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This new tool for commanders aims to ID risky soldier behaviors and prevent problems
The Commanders Risk Reduction Toolkit gathers and presents up to 40 risk factors that could affect each soldier’s readiness.
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Soldiers to evaluate new light tank prototypes
An upcoming soldier vehicle assessment for the Mobile Protected Firepower competitive entries could be a determining factor in helping the Army choose a winner.
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The Army’s SAW and M4 replacement is headed to troops by 2022
The new weapons will bring the 6.8mm projectile into the U.S. military inventory for the first time.
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Five takeaways from the Trump/Biden Military Times veterans forum
Biden promises tax credits for veterans caregivers, Trump believes veterans unemployment will rebound. And the two candidates have very different plans for improving veterans medical care options outside the VA system.
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Are the US Army and US Marine Corps competing for missions in the Pacific?
The US Marine Corps and Army are pursuing similar strategies to field anti-ship missiles in the Asia Pacific. Is there enough money to go around?
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Netflix-style services undercut military recruiting ads, so DoD wants new authorities from Congress
The Defense Department wants to expand information collection, mirror private sector methods and help tailor recruiting content to youths, according to Stephanie Miller, director of military accession policy within the Pentagon.
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First Victor-model UH-60 helo rolls off line at Corpus Christi depot ahead of 2021 fielding
The Victor-model Black Hawk could help guide the Army’s path toward an open-system architecture for its future fleet.
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Fort Bliss Army officer was intentionally rammed, killed by another driver, police say
Capt. Malcolm X. Perry, 27, was driving an Audi and crashed after a Jeep Wrangler intentionally rammed his car, El Paso Police traffic investigators said.
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Barracks overhauls worth more than $9 billion coming to Army posts
The Army aims to eliminate or improve its substandard barracks by the end of fiscal 2030. To do so, it has requested $9.6 billion for barracks repair and reconstruction.
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Wildfires, civil unrest, hurricanes, a pandemic, combat prep — the Army Guard had a busy year
The op tempo for Army National Guard units around the country was exceptionally high in a rather strange year.
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This new tool for commanders aims to ID risky soldier behaviors and prevent problems
The Commanders Risk Reduction Toolkit gathers and presents up to 40 risk factors that could affect each soldier’s readiness.
-
Soldiers to evaluate new light tank prototypes
An upcoming soldier vehicle assessment for the Mobile Protected Firepower competitive entries could be a determining factor in helping the Army choose a winner.
-
The Army’s SAW and M4 replacement is headed to troops by 2022
The new weapons will bring the 6.8mm projectile into the U.S. military inventory for the first time.
-
Five takeaways from the Trump/Biden Military Times veterans forum
Biden promises tax credits for veterans caregivers, Trump believes veterans unemployment will rebound. And the two candidates have very different plans for improving veterans medical care options outside the VA system.
-
Are the US Army and US Marine Corps competing for missions in the Pacific?
The US Marine Corps and Army are pursuing similar strategies to field anti-ship missiles in the Asia Pacific. Is there enough money to go around?
-
Netflix-style services undercut military recruiting ads, so DoD wants new authorities from Congress
The Defense Department wants to expand information collection, mirror private sector methods and help tailor recruiting content to youths, according to Stephanie Miller, director of military accession policy within the Pentagon.
-
First Victor-model UH-60 helo rolls off line at Corpus Christi depot ahead of 2021 fielding
The Victor-model Black Hawk could help guide the Army’s path toward an open-system architecture for its future fleet.
-
Fort Bliss Army officer was intentionally rammed, killed by another driver, police say
Capt. Malcolm X. Perry, 27, was driving an Audi and crashed after a Jeep Wrangler intentionally rammed his car, El Paso Police traffic investigators said.
-
Barracks overhauls worth more than $9 billion coming to Army posts
The Army aims to eliminate or improve its substandard barracks by the end of fiscal 2030. To do so, it has requested $9.6 billion for barracks repair and reconstruction.
-
Wildfires, civil unrest, hurricanes, a pandemic, combat prep — the Army Guard had a busy year
The op tempo for Army National Guard units around the country was exceptionally high in a rather strange year.
-
This new tool for commanders aims to ID risky soldier behaviors and prevent problems
The Commanders Risk Reduction Toolkit gathers and presents up to 40 risk factors that could affect each soldier’s readiness.
-
Soldiers to evaluate new light tank prototypes
An upcoming soldier vehicle assessment for the Mobile Protected Firepower competitive entries could be a determining factor in helping the Army choose a winner.
-
The Army’s SAW and M4 replacement is headed to troops by 2022
The new weapons will bring the 6.8mm projectile into the U.S. military inventory for the first time.
-
Five takeaways from the Trump/Biden Military Times veterans forum
Biden promises tax credits for veterans caregivers, Trump believes veterans unemployment will rebound. And the two candidates have very different plans for improving veterans medical care options outside the VA system.
-
Are the US Army and US Marine Corps competing for missions in the Pacific?
The US Marine Corps and Army are pursuing similar strategies to field anti-ship missiles in the Asia Pacific. Is there enough money to go around?
-
Netflix-style services undercut military recruiting ads, so DoD wants new authorities from Congress
The Defense Department wants to expand information collection, mirror private sector methods and help tailor recruiting content to youths, according to Stephanie Miller, director of military accession policy within the Pentagon.
-
First Victor-model UH-60 helo rolls off line at Corpus Christi depot ahead of 2021 fielding
The Victor-model Black Hawk could help guide the Army’s path toward an open-system architecture for its future fleet.
-
Fort Bliss Army officer was intentionally rammed, killed by another driver, police say
Capt. Malcolm X. Perry, 27, was driving an Audi and crashed after a Jeep Wrangler intentionally rammed his car, El Paso Police traffic investigators said.
-
Barracks overhauls worth more than $9 billion coming to Army posts
The Army aims to eliminate or improve its substandard barracks by the end of fiscal 2030. To do so, it has requested $9.6 billion for barracks repair and reconstruction.
-
Wildfires, civil unrest, hurricanes, a pandemic, combat prep — the Army Guard had a busy year
The op tempo for Army National Guard units around the country was exceptionally high in a rather strange year.
