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Biden budget would mean smallest Army since WWII
Army officials claimed the requested cuts are motivated by recruiting woes.
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Optics, lasers and radios: 3 charged in $2 million Fort Hood heist
About $2.1 million-worth of thermal scopes, night vision goggles and military radios were stolen from Fort Hood, federal agents say.
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Troops would see a 4.6% pay raise next year under Biden’s fiscal 2023 budget plan
The pay raise would be the largest for service members since 2003.
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Nearly every upgrade is hitting this armored brigade
This Fort Stewart brigade has added new or upgraded vehicles and systems across the fleet in only a few months.
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Supreme Court gives Biden win for now in Navy vaccine case
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Friday that the Navy may consider sailors’ vaccination status in making deployment, assignment and other operational decisions while a lawsuit on the military’s vaccination mandate plays out in court.
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Pentagon reconsidering troop levels in Europe amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
More than 90,000 American troops are on the ground in Europe now.
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Stinger and Javelin production can be boosted, says Army acquisitions chief
The U.S. has sent Ukraine an array of weapons and other equipment in recent weeks. An $800 million security package announced March 16 included 800 Stinger and 2,000 Javelin systems.
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Biden in Poland to see US troops
Biden planned to meet with members of the U.S. Army’s 82nd Airborne Division, who are serving alongside Polish troops.
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Army Pacific boss: Ukraine resistance highlights need to prepare
Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth suggested that American allies in the Indo-Pacific would be following the events in Ukraine closely to see what lessons can be applied in their own planning.
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First Army Warfighter Exercise in Pacific will take on large-scale operations
The Corps- and Division-level Warfighter Exercise will feature a Pacific scenario for the first time in its history.
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Biden budget would mean smallest Army since WWII
Army officials claimed the requested cuts are motivated by recruiting woes.
-
Optics, lasers and radios: 3 charged in $2 million Fort Hood heist
About $2.1 million-worth of thermal scopes, night vision goggles and military radios were stolen from Fort Hood, federal agents say.
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Troops would see a 4.6% pay raise next year under Biden’s fiscal 2023 budget plan
The pay raise would be the largest for service members since 2003.
-
Nearly every upgrade is hitting this armored brigade
This Fort Stewart brigade has added new or upgraded vehicles and systems across the fleet in only a few months.
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Supreme Court gives Biden win for now in Navy vaccine case
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Friday that the Navy may consider sailors’ vaccination status in making deployment, assignment and other operational decisions while a lawsuit on the military’s vaccination mandate plays out in court.
-
Pentagon reconsidering troop levels in Europe amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
More than 90,000 American troops are on the ground in Europe now.
-
Stinger and Javelin production can be boosted, says Army acquisitions chief
The U.S. has sent Ukraine an array of weapons and other equipment in recent weeks. An $800 million security package announced March 16 included 800 Stinger and 2,000 Javelin systems.
-
Biden in Poland to see US troops
Biden planned to meet with members of the U.S. Army’s 82nd Airborne Division, who are serving alongside Polish troops.
-
Army Pacific boss: Ukraine resistance highlights need to prepare
Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth suggested that American allies in the Indo-Pacific would be following the events in Ukraine closely to see what lessons can be applied in their own planning.
-
First Army Warfighter Exercise in Pacific will take on large-scale operations
The Corps- and Division-level Warfighter Exercise will feature a Pacific scenario for the first time in its history.
-
Biden budget would mean smallest Army since WWII
Army officials claimed the requested cuts are motivated by recruiting woes.
-
Optics, lasers and radios: 3 charged in $2 million Fort Hood heist
About $2.1 million-worth of thermal scopes, night vision goggles and military radios were stolen from Fort Hood, federal agents say.
-
Troops would see a 4.6% pay raise next year under Biden’s fiscal 2023 budget plan
The pay raise would be the largest for service members since 2003.
-
Nearly every upgrade is hitting this armored brigade
This Fort Stewart brigade has added new or upgraded vehicles and systems across the fleet in only a few months.
-
Supreme Court gives Biden win for now in Navy vaccine case
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Friday that the Navy may consider sailors’ vaccination status in making deployment, assignment and other operational decisions while a lawsuit on the military’s vaccination mandate plays out in court.
-
Pentagon reconsidering troop levels in Europe amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
More than 90,000 American troops are on the ground in Europe now.
-
Stinger and Javelin production can be boosted, says Army acquisitions chief
The U.S. has sent Ukraine an array of weapons and other equipment in recent weeks. An $800 million security package announced March 16 included 800 Stinger and 2,000 Javelin systems.
-
Biden in Poland to see US troops
Biden planned to meet with members of the U.S. Army’s 82nd Airborne Division, who are serving alongside Polish troops.
-
Army Pacific boss: Ukraine resistance highlights need to prepare
Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth suggested that American allies in the Indo-Pacific would be following the events in Ukraine closely to see what lessons can be applied in their own planning.
-
First Army Warfighter Exercise in Pacific will take on large-scale operations
The Corps- and Division-level Warfighter Exercise will feature a Pacific scenario for the first time in its history.
