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‘Don’t let me go’: Army’s 9/11 survivors and responders look back
“You were in this container of smoke, jet fuel and people running around who were disoriented.”
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New plan scales back massive cuts in military medical billets
Many of the billets will be either replaced by civilian hires or their work will be ‘absorbed’ by others.
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New Army tool could help predict altitude sickness, keep troops fighting at high ranges
Researchers expect to have the tool to Army officials by 2022.
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Publisher to reissue WWI book on Sgt. Alvin York with corrections
Researchers have questioned the book’s claims, identified erroneous footnotes and raised doubts about a photo on its cover.
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Breakthrough could allow soldiers to charge equipment with any heat source
The new technique gives more power with less heat used.
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Acrobatic squirrels may hold the key to better jumping robots in Army-funded research
The agile creatures do things humans can’t.
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Wyoming troop deaths 20 years apart bookend Afghanistan war
Edmunds and McCollum were both killed on their first deployments. In between, almost 2,500 U.S. troops died in the Afghanistan war.
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Georgia Guard brigade’s leaders removed after climate investigation
The brigade commander was relieved, while the deputy commander and executive officer were reprimanded and reassigned.
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‘Not something you should ever really see’: Veterans reflect on 9/11
After the last 20 years of war, veterans serving on 9/11 look back at the day.
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Less door-kicking, more resistance: Inside Army SOF’s return to unconventional warfare
The resistance operating concept is helping inform Army special operators as they focus on great power competition.
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‘Don’t let me go’: Army’s 9/11 survivors and responders look back
“You were in this container of smoke, jet fuel and people running around who were disoriented.”
-
New plan scales back massive cuts in military medical billets
Many of the billets will be either replaced by civilian hires or their work will be ‘absorbed’ by others.
-
New Army tool could help predict altitude sickness, keep troops fighting at high ranges
Researchers expect to have the tool to Army officials by 2022.
-
Publisher to reissue WWI book on Sgt. Alvin York with corrections
Researchers have questioned the book’s claims, identified erroneous footnotes and raised doubts about a photo on its cover.
-
Breakthrough could allow soldiers to charge equipment with any heat source
The new technique gives more power with less heat used.
-
Acrobatic squirrels may hold the key to better jumping robots in Army-funded research
The agile creatures do things humans can’t.
-
Wyoming troop deaths 20 years apart bookend Afghanistan war
Edmunds and McCollum were both killed on their first deployments. In between, almost 2,500 U.S. troops died in the Afghanistan war.
-
Georgia Guard brigade’s leaders removed after climate investigation
The brigade commander was relieved, while the deputy commander and executive officer were reprimanded and reassigned.
-
‘Not something you should ever really see’: Veterans reflect on 9/11
After the last 20 years of war, veterans serving on 9/11 look back at the day.
-
Less door-kicking, more resistance: Inside Army SOF’s return to unconventional warfare
The resistance operating concept is helping inform Army special operators as they focus on great power competition.
-
‘Don’t let me go’: Army’s 9/11 survivors and responders look back
“You were in this container of smoke, jet fuel and people running around who were disoriented.”
-
New plan scales back massive cuts in military medical billets
Many of the billets will be either replaced by civilian hires or their work will be ‘absorbed’ by others.
-
New Army tool could help predict altitude sickness, keep troops fighting at high ranges
Researchers expect to have the tool to Army officials by 2022.
-
Publisher to reissue WWI book on Sgt. Alvin York with corrections
Researchers have questioned the book’s claims, identified erroneous footnotes and raised doubts about a photo on its cover.
-
Breakthrough could allow soldiers to charge equipment with any heat source
The new technique gives more power with less heat used.
-
Acrobatic squirrels may hold the key to better jumping robots in Army-funded research
The agile creatures do things humans can’t.
-
Wyoming troop deaths 20 years apart bookend Afghanistan war
Edmunds and McCollum were both killed on their first deployments. In between, almost 2,500 U.S. troops died in the Afghanistan war.
-
Georgia Guard brigade’s leaders removed after climate investigation
The brigade commander was relieved, while the deputy commander and executive officer were reprimanded and reassigned.
-
‘Not something you should ever really see’: Veterans reflect on 9/11
After the last 20 years of war, veterans serving on 9/11 look back at the day.
-
Less door-kicking, more resistance: Inside Army SOF’s return to unconventional warfare
The resistance operating concept is helping inform Army special operators as they focus on great power competition.
