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Wisconsin raises statue honoring all service members
A golden statue went up in a Bloomfield, Wisconsin park honoring service members June 28.
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Soldiers in Europe could soon have a new system to disrupt signals
Army units in the Pacific and in Europe could soon have an electronic attack capability to deny, degrade and disrupt enemy signals, an industry official told C4ISRNET.
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GM Defense wins Infantry Squad Vehicle production contract
The contract tops $200 million to produce 649 vehicles, largely based off commercial designs.
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‘I had to go through that dark period’ ― 5 Insights from a Medal of Honor recipient
Capt. Florent “Flo” Groberg talks about the struggles that come from being wounded in battle ― and his elevation to the status of national “hero” after receiving the Medal of Honor.
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Trump denies briefing on reported bounties against American troops in Afghanistan
The White House said Monday that President Donald Trump wasn’t briefed on U.S. intelligence assessments earlier this year that Russia secretly offered bounties to Taliban-linked militants for killing American troops in Afghanistan because the information had not been “verified.”
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First woman is slated to graduate Green Beret training and serve on a Special Forces team
The first female Army Green Beret candidate will graduate from the Special Forces Qualification Course on July 9.
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Investigation of 2018 green-on-blue attack criticizes vetting of Afghan forces, praises actions of US riflemen
Many Afghan troops are not vetted at all, according to the investigative report, and those who are but fail the screening process are often not removed from formations quickly.
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Allies worry US drawdown could embolden Russian aggression
Moving U.S. troops out of Europe has some worried it could reduce response to Russian aggression.
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Army selects eight counter-drone systems for the joint force
An Army assessment has narrowed down the number of counter-drone systems that will continue receiving investment from the joint force as the Pentagon looks to reduce redundancy.
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Esper seeks to reassure NATO over US troop plans
Last week, Trump said that he is ordering a major reduction in troop strength in Germany, from around 34,500 personnel down to 25,000.
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Wisconsin raises statue honoring all service members
A golden statue went up in a Bloomfield, Wisconsin park honoring service members June 28.
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Soldiers in Europe could soon have a new system to disrupt signals
Army units in the Pacific and in Europe could soon have an electronic attack capability to deny, degrade and disrupt enemy signals, an industry official told C4ISRNET.
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GM Defense wins Infantry Squad Vehicle production contract
The contract tops $200 million to produce 649 vehicles, largely based off commercial designs.
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‘I had to go through that dark period’ ― 5 Insights from a Medal of Honor recipient
Capt. Florent “Flo” Groberg talks about the struggles that come from being wounded in battle ― and his elevation to the status of national “hero” after receiving the Medal of Honor.
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Trump denies briefing on reported bounties against American troops in Afghanistan
The White House said Monday that President Donald Trump wasn’t briefed on U.S. intelligence assessments earlier this year that Russia secretly offered bounties to Taliban-linked militants for killing American troops in Afghanistan because the information had not been “verified.”
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First woman is slated to graduate Green Beret training and serve on a Special Forces team
The first female Army Green Beret candidate will graduate from the Special Forces Qualification Course on July 9.
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Investigation of 2018 green-on-blue attack criticizes vetting of Afghan forces, praises actions of US riflemen
Many Afghan troops are not vetted at all, according to the investigative report, and those who are but fail the screening process are often not removed from formations quickly.
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Allies worry US drawdown could embolden Russian aggression
Moving U.S. troops out of Europe has some worried it could reduce response to Russian aggression.
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Army selects eight counter-drone systems for the joint force
An Army assessment has narrowed down the number of counter-drone systems that will continue receiving investment from the joint force as the Pentagon looks to reduce redundancy.
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Esper seeks to reassure NATO over US troop plans
Last week, Trump said that he is ordering a major reduction in troop strength in Germany, from around 34,500 personnel down to 25,000.
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Wisconsin raises statue honoring all service members
A golden statue went up in a Bloomfield, Wisconsin park honoring service members June 28.
-
Soldiers in Europe could soon have a new system to disrupt signals
Army units in the Pacific and in Europe could soon have an electronic attack capability to deny, degrade and disrupt enemy signals, an industry official told C4ISRNET.
-
GM Defense wins Infantry Squad Vehicle production contract
The contract tops $200 million to produce 649 vehicles, largely based off commercial designs.
-
‘I had to go through that dark period’ ― 5 Insights from a Medal of Honor recipient
Capt. Florent “Flo” Groberg talks about the struggles that come from being wounded in battle ― and his elevation to the status of national “hero” after receiving the Medal of Honor.
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Trump denies briefing on reported bounties against American troops in Afghanistan
The White House said Monday that President Donald Trump wasn’t briefed on U.S. intelligence assessments earlier this year that Russia secretly offered bounties to Taliban-linked militants for killing American troops in Afghanistan because the information had not been “verified.”
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First woman is slated to graduate Green Beret training and serve on a Special Forces team
The first female Army Green Beret candidate will graduate from the Special Forces Qualification Course on July 9.
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Investigation of 2018 green-on-blue attack criticizes vetting of Afghan forces, praises actions of US riflemen
Many Afghan troops are not vetted at all, according to the investigative report, and those who are but fail the screening process are often not removed from formations quickly.
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Allies worry US drawdown could embolden Russian aggression
Moving U.S. troops out of Europe has some worried it could reduce response to Russian aggression.
-
Army selects eight counter-drone systems for the joint force
An Army assessment has narrowed down the number of counter-drone systems that will continue receiving investment from the joint force as the Pentagon looks to reduce redundancy.
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Esper seeks to reassure NATO over US troop plans
Last week, Trump said that he is ordering a major reduction in troop strength in Germany, from around 34,500 personnel down to 25,000.
