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Will ‘reception companies’ help the Army’s PCS woes? SMA thinks so
The Army is looking for new ways to ease the transition period for soldiers.
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This is why the Army’s reservists have until the end of June to get vaccinated
The Army Guard needs more time to get to every unit, the chief of the National Guard Bureau said.
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At second Project Convergence, US Army experiments with joint operations in the Arizona desert
For the second annual event in its “campaign of learning,” the Army brought in technologies and operators from the other services to test their ability to implement Joint All-Domain Command and Control.
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Veteran exposed to toxic burn pit smoke dies of cancer after misdiagnosis lawsuit settlement
While serving overseas, Wesley Black said he frequently breathed in smoke from pits used to incinerate human and medical waste, plastic water bottles, ammunition and chemicals on military bases.
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How Army special ops can push back against Russian aggression
Special operations forces can make a difference, but their roles need more definition.
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Fort Bragg paratrooper’s death moves to cold case status
A California congresswoman and the family of a decapitated Fort Bragg paratrooper are upset that the Army is considering his death a “cold case.”
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Max Cleland dies; senator and veteran lost limbs in Vietnam
Cleland, who lost three limbs to a Vietnam War hand grenade blast yet went on to serve as a U.S. senator from Georgia, has died.
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US Army’s hypersonic supervisor talks tech portfolio
Since Lt. Gen. L. Neil Thurgood took over the U.S. Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office, he’s overseen the Pentagon’s attempt to build the U.S. hypersonic weapons industrial base, begun fielding hypersonic launchers and other equipment to the first unit to receive the capability and has started building out the first battery of a…
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Tricare open enrollment begins — and your costs may go up
If you want to make changes to your Tricare coverage, or enroll in a plan, you must do it by the open season deadline.
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First woman to finish Army’s sniper school is Montana Guard soldier
The soldier was selected to attend the sniper course after her stellar performance in infantry training.
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Will ‘reception companies’ help the Army’s PCS woes? SMA thinks so
The Army is looking for new ways to ease the transition period for soldiers.
-
This is why the Army’s reservists have until the end of June to get vaccinated
The Army Guard needs more time to get to every unit, the chief of the National Guard Bureau said.
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At second Project Convergence, US Army experiments with joint operations in the Arizona desert
For the second annual event in its “campaign of learning,” the Army brought in technologies and operators from the other services to test their ability to implement Joint All-Domain Command and Control.
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Veteran exposed to toxic burn pit smoke dies of cancer after misdiagnosis lawsuit settlement
While serving overseas, Wesley Black said he frequently breathed in smoke from pits used to incinerate human and medical waste, plastic water bottles, ammunition and chemicals on military bases.
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How Army special ops can push back against Russian aggression
Special operations forces can make a difference, but their roles need more definition.
-
Fort Bragg paratrooper’s death moves to cold case status
A California congresswoman and the family of a decapitated Fort Bragg paratrooper are upset that the Army is considering his death a “cold case.”
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Max Cleland dies; senator and veteran lost limbs in Vietnam
Cleland, who lost three limbs to a Vietnam War hand grenade blast yet went on to serve as a U.S. senator from Georgia, has died.
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US Army’s hypersonic supervisor talks tech portfolio
Since Lt. Gen. L. Neil Thurgood took over the U.S. Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office, he’s overseen the Pentagon’s attempt to build the U.S. hypersonic weapons industrial base, begun fielding hypersonic launchers and other equipment to the first unit to receive the capability and has started building out the first battery of a…
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Tricare open enrollment begins — and your costs may go up
If you want to make changes to your Tricare coverage, or enroll in a plan, you must do it by the open season deadline.
-
First woman to finish Army’s sniper school is Montana Guard soldier
The soldier was selected to attend the sniper course after her stellar performance in infantry training.
-
Will ‘reception companies’ help the Army’s PCS woes? SMA thinks so
The Army is looking for new ways to ease the transition period for soldiers.
-
This is why the Army’s reservists have until the end of June to get vaccinated
The Army Guard needs more time to get to every unit, the chief of the National Guard Bureau said.
-
At second Project Convergence, US Army experiments with joint operations in the Arizona desert
For the second annual event in its “campaign of learning,” the Army brought in technologies and operators from the other services to test their ability to implement Joint All-Domain Command and Control.
-
Veteran exposed to toxic burn pit smoke dies of cancer after misdiagnosis lawsuit settlement
While serving overseas, Wesley Black said he frequently breathed in smoke from pits used to incinerate human and medical waste, plastic water bottles, ammunition and chemicals on military bases.
-
How Army special ops can push back against Russian aggression
Special operations forces can make a difference, but their roles need more definition.
-
Fort Bragg paratrooper’s death moves to cold case status
A California congresswoman and the family of a decapitated Fort Bragg paratrooper are upset that the Army is considering his death a “cold case.”
-
Max Cleland dies; senator and veteran lost limbs in Vietnam
Cleland, who lost three limbs to a Vietnam War hand grenade blast yet went on to serve as a U.S. senator from Georgia, has died.
-
US Army’s hypersonic supervisor talks tech portfolio
Since Lt. Gen. L. Neil Thurgood took over the U.S. Army’s Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office, he’s overseen the Pentagon’s attempt to build the U.S. hypersonic weapons industrial base, begun fielding hypersonic launchers and other equipment to the first unit to receive the capability and has started building out the first battery of a…
-
Tricare open enrollment begins — and your costs may go up
If you want to make changes to your Tricare coverage, or enroll in a plan, you must do it by the open season deadline.
-
First woman to finish Army’s sniper school is Montana Guard soldier
The soldier was selected to attend the sniper course after her stellar performance in infantry training.
