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Why new tech hasn’t revolutionized warfare in Ukraine
The Ukraine war is being waged with a host of advanced technologies, but in other ways this war seems very old.
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Protest of $65 billion Tricare West health contract goes to court
In light of the continuing legal challenges, the timing of the new Tricare contracts is unclear.
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‘Guard the forks!’ — the Great Submarine Utensil Heist of 1988
Gossip spreads quickly in tight quarters with a small crew. So do pranks.
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Learning how to speak up in the civilian world
It took several years for Julie Trias to feel comfortable sharing her ideas in the civilian world.
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Czechs ratify US treaty making it easier to deploy US troops there
The document sets a legal framework for possible deployment of U.S. troops in the country at a time of Russian aggression against Ukraine.
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Former PSYOP soldier sentenced in child pornography case
Former Master Sgt. Joshua Glardon, who previously served as a first sergeant with 4th Psychological Operations Group, was sentenced to 76 years in prison.
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VA healthcare workforce tops 400,000 as more hiring looms
Leaders say they still need more staff to keep up with patient demands.
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US Army set to test combined cyber, jamming, signal intelligence tool
TLS-BCT is designed to provide smaller Army formations a means to understand their surroundings and disrupt networks and advanced electronics.
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Surge in COVID cases sparks worries among VA leaders
Active cases among VA patients have nearly tripled in the last month.
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Thousands using personal cell phones, tablets for official Army work
If “you want to reach me on the weekend,” Lt. Gen. John Morrison said at TechNet Augusta, “call me on my personal device.”
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Why new tech hasn’t revolutionized warfare in Ukraine
The Ukraine war is being waged with a host of advanced technologies, but in other ways this war seems very old.
-
Protest of $65 billion Tricare West health contract goes to court
In light of the continuing legal challenges, the timing of the new Tricare contracts is unclear.
-
‘Guard the forks!’ — the Great Submarine Utensil Heist of 1988
Gossip spreads quickly in tight quarters with a small crew. So do pranks.
-
Learning how to speak up in the civilian world
It took several years for Julie Trias to feel comfortable sharing her ideas in the civilian world.
-
Czechs ratify US treaty making it easier to deploy US troops there
The document sets a legal framework for possible deployment of U.S. troops in the country at a time of Russian aggression against Ukraine.
-
Former PSYOP soldier sentenced in child pornography case
Former Master Sgt. Joshua Glardon, who previously served as a first sergeant with 4th Psychological Operations Group, was sentenced to 76 years in prison.
-
VA healthcare workforce tops 400,000 as more hiring looms
Leaders say they still need more staff to keep up with patient demands.
-
US Army set to test combined cyber, jamming, signal intelligence tool
TLS-BCT is designed to provide smaller Army formations a means to understand their surroundings and disrupt networks and advanced electronics.
-
Surge in COVID cases sparks worries among VA leaders
Active cases among VA patients have nearly tripled in the last month.
-
Thousands using personal cell phones, tablets for official Army work
If “you want to reach me on the weekend,” Lt. Gen. John Morrison said at TechNet Augusta, “call me on my personal device.”
-
Why new tech hasn’t revolutionized warfare in Ukraine
The Ukraine war is being waged with a host of advanced technologies, but in other ways this war seems very old.
-
Protest of $65 billion Tricare West health contract goes to court
In light of the continuing legal challenges, the timing of the new Tricare contracts is unclear.
-
‘Guard the forks!’ — the Great Submarine Utensil Heist of 1988
Gossip spreads quickly in tight quarters with a small crew. So do pranks.
-
Learning how to speak up in the civilian world
It took several years for Julie Trias to feel comfortable sharing her ideas in the civilian world.
-
Czechs ratify US treaty making it easier to deploy US troops there
The document sets a legal framework for possible deployment of U.S. troops in the country at a time of Russian aggression against Ukraine.
-
Former PSYOP soldier sentenced in child pornography case
Former Master Sgt. Joshua Glardon, who previously served as a first sergeant with 4th Psychological Operations Group, was sentenced to 76 years in prison.
-
VA healthcare workforce tops 400,000 as more hiring looms
Leaders say they still need more staff to keep up with patient demands.
-
US Army set to test combined cyber, jamming, signal intelligence tool
TLS-BCT is designed to provide smaller Army formations a means to understand their surroundings and disrupt networks and advanced electronics.
-
Surge in COVID cases sparks worries among VA leaders
Active cases among VA patients have nearly tripled in the last month.
-
Thousands using personal cell phones, tablets for official Army work
If “you want to reach me on the weekend,” Lt. Gen. John Morrison said at TechNet Augusta, “call me on my personal device.”
