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With artificial intelligence, every soldier is a counter-drone operator
At all levels, soldiers must know how to face a drone threat.
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Deployed soldiers face punishment for their ‘message to liberals’ video
Another viral video, another two troops in trouble.
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Army housing and child care getting a significant financial boost, service leaders say
Nine new child development centers and 3,800 new houses are to be built over the next five years, and 18,000 more houses will be renovated.
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West Point creates advisory group, an honor stand-down, cadet-led talks to tackle race issues
The efforts include cadet solutions presented to the West Point board of directors.
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USFK moves to HPCON Bravo peninsula-wide amid low numbers of COVID cases in Seoul area
“The continued hard-work and diligence of the ROK government, KDCA and local communities to contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus has been remarkable.”
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New AWOL policy comes after macabre summer called attention to missing soldiers
“They [will now] only become AWOL after a thorough investigation,” the Army chief of staff said.
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Mold in barracks displaced 203 Fort Bragg soldiers during holiday weekend
The discovery of mold in Fort Bragg barracks forced soldiers to move out quickly.
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‘The First 100 Yards’ and ‘Thunder Run’: Introductions to infantry and armor get big changes
Changes to the initial training events for infantry and armor soldiers emphasize the need to build teamwork.
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Multi-Domain Operations doctrine still a few years out, says US Army chief
The Army is working to refine its war-fighting concept, but calling it doctrine won’t happen for several years, the Army chief said.
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Army helos’ actions during D.C. protests subject of new ACLU complaint
“The Blackhawk descended low above the protesters and hovered there for approximately four minutes,” the complaint states. “When the Blackhawk flew away, the Lakota relieved it, flying as low as 45 feet above the ground.”
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With artificial intelligence, every soldier is a counter-drone operator
At all levels, soldiers must know how to face a drone threat.
-
Deployed soldiers face punishment for their ‘message to liberals’ video
Another viral video, another two troops in trouble.
-
Army housing and child care getting a significant financial boost, service leaders say
Nine new child development centers and 3,800 new houses are to be built over the next five years, and 18,000 more houses will be renovated.
-
West Point creates advisory group, an honor stand-down, cadet-led talks to tackle race issues
The efforts include cadet solutions presented to the West Point board of directors.
-
USFK moves to HPCON Bravo peninsula-wide amid low numbers of COVID cases in Seoul area
“The continued hard-work and diligence of the ROK government, KDCA and local communities to contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus has been remarkable.”
-
New AWOL policy comes after macabre summer called attention to missing soldiers
“They [will now] only become AWOL after a thorough investigation,” the Army chief of staff said.
-
Mold in barracks displaced 203 Fort Bragg soldiers during holiday weekend
The discovery of mold in Fort Bragg barracks forced soldiers to move out quickly.
-
‘The First 100 Yards’ and ‘Thunder Run’: Introductions to infantry and armor get big changes
Changes to the initial training events for infantry and armor soldiers emphasize the need to build teamwork.
-
Multi-Domain Operations doctrine still a few years out, says US Army chief
The Army is working to refine its war-fighting concept, but calling it doctrine won’t happen for several years, the Army chief said.
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Army helos’ actions during D.C. protests subject of new ACLU complaint
“The Blackhawk descended low above the protesters and hovered there for approximately four minutes,” the complaint states. “When the Blackhawk flew away, the Lakota relieved it, flying as low as 45 feet above the ground.”
-
With artificial intelligence, every soldier is a counter-drone operator
At all levels, soldiers must know how to face a drone threat.
-
Deployed soldiers face punishment for their ‘message to liberals’ video
Another viral video, another two troops in trouble.
-
Army housing and child care getting a significant financial boost, service leaders say
Nine new child development centers and 3,800 new houses are to be built over the next five years, and 18,000 more houses will be renovated.
-
West Point creates advisory group, an honor stand-down, cadet-led talks to tackle race issues
The efforts include cadet solutions presented to the West Point board of directors.
-
USFK moves to HPCON Bravo peninsula-wide amid low numbers of COVID cases in Seoul area
“The continued hard-work and diligence of the ROK government, KDCA and local communities to contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus has been remarkable.”
-
New AWOL policy comes after macabre summer called attention to missing soldiers
“They [will now] only become AWOL after a thorough investigation,” the Army chief of staff said.
-
Mold in barracks displaced 203 Fort Bragg soldiers during holiday weekend
The discovery of mold in Fort Bragg barracks forced soldiers to move out quickly.
-
‘The First 100 Yards’ and ‘Thunder Run’: Introductions to infantry and armor get big changes
Changes to the initial training events for infantry and armor soldiers emphasize the need to build teamwork.
-
Multi-Domain Operations doctrine still a few years out, says US Army chief
The Army is working to refine its war-fighting concept, but calling it doctrine won’t happen for several years, the Army chief said.
-
Army helos’ actions during D.C. protests subject of new ACLU complaint
“The Blackhawk descended low above the protesters and hovered there for approximately four minutes,” the complaint states. “When the Blackhawk flew away, the Lakota relieved it, flying as low as 45 feet above the ground.”
