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Can empathy and emotions make soldiers better learners? The Army’s trying to find out
Researchers expect that fundamentals, which can be applied to complex medical training to reduce learning time and increase retention, will also be applicable for other job skills and training.
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Former Army first sergeant, convicted of murder in the deaths of four Iraqi detainees, paroled after 11 years
Hatley denies crimes ever happened. Platoon members testified in detail that they did.
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DoD’s historic COVID response has pulled from every branch, active, reserve and Guard
Mobile hospitals and quick response teams delivered personnel where civilian agencies needed them.
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With artificial intelligence, every soldier is a counter-drone operator
At all levels, soldiers must know how to face a drone threat.
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West Point creates advisory group, an honor stand-down, cadet-led talks to tackle race issues
The efforts include cadet solutions presented to the West Point board of directors.
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‘The First 100 Yards’ and ‘Thunder Run’: Introductions to infantry and armor get big changes
Changes to the initial training events for infantry and armor soldiers emphasize the need to build teamwork.
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This new tool for commanders aims to ID risky soldier behaviors and prevent problems
The Commanders Risk Reduction Toolkit gathers and presents up to 40 risk factors that could affect each soldier’s readiness.
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Extended training here to stay for infantry and armor soldiers
The extended One Station Unit Training for infantry and armor continued through the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Army training, recruiting marches on despite COVID-19 challenges
Even in a pandemic, the Army recruited and trained new soldiers at a rate that met annual goals.
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The Army’s SAW and M4 replacement is headed to troops by 2022
The new weapons will bring the 6.8mm projectile into the U.S. military inventory for the first time.
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Can empathy and emotions make soldiers better learners? The Army’s trying to find out
Researchers expect that fundamentals, which can be applied to complex medical training to reduce learning time and increase retention, will also be applicable for other job skills and training.
-
Former Army first sergeant, convicted of murder in the deaths of four Iraqi detainees, paroled after 11 years
Hatley denies crimes ever happened. Platoon members testified in detail that they did.
-
DoD’s historic COVID response has pulled from every branch, active, reserve and Guard
Mobile hospitals and quick response teams delivered personnel where civilian agencies needed them.
-
With artificial intelligence, every soldier is a counter-drone operator
At all levels, soldiers must know how to face a drone threat.
-
West Point creates advisory group, an honor stand-down, cadet-led talks to tackle race issues
The efforts include cadet solutions presented to the West Point board of directors.
-
‘The First 100 Yards’ and ‘Thunder Run’: Introductions to infantry and armor get big changes
Changes to the initial training events for infantry and armor soldiers emphasize the need to build teamwork.
-
This new tool for commanders aims to ID risky soldier behaviors and prevent problems
The Commanders Risk Reduction Toolkit gathers and presents up to 40 risk factors that could affect each soldier’s readiness.
-
Extended training here to stay for infantry and armor soldiers
The extended One Station Unit Training for infantry and armor continued through the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
Army training, recruiting marches on despite COVID-19 challenges
Even in a pandemic, the Army recruited and trained new soldiers at a rate that met annual goals.
-
The Army’s SAW and M4 replacement is headed to troops by 2022
The new weapons will bring the 6.8mm projectile into the U.S. military inventory for the first time.
-
Can empathy and emotions make soldiers better learners? The Army’s trying to find out
Researchers expect that fundamentals, which can be applied to complex medical training to reduce learning time and increase retention, will also be applicable for other job skills and training.
-
Former Army first sergeant, convicted of murder in the deaths of four Iraqi detainees, paroled after 11 years
Hatley denies crimes ever happened. Platoon members testified in detail that they did.
-
DoD’s historic COVID response has pulled from every branch, active, reserve and Guard
Mobile hospitals and quick response teams delivered personnel where civilian agencies needed them.
-
With artificial intelligence, every soldier is a counter-drone operator
At all levels, soldiers must know how to face a drone threat.
-
West Point creates advisory group, an honor stand-down, cadet-led talks to tackle race issues
The efforts include cadet solutions presented to the West Point board of directors.
-
‘The First 100 Yards’ and ‘Thunder Run’: Introductions to infantry and armor get big changes
Changes to the initial training events for infantry and armor soldiers emphasize the need to build teamwork.
-
This new tool for commanders aims to ID risky soldier behaviors and prevent problems
The Commanders Risk Reduction Toolkit gathers and presents up to 40 risk factors that could affect each soldier’s readiness.
-
Extended training here to stay for infantry and armor soldiers
The extended One Station Unit Training for infantry and armor continued through the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
Army training, recruiting marches on despite COVID-19 challenges
Even in a pandemic, the Army recruited and trained new soldiers at a rate that met annual goals.
-
The Army’s SAW and M4 replacement is headed to troops by 2022
The new weapons will bring the 6.8mm projectile into the U.S. military inventory for the first time.
