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SOCOM investing in new capabilities to address technology shortfalls
Leaders at SOCOM want to give operators a “cognitive advantage” using emerging technologies in preparation for future battles.
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Guard leaders eye end to Capitol Hill, border security missions
More than 120,000 Guard troops have been deployed in recent months.
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Never too old? Meet a soldier who re-joined at 47 and is retiring in his 60s
Re-enlisting at 47 meant losing 50 pounds and 10 minutes off a two-mile run time.
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Fort Gordon brigade commander fired for personal misconduct
Col. Matthew Foulk was fired Monday following an investigation, according to 18th Airborne Corps leadership.
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COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy higher among soldiers, Black service members, study shows
Nearly 94 percent of service members who get a first dose of the vaccine complete their second dose, but certain demographic groupings are far more hesitant to get vaccinated at all.
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US Army aviation exercise unveils unprecedented progress as service preps for future war
F-35B jets rip across the sky, a new demonstrator aircraft collects intel and performs reconnaissance, and drones are shot from the back of an all-terrain vehicle as a highly classified loitering munition blows up targets. Welcome to Edge 21.
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Need a break from the Army? This program may help
The Army’s now-permanent Career Intermission Program may help troops who would otherwise need to leave the military entirely.
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Soldiers who perished in 1962 on secret mission to Vietnam are memorialized
Nearly 60 years ago, dozens of soldiers assembled for a top secret mission to Vietnam. They never made it. Their airplane disappeared between Guam and the Philippines.
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Lawmakers propose $200 million for new Guard quick reaction force to aid Capitol security
The quick reaction force would fall under the District of Columbia Air National Guard.
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No guns for Fort Jackson trainees after school bus hijacking
Although Army officials knew the gun was unloaded, they said they recognize that others did not.
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SOCOM investing in new capabilities to address technology shortfalls
Leaders at SOCOM want to give operators a “cognitive advantage” using emerging technologies in preparation for future battles.
-
Guard leaders eye end to Capitol Hill, border security missions
More than 120,000 Guard troops have been deployed in recent months.
-
Never too old? Meet a soldier who re-joined at 47 and is retiring in his 60s
Re-enlisting at 47 meant losing 50 pounds and 10 minutes off a two-mile run time.
-
Fort Gordon brigade commander fired for personal misconduct
Col. Matthew Foulk was fired Monday following an investigation, according to 18th Airborne Corps leadership.
-
COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy higher among soldiers, Black service members, study shows
Nearly 94 percent of service members who get a first dose of the vaccine complete their second dose, but certain demographic groupings are far more hesitant to get vaccinated at all.
-
US Army aviation exercise unveils unprecedented progress as service preps for future war
F-35B jets rip across the sky, a new demonstrator aircraft collects intel and performs reconnaissance, and drones are shot from the back of an all-terrain vehicle as a highly classified loitering munition blows up targets. Welcome to Edge 21.
-
Need a break from the Army? This program may help
The Army’s now-permanent Career Intermission Program may help troops who would otherwise need to leave the military entirely.
-
Soldiers who perished in 1962 on secret mission to Vietnam are memorialized
Nearly 60 years ago, dozens of soldiers assembled for a top secret mission to Vietnam. They never made it. Their airplane disappeared between Guam and the Philippines.
-
Lawmakers propose $200 million for new Guard quick reaction force to aid Capitol security
The quick reaction force would fall under the District of Columbia Air National Guard.
-
No guns for Fort Jackson trainees after school bus hijacking
Although Army officials knew the gun was unloaded, they said they recognize that others did not.
-
SOCOM investing in new capabilities to address technology shortfalls
Leaders at SOCOM want to give operators a “cognitive advantage” using emerging technologies in preparation for future battles.
-
Guard leaders eye end to Capitol Hill, border security missions
More than 120,000 Guard troops have been deployed in recent months.
-
Never too old? Meet a soldier who re-joined at 47 and is retiring in his 60s
Re-enlisting at 47 meant losing 50 pounds and 10 minutes off a two-mile run time.
-
Fort Gordon brigade commander fired for personal misconduct
Col. Matthew Foulk was fired Monday following an investigation, according to 18th Airborne Corps leadership.
-
COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy higher among soldiers, Black service members, study shows
Nearly 94 percent of service members who get a first dose of the vaccine complete their second dose, but certain demographic groupings are far more hesitant to get vaccinated at all.
-
US Army aviation exercise unveils unprecedented progress as service preps for future war
F-35B jets rip across the sky, a new demonstrator aircraft collects intel and performs reconnaissance, and drones are shot from the back of an all-terrain vehicle as a highly classified loitering munition blows up targets. Welcome to Edge 21.
-
Need a break from the Army? This program may help
The Army’s now-permanent Career Intermission Program may help troops who would otherwise need to leave the military entirely.
-
Soldiers who perished in 1962 on secret mission to Vietnam are memorialized
Nearly 60 years ago, dozens of soldiers assembled for a top secret mission to Vietnam. They never made it. Their airplane disappeared between Guam and the Philippines.
-
Lawmakers propose $200 million for new Guard quick reaction force to aid Capitol security
The quick reaction force would fall under the District of Columbia Air National Guard.
-
No guns for Fort Jackson trainees after school bus hijacking
Although Army officials knew the gun was unloaded, they said they recognize that others did not.
