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Get ready for dietitians, physical therapists and more in every Army battalion
The Army’s new PT test will bring with it new fitness centers and training staff.
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Almost 800 women are serving in previously closed Army combat jobs. This is how they’re faring.
This January will make three years since the Army opened infantry, armor, fire support and special operator jobs to women for the first time.
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The Army is mulling the idea of a talent-based retention board
The Army is considering putting a cap on how many times sergeants first class can be considered for promotion.
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Milley: We’re going to cut instructor-trainee ratios at Army basic training in half
Army leadership is planning to extend basic training for all soldiers over the next few years.
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A Ranger and a civil affairs soldier are the Army’s ‘Best Warriors’
Two members of Army Special Operations Command are the soldier and NCO of the year.
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Meet this year’s honorary Sergeant Major of the Army
The CEO of the Washington, D.C.-Baltimore area USO is this year’s honorary sergeant major of the Army.
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Commanders have a lot more discretion now than they did a few months ago. Are they up to the challenge?
The Army has canned a long list of formerly mandatory training and administrative tasks. What will be the effects?
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The Army missed its end strength goal this year. Can it make up the setback?
Senior leaders discuss the fallout from missing this year’s recruiting goal.
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The Army secretary is guiding the service through a ‘renaissance’
The Army is poised for a renewal, according to the service’s civilian boss.
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In his fourth year, Army chief expands focus from readiness to modernization
The Army’s chief of staff is proud of the progress the service has made in his tenure, and there are big plans for more.
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Get ready for dietitians, physical therapists and more in every Army battalion
The Army’s new PT test will bring with it new fitness centers and training staff.
-
Almost 800 women are serving in previously closed Army combat jobs. This is how they’re faring.
This January will make three years since the Army opened infantry, armor, fire support and special operator jobs to women for the first time.
-
The Army is mulling the idea of a talent-based retention board
The Army is considering putting a cap on how many times sergeants first class can be considered for promotion.
-
Milley: We’re going to cut instructor-trainee ratios at Army basic training in half
Army leadership is planning to extend basic training for all soldiers over the next few years.
-
A Ranger and a civil affairs soldier are the Army’s ‘Best Warriors’
Two members of Army Special Operations Command are the soldier and NCO of the year.
-
Meet this year’s honorary Sergeant Major of the Army
The CEO of the Washington, D.C.-Baltimore area USO is this year’s honorary sergeant major of the Army.
-
Commanders have a lot more discretion now than they did a few months ago. Are they up to the challenge?
The Army has canned a long list of formerly mandatory training and administrative tasks. What will be the effects?
-
The Army missed its end strength goal this year. Can it make up the setback?
Senior leaders discuss the fallout from missing this year’s recruiting goal.
-
The Army secretary is guiding the service through a ‘renaissance’
The Army is poised for a renewal, according to the service’s civilian boss.
-
In his fourth year, Army chief expands focus from readiness to modernization
The Army’s chief of staff is proud of the progress the service has made in his tenure, and there are big plans for more.
-
Get ready for dietitians, physical therapists and more in every Army battalion
The Army’s new PT test will bring with it new fitness centers and training staff.
-
Almost 800 women are serving in previously closed Army combat jobs. This is how they’re faring.
This January will make three years since the Army opened infantry, armor, fire support and special operator jobs to women for the first time.
-
The Army is mulling the idea of a talent-based retention board
The Army is considering putting a cap on how many times sergeants first class can be considered for promotion.
-
Milley: We’re going to cut instructor-trainee ratios at Army basic training in half
Army leadership is planning to extend basic training for all soldiers over the next few years.
-
A Ranger and a civil affairs soldier are the Army’s ‘Best Warriors’
Two members of Army Special Operations Command are the soldier and NCO of the year.
-
Meet this year’s honorary Sergeant Major of the Army
The CEO of the Washington, D.C.-Baltimore area USO is this year’s honorary sergeant major of the Army.
-
Commanders have a lot more discretion now than they did a few months ago. Are they up to the challenge?
The Army has canned a long list of formerly mandatory training and administrative tasks. What will be the effects?
-
The Army missed its end strength goal this year. Can it make up the setback?
Senior leaders discuss the fallout from missing this year’s recruiting goal.
-
The Army secretary is guiding the service through a ‘renaissance’
The Army is poised for a renewal, according to the service’s civilian boss.
-
In his fourth year, Army chief expands focus from readiness to modernization
The Army’s chief of staff is proud of the progress the service has made in his tenure, and there are big plans for more.
