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Soldiers in Hawaii accused of blow-darting cats
Army officials say they’re looking into accusations that soldiers at Schofield Barracks brought blow darts back from training in Asia and have used them to shoot stray cats on post.
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Russian invasion of Ukraine sparks renewed interest in Stryker protection system
Stryker Active Protection System capability could become a reality due to renewed interest in the European theater.
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Retired Army sergeant among 4 killed in Tulsa shooting
Police said the fourth victim was an Army veteran who sacrificed his life for his wife during the shooting.
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Government watchdog finds major flaws in US Space Command basing process
The report, which questions the credibility of the SPACECOM headquarters selection process, is one of two reviews directed by Congress and comes nearly 18 months after Alabama was chosen to host the combatant command.
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Biggest military pay raise in 20 years may be boosted even more because of inflation worries
The White House has asked for a 4.6% raise in servicemember pay next year, but advocates question whether that will keep up with family financial needs.
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Laydown of US troops in Europe will depend on how Ukraine war ends
A lingering presence of Russian troops in Eastern Europe could inspire a permanent U.S. troop surge.
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After Afghanistan, top enlisted soldier uses Memorial Day to reflect on those still deployed
Sergeant Major of the Army Michael Grinston spent Memorial Day weekend in San Francisco.
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US military may need innovation overhaul to fight future wars, Milley says
The top U.S. military officer warned this week that the military may need to reorganize itself to fight future wars, which will be profoundly changed by artificial intelligence, robotics and other advanced technologies.
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Are dining facilities wasting money because troops don’t eat there?
Little is known about how often troops are passing up their dining facilities to pay for meals elsewhere out of their own pocket.
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Ukraine war shows danger of unencrypted communications, says US Army secretary
“When soldiers use unencrypted comms, that makes them targetable,” the Army secretary said. “And I think we are going to have to think about that.”
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Soldiers in Hawaii accused of blow-darting cats
Army officials say they’re looking into accusations that soldiers at Schofield Barracks brought blow darts back from training in Asia and have used them to shoot stray cats on post.
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Russian invasion of Ukraine sparks renewed interest in Stryker protection system
Stryker Active Protection System capability could become a reality due to renewed interest in the European theater.
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Retired Army sergeant among 4 killed in Tulsa shooting
Police said the fourth victim was an Army veteran who sacrificed his life for his wife during the shooting.
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Government watchdog finds major flaws in US Space Command basing process
The report, which questions the credibility of the SPACECOM headquarters selection process, is one of two reviews directed by Congress and comes nearly 18 months after Alabama was chosen to host the combatant command.
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Biggest military pay raise in 20 years may be boosted even more because of inflation worries
The White House has asked for a 4.6% raise in servicemember pay next year, but advocates question whether that will keep up with family financial needs.
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Laydown of US troops in Europe will depend on how Ukraine war ends
A lingering presence of Russian troops in Eastern Europe could inspire a permanent U.S. troop surge.
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After Afghanistan, top enlisted soldier uses Memorial Day to reflect on those still deployed
Sergeant Major of the Army Michael Grinston spent Memorial Day weekend in San Francisco.
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US military may need innovation overhaul to fight future wars, Milley says
The top U.S. military officer warned this week that the military may need to reorganize itself to fight future wars, which will be profoundly changed by artificial intelligence, robotics and other advanced technologies.
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Are dining facilities wasting money because troops don’t eat there?
Little is known about how often troops are passing up their dining facilities to pay for meals elsewhere out of their own pocket.
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Ukraine war shows danger of unencrypted communications, says US Army secretary
“When soldiers use unencrypted comms, that makes them targetable,” the Army secretary said. “And I think we are going to have to think about that.”
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Soldiers in Hawaii accused of blow-darting cats
Army officials say they’re looking into accusations that soldiers at Schofield Barracks brought blow darts back from training in Asia and have used them to shoot stray cats on post.
-
Russian invasion of Ukraine sparks renewed interest in Stryker protection system
Stryker Active Protection System capability could become a reality due to renewed interest in the European theater.
-
Retired Army sergeant among 4 killed in Tulsa shooting
Police said the fourth victim was an Army veteran who sacrificed his life for his wife during the shooting.
-
Government watchdog finds major flaws in US Space Command basing process
The report, which questions the credibility of the SPACECOM headquarters selection process, is one of two reviews directed by Congress and comes nearly 18 months after Alabama was chosen to host the combatant command.
-
Biggest military pay raise in 20 years may be boosted even more because of inflation worries
The White House has asked for a 4.6% raise in servicemember pay next year, but advocates question whether that will keep up with family financial needs.
-
Laydown of US troops in Europe will depend on how Ukraine war ends
A lingering presence of Russian troops in Eastern Europe could inspire a permanent U.S. troop surge.
-
After Afghanistan, top enlisted soldier uses Memorial Day to reflect on those still deployed
Sergeant Major of the Army Michael Grinston spent Memorial Day weekend in San Francisco.
-
US military may need innovation overhaul to fight future wars, Milley says
The top U.S. military officer warned this week that the military may need to reorganize itself to fight future wars, which will be profoundly changed by artificial intelligence, robotics and other advanced technologies.
-
Are dining facilities wasting money because troops don’t eat there?
Little is known about how often troops are passing up their dining facilities to pay for meals elsewhere out of their own pocket.
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Ukraine war shows danger of unencrypted communications, says US Army secretary
“When soldiers use unencrypted comms, that makes them targetable,” the Army secretary said. “And I think we are going to have to think about that.”
