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Report: Army’s new modernization command risks cost overruns and delays
A report by the GAO found that Army Futures Command is mostly going smoothly, but there are some concerns about whether it will really do things differently.
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New in 2019: The Army’s basic infantry training is about to get longer, and it could be a sign of broader changes to come
With infantry training set to go from 14 to 22 weeks permanently in 2019, the service is eyeing an extension for all basic training programs.
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Two surviving Army pilots are suing Sikorsky over a helicopter crash that killed their crew chief
Two Army pilots and the wife of their fallen crew chief are suing Sikorsky over a deadly 2017 helicopter crash that could have been caused by a manufacturing defect.
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Has combat arms gender integration been successful? The Army will let you know in 2020.
Hundreds of women are serving in the Army infantry and other combat jobs, but the service is reserving judgment until its pilot program is over.
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The Army’s new ‘deploy or get out’ policy will let some dental, health exams slide
The Army is changing some of the rules for “non-deployable” soldiers in its forthcoming policy.
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America’s obesity is threatening national security, according to this study
The rise in American obesity is making it harder for the Army to find healthy, qualified soldiers and keep them that way.
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The Army is ready to dole out bonuses to keep recruiters
If you’re on temporary recruiting duty, the Army might give you some cash to stay on.
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Milley: The war in Afghanistan is 17 years old, and now storm clouds are ‘on the horizon’
On the seventeenth anniversary of the war in Afghanistan, the Army is still at war with terrorism, and preparing for yet more conflict, the chief of staff says.
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Army recruiting is heading to the big cities, looking for Americans who’ve never considered joining up
New recruiting efforts will focus on attracting youth from bigger cities in the Northeast and on the West Coast.
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Report: Army’s new modernization command risks cost overruns and delays
A report by the GAO found that Army Futures Command is mostly going smoothly, but there are some concerns about whether it will really do things differently.
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New in 2019: The Army’s basic infantry training is about to get longer, and it could be a sign of broader changes to come
With infantry training set to go from 14 to 22 weeks permanently in 2019, the service is eyeing an extension for all basic training programs.
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Two surviving Army pilots are suing Sikorsky over a helicopter crash that killed their crew chief
Two Army pilots and the wife of their fallen crew chief are suing Sikorsky over a deadly 2017 helicopter crash that could have been caused by a manufacturing defect.
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Has combat arms gender integration been successful? The Army will let you know in 2020.
Hundreds of women are serving in the Army infantry and other combat jobs, but the service is reserving judgment until its pilot program is over.
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The Army’s new ‘deploy or get out’ policy will let some dental, health exams slide
The Army is changing some of the rules for “non-deployable” soldiers in its forthcoming policy.
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America’s obesity is threatening national security, according to this study
The rise in American obesity is making it harder for the Army to find healthy, qualified soldiers and keep them that way.
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The Army is ready to dole out bonuses to keep recruiters
If you’re on temporary recruiting duty, the Army might give you some cash to stay on.
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Milley: The war in Afghanistan is 17 years old, and now storm clouds are ‘on the horizon’
On the seventeenth anniversary of the war in Afghanistan, the Army is still at war with terrorism, and preparing for yet more conflict, the chief of staff says.
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Army recruiting is heading to the big cities, looking for Americans who’ve never considered joining up
New recruiting efforts will focus on attracting youth from bigger cities in the Northeast and on the West Coast.
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Report: Army’s new modernization command risks cost overruns and delays
A report by the GAO found that Army Futures Command is mostly going smoothly, but there are some concerns about whether it will really do things differently.
-
New in 2019: The Army’s basic infantry training is about to get longer, and it could be a sign of broader changes to come
With infantry training set to go from 14 to 22 weeks permanently in 2019, the service is eyeing an extension for all basic training programs.
-
Two surviving Army pilots are suing Sikorsky over a helicopter crash that killed their crew chief
Two Army pilots and the wife of their fallen crew chief are suing Sikorsky over a deadly 2017 helicopter crash that could have been caused by a manufacturing defect.
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Has combat arms gender integration been successful? The Army will let you know in 2020.
Hundreds of women are serving in the Army infantry and other combat jobs, but the service is reserving judgment until its pilot program is over.
-
The Army’s new ‘deploy or get out’ policy will let some dental, health exams slide
The Army is changing some of the rules for “non-deployable” soldiers in its forthcoming policy.
-
America’s obesity is threatening national security, according to this study
The rise in American obesity is making it harder for the Army to find healthy, qualified soldiers and keep them that way.
-
The Army is ready to dole out bonuses to keep recruiters
If you’re on temporary recruiting duty, the Army might give you some cash to stay on.
-
Milley: The war in Afghanistan is 17 years old, and now storm clouds are ‘on the horizon’
On the seventeenth anniversary of the war in Afghanistan, the Army is still at war with terrorism, and preparing for yet more conflict, the chief of staff says.
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Army recruiting is heading to the big cities, looking for Americans who’ve never considered joining up
New recruiting efforts will focus on attracting youth from bigger cities in the Northeast and on the West Coast.
