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US National Guard’s aging battle taxis find new use in Ukraine fight
At least five states are sending their aging M113 armored personnel carriers to Europe.
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Florida Guardsmen heading to Germany to continue training Ukrainian troops
The 160 soldiers left Ukraine in February, but have stayed in Europe.
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Ghosts of G-RAP: Illusions of recruiting fraud still ruining soldiers’ careers
In 2012, the Army began a massive investigation looking for recruiting fraud — even where there was none.
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Army Futures Command learning from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
At the GEOINT Symposium in Denver, Army officials say the conflict in Ukraine validates their approach to modernization and training.
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North Carolina National Guard to lend support to Ukraine
The Army National Guard is providing M-113 armored personnel carriers as part of a larger U.S. support package to Ukraine.
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Deliveries to Bucha: US Army veteran trucks aid to battle-scarred Ukrainian towns
U.S. Army veteran Chris Loverro is one of thousands of veterans who have traveled to Ukraine to assist.
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Army Guard and reserve leaders want to whip their soldiers into shape
The Army Guard and reserve have unique issues: troops are geographically dispersed and they have fewer days each year to train to meet fitness goals.
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Army sued over discharges of soldiers with addiction issues
Army veteran Mark Stevenson, with help from students at Yale Law School, filed the lawsuit in federal court Thursday.
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US Army ‘returns’ cake to Italian woman for 90th birthday
The event marked the anniversary of the day the 88th Infantry Division fought its way into the city on April 28, 1945.
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US Army plan to replace Patriot interceptors gets a jolt in FY23 budget request
The Army is getting serious about a future interceptor for its next-generation Integrated Air-and-Missile Defense System that is more capable of defeating complex threats like hypersonic weapons, according to a review of FY23 budget documents.
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US National Guard’s aging battle taxis find new use in Ukraine fight
At least five states are sending their aging M113 armored personnel carriers to Europe.
-
Florida Guardsmen heading to Germany to continue training Ukrainian troops
The 160 soldiers left Ukraine in February, but have stayed in Europe.
-
Ghosts of G-RAP: Illusions of recruiting fraud still ruining soldiers’ careers
In 2012, the Army began a massive investigation looking for recruiting fraud — even where there was none.
-
Army Futures Command learning from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
At the GEOINT Symposium in Denver, Army officials say the conflict in Ukraine validates their approach to modernization and training.
-
North Carolina National Guard to lend support to Ukraine
The Army National Guard is providing M-113 armored personnel carriers as part of a larger U.S. support package to Ukraine.
-
Deliveries to Bucha: US Army veteran trucks aid to battle-scarred Ukrainian towns
U.S. Army veteran Chris Loverro is one of thousands of veterans who have traveled to Ukraine to assist.
-
Army Guard and reserve leaders want to whip their soldiers into shape
The Army Guard and reserve have unique issues: troops are geographically dispersed and they have fewer days each year to train to meet fitness goals.
-
Army sued over discharges of soldiers with addiction issues
Army veteran Mark Stevenson, with help from students at Yale Law School, filed the lawsuit in federal court Thursday.
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US Army ‘returns’ cake to Italian woman for 90th birthday
The event marked the anniversary of the day the 88th Infantry Division fought its way into the city on April 28, 1945.
-
US Army plan to replace Patriot interceptors gets a jolt in FY23 budget request
The Army is getting serious about a future interceptor for its next-generation Integrated Air-and-Missile Defense System that is more capable of defeating complex threats like hypersonic weapons, according to a review of FY23 budget documents.
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US National Guard’s aging battle taxis find new use in Ukraine fight
At least five states are sending their aging M113 armored personnel carriers to Europe.
-
Florida Guardsmen heading to Germany to continue training Ukrainian troops
The 160 soldiers left Ukraine in February, but have stayed in Europe.
-
Ghosts of G-RAP: Illusions of recruiting fraud still ruining soldiers’ careers
In 2012, the Army began a massive investigation looking for recruiting fraud — even where there was none.
-
Army Futures Command learning from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
At the GEOINT Symposium in Denver, Army officials say the conflict in Ukraine validates their approach to modernization and training.
-
North Carolina National Guard to lend support to Ukraine
The Army National Guard is providing M-113 armored personnel carriers as part of a larger U.S. support package to Ukraine.
-
Deliveries to Bucha: US Army veteran trucks aid to battle-scarred Ukrainian towns
U.S. Army veteran Chris Loverro is one of thousands of veterans who have traveled to Ukraine to assist.
-
Army Guard and reserve leaders want to whip their soldiers into shape
The Army Guard and reserve have unique issues: troops are geographically dispersed and they have fewer days each year to train to meet fitness goals.
-
Army sued over discharges of soldiers with addiction issues
Army veteran Mark Stevenson, with help from students at Yale Law School, filed the lawsuit in federal court Thursday.
-
US Army ‘returns’ cake to Italian woman for 90th birthday
The event marked the anniversary of the day the 88th Infantry Division fought its way into the city on April 28, 1945.
-
US Army plan to replace Patriot interceptors gets a jolt in FY23 budget request
The Army is getting serious about a future interceptor for its next-generation Integrated Air-and-Missile Defense System that is more capable of defeating complex threats like hypersonic weapons, according to a review of FY23 budget documents.
