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Report: Here’s how to get reserve units into the fight faster
New report looks at how quickly reserve forces can be ready to go.
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What Army leaders say will make precision fires, missile defense ready for looming threats in the Pacific
Sensors moving data quickly to the right shooter will make defending the region a lot easier.
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It’s not about units, the future fight will be systems vs. systems, says Army 3-star
Generals say forward presence needed and constant monitoring essential to preventing, ending conflict.
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Far out field trip: What the Marine Corps can learn from Burning Man
“If we had to do (Operation Iraqi Freedom) again, most people in the Marine Corps wouldn’t have the experience level these people do because they do Burning Man ever year,” this retired major wrote.
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Untethered shooting trainers, reconfigurable air and ground simulators, and the next level of virtual training
The marksmanship trainer is already with some units, and advanced vehicle and aircraft simulators are planned for 2021.
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Navy SEAL, Marine Raider hazing that killed Army Green Beret left an irreparable hole in the lives of family, friends
Three more defendants face charges of murder, conspiracy, hazing and burglary in the case.
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Navy SEAL pleads guilty in strangulation death of Green Beret in Africa
The SEAL has agreed to testify against three other co-defendants charged in the death.
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Russian military gains in Ukraine could spell trouble for the US Army, even in a conventional fight
Cyber warfare is important, but missiles, artillery, tanks and infantry are still dominating the actual battlefield.
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Military plans to counter Iran include possible 120,000 troop deployment, cyber attack ‘Nitro Zeus’
Experts look to potential flare up from an accident or attack. Plans also call for response to Iran ramping up nuclear program.
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Navy SEAL scheduled to plead guilty in strangling death of Army Green Beret staff sergeant
Three defendants remain in the case. At least one is also negotiating a plea deal.
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Report: Here’s how to get reserve units into the fight faster
New report looks at how quickly reserve forces can be ready to go.
-
What Army leaders say will make precision fires, missile defense ready for looming threats in the Pacific
Sensors moving data quickly to the right shooter will make defending the region a lot easier.
-
It’s not about units, the future fight will be systems vs. systems, says Army 3-star
Generals say forward presence needed and constant monitoring essential to preventing, ending conflict.
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Far out field trip: What the Marine Corps can learn from Burning Man
“If we had to do (Operation Iraqi Freedom) again, most people in the Marine Corps wouldn’t have the experience level these people do because they do Burning Man ever year,” this retired major wrote.
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Untethered shooting trainers, reconfigurable air and ground simulators, and the next level of virtual training
The marksmanship trainer is already with some units, and advanced vehicle and aircraft simulators are planned for 2021.
-
Navy SEAL, Marine Raider hazing that killed Army Green Beret left an irreparable hole in the lives of family, friends
Three more defendants face charges of murder, conspiracy, hazing and burglary in the case.
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Navy SEAL pleads guilty in strangulation death of Green Beret in Africa
The SEAL has agreed to testify against three other co-defendants charged in the death.
-
Russian military gains in Ukraine could spell trouble for the US Army, even in a conventional fight
Cyber warfare is important, but missiles, artillery, tanks and infantry are still dominating the actual battlefield.
-
Military plans to counter Iran include possible 120,000 troop deployment, cyber attack ‘Nitro Zeus’
Experts look to potential flare up from an accident or attack. Plans also call for response to Iran ramping up nuclear program.
-
Navy SEAL scheduled to plead guilty in strangling death of Army Green Beret staff sergeant
Three defendants remain in the case. At least one is also negotiating a plea deal.
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Report: Here’s how to get reserve units into the fight faster
New report looks at how quickly reserve forces can be ready to go.
-
What Army leaders say will make precision fires, missile defense ready for looming threats in the Pacific
Sensors moving data quickly to the right shooter will make defending the region a lot easier.
-
It’s not about units, the future fight will be systems vs. systems, says Army 3-star
Generals say forward presence needed and constant monitoring essential to preventing, ending conflict.
-
Far out field trip: What the Marine Corps can learn from Burning Man
“If we had to do (Operation Iraqi Freedom) again, most people in the Marine Corps wouldn’t have the experience level these people do because they do Burning Man ever year,” this retired major wrote.
-
Untethered shooting trainers, reconfigurable air and ground simulators, and the next level of virtual training
The marksmanship trainer is already with some units, and advanced vehicle and aircraft simulators are planned for 2021.
-
Navy SEAL, Marine Raider hazing that killed Army Green Beret left an irreparable hole in the lives of family, friends
Three more defendants face charges of murder, conspiracy, hazing and burglary in the case.
-
Navy SEAL pleads guilty in strangulation death of Green Beret in Africa
The SEAL has agreed to testify against three other co-defendants charged in the death.
-
Russian military gains in Ukraine could spell trouble for the US Army, even in a conventional fight
Cyber warfare is important, but missiles, artillery, tanks and infantry are still dominating the actual battlefield.
-
Military plans to counter Iran include possible 120,000 troop deployment, cyber attack ‘Nitro Zeus’
Experts look to potential flare up from an accident or attack. Plans also call for response to Iran ramping up nuclear program.
-
Navy SEAL scheduled to plead guilty in strangling death of Army Green Beret staff sergeant
Three defendants remain in the case. At least one is also negotiating a plea deal.
