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Biden: US would intervene with military to defend Taiwan
Biden, at a news conference in Tokyo, said “yes” when asked if he was willing to get involved militarily to defend Taiwan if China invaded.
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Milley tells West Point cadets technology will transform war
The top U.S. military officer delivered remarks to graduating cadets at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.
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IPPS-A rollout still on track after initial delay, Army says
The Army says its new master human resources platform is on track for full implementation Sept. 30.
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Army makes new cohesion assessment teams permanent
The teams use focus groups and on-the-ground interviews to dig deeper than traditional climate surveys.
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SERE school commander debunks myths, wants more volunteers
“In the last 60 years, we’ve really focuses on isolated individuals,” but during large-scale maneuver warfare, units can become isolated just “by battlefield geometry,” the Army’s SERE school commander said.
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Man indicted in fentanyl overdoses of West Point cadets on spring break
West Point has so far not disclosed what punishments the cadets are facing.
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Ex-Fort Bragg worker gets 3 years for taking bribes
Prosecutors estimate the individual, who worked for the Directorate of Public Works at Fort Bragg, received $773,600 in illegal bribes.
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Hybrid power could keep the Little Bird helo flying
A small, yet nimble and heavily used light-attack helicopter that carries small teams of special operators into battle has a problem.
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Army acquisition chief would welcome tank ramp-up if Congress funds it
Army acquisition chief, Doug Bush, said Abrams tanks could be produced at a faster rate should Congress decide to support a ramp-up and that the Pentagon and the Army were looking at options to possibly field Abrams tanks more quickly to Poland.
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Officer ‘motorboated’ subordinate at promotion ceremony, retires after guilty plea
A plea deal let the officer keep his retirement, court records revealed.
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Biden: US would intervene with military to defend Taiwan
Biden, at a news conference in Tokyo, said “yes” when asked if he was willing to get involved militarily to defend Taiwan if China invaded.
-
Milley tells West Point cadets technology will transform war
The top U.S. military officer delivered remarks to graduating cadets at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.
-
IPPS-A rollout still on track after initial delay, Army says
The Army says its new master human resources platform is on track for full implementation Sept. 30.
-
Army makes new cohesion assessment teams permanent
The teams use focus groups and on-the-ground interviews to dig deeper than traditional climate surveys.
-
SERE school commander debunks myths, wants more volunteers
“In the last 60 years, we’ve really focuses on isolated individuals,” but during large-scale maneuver warfare, units can become isolated just “by battlefield geometry,” the Army’s SERE school commander said.
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Man indicted in fentanyl overdoses of West Point cadets on spring break
West Point has so far not disclosed what punishments the cadets are facing.
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Ex-Fort Bragg worker gets 3 years for taking bribes
Prosecutors estimate the individual, who worked for the Directorate of Public Works at Fort Bragg, received $773,600 in illegal bribes.
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Hybrid power could keep the Little Bird helo flying
A small, yet nimble and heavily used light-attack helicopter that carries small teams of special operators into battle has a problem.
-
Army acquisition chief would welcome tank ramp-up if Congress funds it
Army acquisition chief, Doug Bush, said Abrams tanks could be produced at a faster rate should Congress decide to support a ramp-up and that the Pentagon and the Army were looking at options to possibly field Abrams tanks more quickly to Poland.
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Officer ‘motorboated’ subordinate at promotion ceremony, retires after guilty plea
A plea deal let the officer keep his retirement, court records revealed.
-
Biden: US would intervene with military to defend Taiwan
Biden, at a news conference in Tokyo, said “yes” when asked if he was willing to get involved militarily to defend Taiwan if China invaded.
-
Milley tells West Point cadets technology will transform war
The top U.S. military officer delivered remarks to graduating cadets at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.
-
IPPS-A rollout still on track after initial delay, Army says
The Army says its new master human resources platform is on track for full implementation Sept. 30.
-
Army makes new cohesion assessment teams permanent
The teams use focus groups and on-the-ground interviews to dig deeper than traditional climate surveys.
-
SERE school commander debunks myths, wants more volunteers
“In the last 60 years, we’ve really focuses on isolated individuals,” but during large-scale maneuver warfare, units can become isolated just “by battlefield geometry,” the Army’s SERE school commander said.
-
Man indicted in fentanyl overdoses of West Point cadets on spring break
West Point has so far not disclosed what punishments the cadets are facing.
-
Ex-Fort Bragg worker gets 3 years for taking bribes
Prosecutors estimate the individual, who worked for the Directorate of Public Works at Fort Bragg, received $773,600 in illegal bribes.
-
Hybrid power could keep the Little Bird helo flying
A small, yet nimble and heavily used light-attack helicopter that carries small teams of special operators into battle has a problem.
-
Army acquisition chief would welcome tank ramp-up if Congress funds it
Army acquisition chief, Doug Bush, said Abrams tanks could be produced at a faster rate should Congress decide to support a ramp-up and that the Pentagon and the Army were looking at options to possibly field Abrams tanks more quickly to Poland.
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Officer ‘motorboated’ subordinate at promotion ceremony, retires after guilty plea
A plea deal let the officer keep his retirement, court records revealed.
