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Army veteran and his wife rescued from Ukraine
On Saturday, the couple made it across the border into Poland.
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Special Forces sergeant major gets 1 year, busted in rank for domestic violence
The former member of the USASOC Black Daggers parachute team still faces a civilian charge, too.
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Multidomain operations concept will become doctrine this summer
The Army’s Multidomain Operations concept will graduate into doctrine this summer after the service spent roughly five years refining the document through extensive analysis.
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Foundation honors Army women with Hall of Fame induction
In the 14th annual Hall of Fame induction, 13 Army women were honored.
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NATO members to pledge support for Ukraine against potential chem-bio attacks
The support is meant to protect the alliance’s own member nations, who would also suffer from contamination if Russia used a chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear (CBRN) weapon against Ukraine.
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Army Combat Fitness Test debuts with major changes to scoring April 1
The Army also decided to eliminate the leg tuck event.
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Displaced military families back in homes, but support continues in Hawaii water crisis
“However, our work is not done. We will continue rigorous oversight,” says Hawaii Department of Health.
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Armor brigade workload may dramatically increase if Ukraine crisis holds
If the Army’s current requirements in Europe stick around, the service may have to tweak force structure.
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Biden: Russia mulling cyberattacks on US
“As I said, the magnitude of Russia’s cyber capacity is fairly consequential, and it’s coming,” President Joe Biden said March 21.
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Congress freezes $349 million for Army’s next generation goggles
Asked about the cuts March 9, Doug Bush, the assistant secretary of the Army for acquisition, logistics and technology, said: “We’re working through that.”
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Army veteran and his wife rescued from Ukraine
On Saturday, the couple made it across the border into Poland.
-
Special Forces sergeant major gets 1 year, busted in rank for domestic violence
The former member of the USASOC Black Daggers parachute team still faces a civilian charge, too.
-
Multidomain operations concept will become doctrine this summer
The Army’s Multidomain Operations concept will graduate into doctrine this summer after the service spent roughly five years refining the document through extensive analysis.
-
Foundation honors Army women with Hall of Fame induction
In the 14th annual Hall of Fame induction, 13 Army women were honored.
-
NATO members to pledge support for Ukraine against potential chem-bio attacks
The support is meant to protect the alliance’s own member nations, who would also suffer from contamination if Russia used a chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear (CBRN) weapon against Ukraine.
-
Army Combat Fitness Test debuts with major changes to scoring April 1
The Army also decided to eliminate the leg tuck event.
-
Displaced military families back in homes, but support continues in Hawaii water crisis
“However, our work is not done. We will continue rigorous oversight,” says Hawaii Department of Health.
-
Armor brigade workload may dramatically increase if Ukraine crisis holds
If the Army’s current requirements in Europe stick around, the service may have to tweak force structure.
-
Biden: Russia mulling cyberattacks on US
“As I said, the magnitude of Russia’s cyber capacity is fairly consequential, and it’s coming,” President Joe Biden said March 21.
-
Congress freezes $349 million for Army’s next generation goggles
Asked about the cuts March 9, Doug Bush, the assistant secretary of the Army for acquisition, logistics and technology, said: “We’re working through that.”
-
Army veteran and his wife rescued from Ukraine
On Saturday, the couple made it across the border into Poland.
-
Special Forces sergeant major gets 1 year, busted in rank for domestic violence
The former member of the USASOC Black Daggers parachute team still faces a civilian charge, too.
-
Multidomain operations concept will become doctrine this summer
The Army’s Multidomain Operations concept will graduate into doctrine this summer after the service spent roughly five years refining the document through extensive analysis.
-
Foundation honors Army women with Hall of Fame induction
In the 14th annual Hall of Fame induction, 13 Army women were honored.
-
NATO members to pledge support for Ukraine against potential chem-bio attacks
The support is meant to protect the alliance’s own member nations, who would also suffer from contamination if Russia used a chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear (CBRN) weapon against Ukraine.
-
Army Combat Fitness Test debuts with major changes to scoring April 1
The Army also decided to eliminate the leg tuck event.
-
Displaced military families back in homes, but support continues in Hawaii water crisis
“However, our work is not done. We will continue rigorous oversight,” says Hawaii Department of Health.
-
Armor brigade workload may dramatically increase if Ukraine crisis holds
If the Army’s current requirements in Europe stick around, the service may have to tweak force structure.
-
Biden: Russia mulling cyberattacks on US
“As I said, the magnitude of Russia’s cyber capacity is fairly consequential, and it’s coming,” President Joe Biden said March 21.
-
Congress freezes $349 million for Army’s next generation goggles
Asked about the cuts March 9, Doug Bush, the assistant secretary of the Army for acquisition, logistics and technology, said: “We’re working through that.”
