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What all soldiers need to know about how long-range fires will change war
Shooting and sensing targets farther out will shift what combined arms can do.
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A high-demand, deployable training software is the Army’s goal
From home station to CTCs and in theater, trainng tools will be part of the fight.
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Fort Sill is at the center of the Army’s plans for big cannons, missiles
The school is revisiting training to adapt to new systems, tactics.
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Army bets on data as it sets stage for talent management revolution
It’s a data-driven world out there.
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Guard leaders push back on some state missions — but will still do them
“In the future,” one Guard commander argued, states should have “some skin in the game.”
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Army ROTC embraces cadet preferences in new talent management push
Cadet Command is bringing the Army’s “war for talent” to bear in the earliest stages of an officer’s career.
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New formations, scenarios take shape at the Army’s maneuver center
The shift to large scale, peer combat is happening at the Maneuver Center of Excellence.
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Afghan evacuees, COVID and wildfires keep US Army North busy
COVID-19, wildfires, Hurrican Ida, Afghanistan evacuees and more.
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Five questions for the Army chief of staff
Army Times sat down with Gen. James McConville ahead of AUSA.
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What all soldiers need to know about how long-range fires will change war
Shooting and sensing targets farther out will shift what combined arms can do.
-
A high-demand, deployable training software is the Army’s goal
From home station to CTCs and in theater, trainng tools will be part of the fight.
-
Fort Sill is at the center of the Army’s plans for big cannons, missiles
The school is revisiting training to adapt to new systems, tactics.
-
Army bets on data as it sets stage for talent management revolution
It’s a data-driven world out there.
-
Guard leaders push back on some state missions — but will still do them
“In the future,” one Guard commander argued, states should have “some skin in the game.”
-
Army ROTC embraces cadet preferences in new talent management push
Cadet Command is bringing the Army’s “war for talent” to bear in the earliest stages of an officer’s career.
-
Four-star spotlights key problem areas for the Army in the Pacific
And that’s not all.
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New formations, scenarios take shape at the Army’s maneuver center
The shift to large scale, peer combat is happening at the Maneuver Center of Excellence.
-
Afghan evacuees, COVID and wildfires keep US Army North busy
COVID-19, wildfires, Hurrican Ida, Afghanistan evacuees and more.
-
Five questions for the Army chief of staff
Army Times sat down with Gen. James McConville ahead of AUSA.
-
What all soldiers need to know about how long-range fires will change war
Shooting and sensing targets farther out will shift what combined arms can do.
-
A high-demand, deployable training software is the Army’s goal
From home station to CTCs and in theater, trainng tools will be part of the fight.
-
Fort Sill is at the center of the Army’s plans for big cannons, missiles
The school is revisiting training to adapt to new systems, tactics.
-
Army bets on data as it sets stage for talent management revolution
It’s a data-driven world out there.
-
Guard leaders push back on some state missions — but will still do them
“In the future,” one Guard commander argued, states should have “some skin in the game.”
-
Army ROTC embraces cadet preferences in new talent management push
Cadet Command is bringing the Army’s “war for talent” to bear in the earliest stages of an officer’s career.
-
Four-star spotlights key problem areas for the Army in the Pacific
And that’s not all.
-
New formations, scenarios take shape at the Army’s maneuver center
The shift to large scale, peer combat is happening at the Maneuver Center of Excellence.
-
Afghan evacuees, COVID and wildfires keep US Army North busy
COVID-19, wildfires, Hurrican Ida, Afghanistan evacuees and more.
-
Five questions for the Army chief of staff
Army Times sat down with Gen. James McConville ahead of AUSA.




