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New Army and Air Force body armor gets fielded to the 82nd Airborne Division
First, it goes to close combat forces.
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Paratroopers test out new dismounted GPS device
The device is expected to replace the existing GPS and commercial systems.
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Don’t call it a landmine. Soldiers test suitcase-sized tank killer
The weapon can activate and self-destruct on a timed basis.
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New Army tool could help predict altitude sickness, keep troops fighting at high ranges
Researchers expect to have the tool to Army officials by 2022.
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Breakthrough could allow soldiers to charge equipment with any heat source
The new technique gives more power with less heat used.
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Acrobatic squirrels may hold the key to better jumping robots in Army-funded research
The agile creatures do things humans can’t.
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Former Army captain and wife plead guilty to federal embezzlement
Each faces up to five years in prison at sentencing.
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Army division artillery headquarters moves from JBLM to South Korea permanently
About 100 soldiers are in the move as the Army pivots command and control to the peninsula.
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Airborne soldiers are testing the Army’s newest squad fighting vehicle
The vehicle seats a nine-soldier squad and is highly mobile in most terrain.
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Army’s first multi-domain task force in Europe gets to work
A third MDTF is on its way.
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New Army and Air Force body armor gets fielded to the 82nd Airborne Division
First, it goes to close combat forces.
-
Paratroopers test out new dismounted GPS device
The device is expected to replace the existing GPS and commercial systems.
-
Don’t call it a landmine. Soldiers test suitcase-sized tank killer
The weapon can activate and self-destruct on a timed basis.
-
New Army tool could help predict altitude sickness, keep troops fighting at high ranges
Researchers expect to have the tool to Army officials by 2022.
-
Breakthrough could allow soldiers to charge equipment with any heat source
The new technique gives more power with less heat used.
-
Acrobatic squirrels may hold the key to better jumping robots in Army-funded research
The agile creatures do things humans can’t.
-
Former Army captain and wife plead guilty to federal embezzlement
Each faces up to five years in prison at sentencing.
-
Army division artillery headquarters moves from JBLM to South Korea permanently
About 100 soldiers are in the move as the Army pivots command and control to the peninsula.
-
Airborne soldiers are testing the Army’s newest squad fighting vehicle
The vehicle seats a nine-soldier squad and is highly mobile in most terrain.
-
Army’s first multi-domain task force in Europe gets to work
A third MDTF is on its way.
-
New Army and Air Force body armor gets fielded to the 82nd Airborne Division
First, it goes to close combat forces.
-
Paratroopers test out new dismounted GPS device
The device is expected to replace the existing GPS and commercial systems.
-
Don’t call it a landmine. Soldiers test suitcase-sized tank killer
The weapon can activate and self-destruct on a timed basis.
-
New Army tool could help predict altitude sickness, keep troops fighting at high ranges
Researchers expect to have the tool to Army officials by 2022.
-
Breakthrough could allow soldiers to charge equipment with any heat source
The new technique gives more power with less heat used.
-
Acrobatic squirrels may hold the key to better jumping robots in Army-funded research
The agile creatures do things humans can’t.
-
Former Army captain and wife plead guilty to federal embezzlement
Each faces up to five years in prison at sentencing.
-
Army division artillery headquarters moves from JBLM to South Korea permanently
About 100 soldiers are in the move as the Army pivots command and control to the peninsula.
-
Airborne soldiers are testing the Army’s newest squad fighting vehicle
The vehicle seats a nine-soldier squad and is highly mobile in most terrain.
