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Is the military doing enough to look for signs of white nationalism in the ranks?
Defense officials said they are not seeing a rise in such extremist activity, despite a recent Military Times poll indicating growing issues.
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The Army wants to buy 40,000 ‘mixed reality’ goggles
The goggle would go to “top tier” Army units first.
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Plans to extend soldiers’ initial training curtailed in Army budget request
“At this point, the Army has decided to stick with the armor and the infantry,” an Army resource director said.
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With limited resources, US military shifts strategy from degrading militants in West Africa to containment
Resources for the thinly spread American troops across U.S. Africa Command may be further constrained should the Pentagon decide to curtail the counterterror mission in the region following a defense-wide posture review that is still pending.
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Philippines notifies US of intent to end major security pact
The Philippines notified the United States on Tuesday it would end a major security pact allowing American forces to train in the country, in the most serious threat under President Rodrigo Duterte to their 69-year treaty alliance.
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‘Satanist’ Fort Riley soldier pleads guilty to bomb plot charges
A 24-year-old an Army infantry soldier described by prosecutors as a Satanist who hoped to overthrow the U.S. government pleaded guilty Monday to distributing information through social media about building a bomb and making napalm.
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Army sacrifices JLTV and guided rockets to pay for Army modernization in FY21
Here’s a look at some of the programs the Army is canceling, truncating or delaying in order to pay for its ambitious modernization plans in FY21.
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Lt. Col. Vindman’s former Army commander pushes back on Trump’s decision to dismiss officer from National Security Council staff
President Donald Trump’s early dismissal of U.S. Army Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman from the National Security Council staff on Friday was half-expected based on the reporting from the night prior, but it still came as a shock to former senior officials and those who served with the soldier.
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Army end-strength goal gets bump this year, but growth to slow in the future
The active duty Army’s planned end-strength for 2021 is currently 486,000 soldiers, minus 100 soldiers who will transfer to the Space Force.
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Troops would see another big pay raise under White House budget plan for 2021
The request calls for a 3.0 percent pay raise starting next January, following a 3.1 percent pay raise this year.
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Is the military doing enough to look for signs of white nationalism in the ranks?
Defense officials said they are not seeing a rise in such extremist activity, despite a recent Military Times poll indicating growing issues.
-
The Army wants to buy 40,000 ‘mixed reality’ goggles
The goggle would go to “top tier” Army units first.
-
Plans to extend soldiers’ initial training curtailed in Army budget request
“At this point, the Army has decided to stick with the armor and the infantry,” an Army resource director said.
-
With limited resources, US military shifts strategy from degrading militants in West Africa to containment
Resources for the thinly spread American troops across U.S. Africa Command may be further constrained should the Pentagon decide to curtail the counterterror mission in the region following a defense-wide posture review that is still pending.
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Philippines notifies US of intent to end major security pact
The Philippines notified the United States on Tuesday it would end a major security pact allowing American forces to train in the country, in the most serious threat under President Rodrigo Duterte to their 69-year treaty alliance.
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‘Satanist’ Fort Riley soldier pleads guilty to bomb plot charges
A 24-year-old an Army infantry soldier described by prosecutors as a Satanist who hoped to overthrow the U.S. government pleaded guilty Monday to distributing information through social media about building a bomb and making napalm.
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Army sacrifices JLTV and guided rockets to pay for Army modernization in FY21
Here’s a look at some of the programs the Army is canceling, truncating or delaying in order to pay for its ambitious modernization plans in FY21.
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Lt. Col. Vindman’s former Army commander pushes back on Trump’s decision to dismiss officer from National Security Council staff
President Donald Trump’s early dismissal of U.S. Army Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman from the National Security Council staff on Friday was half-expected based on the reporting from the night prior, but it still came as a shock to former senior officials and those who served with the soldier.
-
Army end-strength goal gets bump this year, but growth to slow in the future
The active duty Army’s planned end-strength for 2021 is currently 486,000 soldiers, minus 100 soldiers who will transfer to the Space Force.
-
Troops would see another big pay raise under White House budget plan for 2021
The request calls for a 3.0 percent pay raise starting next January, following a 3.1 percent pay raise this year.
-
Is the military doing enough to look for signs of white nationalism in the ranks?
Defense officials said they are not seeing a rise in such extremist activity, despite a recent Military Times poll indicating growing issues.
-
The Army wants to buy 40,000 ‘mixed reality’ goggles
The goggle would go to “top tier” Army units first.
-
Plans to extend soldiers’ initial training curtailed in Army budget request
“At this point, the Army has decided to stick with the armor and the infantry,” an Army resource director said.
-
With limited resources, US military shifts strategy from degrading militants in West Africa to containment
Resources for the thinly spread American troops across U.S. Africa Command may be further constrained should the Pentagon decide to curtail the counterterror mission in the region following a defense-wide posture review that is still pending.
-
Philippines notifies US of intent to end major security pact
The Philippines notified the United States on Tuesday it would end a major security pact allowing American forces to train in the country, in the most serious threat under President Rodrigo Duterte to their 69-year treaty alliance.
-
‘Satanist’ Fort Riley soldier pleads guilty to bomb plot charges
A 24-year-old an Army infantry soldier described by prosecutors as a Satanist who hoped to overthrow the U.S. government pleaded guilty Monday to distributing information through social media about building a bomb and making napalm.
-
Army sacrifices JLTV and guided rockets to pay for Army modernization in FY21
Here’s a look at some of the programs the Army is canceling, truncating or delaying in order to pay for its ambitious modernization plans in FY21.
-
Lt. Col. Vindman’s former Army commander pushes back on Trump’s decision to dismiss officer from National Security Council staff
President Donald Trump’s early dismissal of U.S. Army Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman from the National Security Council staff on Friday was half-expected based on the reporting from the night prior, but it still came as a shock to former senior officials and those who served with the soldier.
-
Army end-strength goal gets bump this year, but growth to slow in the future
The active duty Army’s planned end-strength for 2021 is currently 486,000 soldiers, minus 100 soldiers who will transfer to the Space Force.
-
Troops would see another big pay raise under White House budget plan for 2021
The request calls for a 3.0 percent pay raise starting next January, following a 3.1 percent pay raise this year.
