain soldiers come home early
An end to major combat operations in Iraq has shifted the mission for soldiers from the 10th Mountain Division.
-
Major combat operations against ISIS in Iraq have ended. What happens now?
With the furling of a flag, top U.S. military leaders marked the “end of major combat operations against ISIS in Iraq” and a change to the U.S.-led coalition’s mission in the country.
-
Bosnia faces its ‘greatest challenge’ since 1990s war, and Putin’s not helping
Ongoing political tensions leading into elections later this year in Bosnia could further destabilize the Balkan region and offer opportunities for Russia to sow chaos, experts told Congress.
-
The Army Guard wants more training, and this congressional group wants to fund it
A congressional subcommittee wants to fund more combat training center rotations and additional training days for key Army National Guard units, beginning next year.
-
Who wants a rail gun? The Army wants a rail gun
The Army has awarded a contract to General Atomics to develop a hypersonic rail gun for land forces.
-
Infantry units need more mobile light artillery to counter Russian capabilities
The Army is experimenting with a vehicle-mounted 105mm Howitzer to put more moveable firepower in infantry brigades.
-
Congressional group asks Army to look at building an urban warfare center
The Army chief of staff predicts a “megacity” fight and says the Army is not prepared.
-
New Pentagon research chief is working on lasers, AI, hypersonic munitions and more
He’s pushing for weapons systems that troops could soon see in combat.
-
ISIS, al-Qaida ‘regrouping’ in Libya, what’s US strategy? Congress asks
Lawmakers ask experts what the Trump administration’s strategy is for the war-torn country.
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This Army unit tested the newest Paladin howitzer by firing hundreds of rounds a day for weeks
Cannon-cockers with the 1st Infantry Division’s “Bonecrusher” Battery fired hundreds of artillery rounds a day for two weeks straight to test the Army’s newest upgrades to the Paladin howitzer.
