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Special operations forces must look and fight differently for future conflicts
The shift comes as Special Operations Forces look to a new fight and a new role.
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The Army is shutting down its highly praised Asymmetric Warfare Group
The group helped with rapid, real-time change for forces in theater and headed to combat.
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Harrowing tale of Green Beret’s Vietnam valor drives push for Medal of Honor
Capt. William Albracht was awarded a Silver Star 43 years after his heroic actions in combat during the Vietnam War, but some veterans and members of Congress are pushing for him to receive the nation’s highest valor award.
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Report: Vet counseling fixes needed to fight counselor burnout
The report shows that new staffing models and accountability are needed at the 300 Vet Centers.
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Transparent tanks? Army scientists discover new ways to make armor
The work has a wide range of applications for stronger materials.
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This Army-backed research could unlock ways to combat sleep deprivation
A new study that shows how a complex set of molecular and fluid dynamics that clear waste from the brain during sleep my be affected when soldiers sleep during the day, out of sync with their natural rhythms.
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This newly fielded Army chemical spray turns bright red if nerve agent is present
The spray has been fielded to Army National Guard units in every state, and is on its way to the rest of the Army now.
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Former defense contractor sentenced for taking $4 million in kickbacks and bribes
Thomson’s Virginia-based company steered prime contracts to others who shared in profits, wrote him personal checks.
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How algorithms and primate research can help decide the best size for your squad
‘Ape politics’ shows that warfighters may be most effective in groups of 5, 15 and up to a max of about 150.
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Shape-shifting do-it-all drones? These Army scientists took the first step
What if a drone could adjust its form to beat back turbulence or morph into a slender version to slip into building windows and snoop around?
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Special operations forces must look and fight differently for future conflicts
The shift comes as Special Operations Forces look to a new fight and a new role.
-
The Army is shutting down its highly praised Asymmetric Warfare Group
The group helped with rapid, real-time change for forces in theater and headed to combat.
-
Harrowing tale of Green Beret’s Vietnam valor drives push for Medal of Honor
Capt. William Albracht was awarded a Silver Star 43 years after his heroic actions in combat during the Vietnam War, but some veterans and members of Congress are pushing for him to receive the nation’s highest valor award.
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Report: Vet counseling fixes needed to fight counselor burnout
The report shows that new staffing models and accountability are needed at the 300 Vet Centers.
-
Transparent tanks? Army scientists discover new ways to make armor
The work has a wide range of applications for stronger materials.
-
This Army-backed research could unlock ways to combat sleep deprivation
A new study that shows how a complex set of molecular and fluid dynamics that clear waste from the brain during sleep my be affected when soldiers sleep during the day, out of sync with their natural rhythms.
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This newly fielded Army chemical spray turns bright red if nerve agent is present
The spray has been fielded to Army National Guard units in every state, and is on its way to the rest of the Army now.
-
Former defense contractor sentenced for taking $4 million in kickbacks and bribes
Thomson’s Virginia-based company steered prime contracts to others who shared in profits, wrote him personal checks.
-
How algorithms and primate research can help decide the best size for your squad
‘Ape politics’ shows that warfighters may be most effective in groups of 5, 15 and up to a max of about 150.
-
Shape-shifting do-it-all drones? These Army scientists took the first step
What if a drone could adjust its form to beat back turbulence or morph into a slender version to slip into building windows and snoop around?
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Special operations forces must look and fight differently for future conflicts
The shift comes as Special Operations Forces look to a new fight and a new role.
-
The Army is shutting down its highly praised Asymmetric Warfare Group
The group helped with rapid, real-time change for forces in theater and headed to combat.
-
Harrowing tale of Green Beret’s Vietnam valor drives push for Medal of Honor
Capt. William Albracht was awarded a Silver Star 43 years after his heroic actions in combat during the Vietnam War, but some veterans and members of Congress are pushing for him to receive the nation’s highest valor award.
-
Report: Vet counseling fixes needed to fight counselor burnout
The report shows that new staffing models and accountability are needed at the 300 Vet Centers.
-
Transparent tanks? Army scientists discover new ways to make armor
The work has a wide range of applications for stronger materials.
-
This Army-backed research could unlock ways to combat sleep deprivation
A new study that shows how a complex set of molecular and fluid dynamics that clear waste from the brain during sleep my be affected when soldiers sleep during the day, out of sync with their natural rhythms.
-
This newly fielded Army chemical spray turns bright red if nerve agent is present
The spray has been fielded to Army National Guard units in every state, and is on its way to the rest of the Army now.
-
Former defense contractor sentenced for taking $4 million in kickbacks and bribes
Thomson’s Virginia-based company steered prime contracts to others who shared in profits, wrote him personal checks.
-
How algorithms and primate research can help decide the best size for your squad
‘Ape politics’ shows that warfighters may be most effective in groups of 5, 15 and up to a max of about 150.
-
Shape-shifting do-it-all drones? These Army scientists took the first step
What if a drone could adjust its form to beat back turbulence or morph into a slender version to slip into building windows and snoop around?
