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How the Army’s center for maneuver warfighting is linking lethality to training and equipment
Getting back to basics while incorporating new tech and techniques are part of the center’s focus.
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Here’s how the Army continues to expand its reach in the Indo-Pacific
The command has long covered a vast territory but with recent changes, it’s gotten even bigger.
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Major changes for small arms are on the way with the Army’s SAW replacement
Five companies have until June to submit their prototypes.
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Taking infantry to the ‘next level’: This task force is working to make it happen
In less than a year, a new task force formed at the direction of the Pentagon’s most senior leaders is pushing key equipment programs and putting personnel policies under a microscope — all to take close combat units to the “next level” of war-fighting overmatch.
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Robots in the ranks: How the Army’s maneuver training is incorporating robots
From drone swarms to optionally manned vehicles and throwable robots, today’s soldiers are training side-by-side with robots.
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Pacific Pathways: Army rotations will go to fewer places but stay longer
The goal is to deepen tactical and operational understanding between U.S. and partner forces.
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Not just for grunts: Soldiers get more soldiering regardless of MOS
While combat arms will see longer training, support jobs will implement more soldiering tasks, field time into the mix.
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TRADOC’s new boss on how the Army plans to prepare for war and grow the force
Major changes to Army training and accessions are under way. Gen. Stephen Townsend is overseeing those changes across the force.
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The future operating environment is here. It’s in Syria
From drones to information operations and stabilization, fighting in Syria has all the marks of future conflict.
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From rugged transport to remote firing platforms, these vehicles come with a lot of options
The company will send a batch of the upgraded vehicles for testing next year.
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How the Army’s center for maneuver warfighting is linking lethality to training and equipment
Getting back to basics while incorporating new tech and techniques are part of the center’s focus.
-
Here’s how the Army continues to expand its reach in the Indo-Pacific
The command has long covered a vast territory but with recent changes, it’s gotten even bigger.
-
Major changes for small arms are on the way with the Army’s SAW replacement
Five companies have until June to submit their prototypes.
-
Taking infantry to the ‘next level’: This task force is working to make it happen
In less than a year, a new task force formed at the direction of the Pentagon’s most senior leaders is pushing key equipment programs and putting personnel policies under a microscope — all to take close combat units to the “next level” of war-fighting overmatch.
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Robots in the ranks: How the Army’s maneuver training is incorporating robots
From drone swarms to optionally manned vehicles and throwable robots, today’s soldiers are training side-by-side with robots.
-
Pacific Pathways: Army rotations will go to fewer places but stay longer
The goal is to deepen tactical and operational understanding between U.S. and partner forces.
-
Not just for grunts: Soldiers get more soldiering regardless of MOS
While combat arms will see longer training, support jobs will implement more soldiering tasks, field time into the mix.
-
TRADOC’s new boss on how the Army plans to prepare for war and grow the force
Major changes to Army training and accessions are under way. Gen. Stephen Townsend is overseeing those changes across the force.
-
The future operating environment is here. It’s in Syria
From drones to information operations and stabilization, fighting in Syria has all the marks of future conflict.
-
From rugged transport to remote firing platforms, these vehicles come with a lot of options
The company will send a batch of the upgraded vehicles for testing next year.
-
How the Army’s center for maneuver warfighting is linking lethality to training and equipment
Getting back to basics while incorporating new tech and techniques are part of the center’s focus.
-
Here’s how the Army continues to expand its reach in the Indo-Pacific
The command has long covered a vast territory but with recent changes, it’s gotten even bigger.
-
Major changes for small arms are on the way with the Army’s SAW replacement
Five companies have until June to submit their prototypes.
-
Taking infantry to the ‘next level’: This task force is working to make it happen
In less than a year, a new task force formed at the direction of the Pentagon’s most senior leaders is pushing key equipment programs and putting personnel policies under a microscope — all to take close combat units to the “next level” of war-fighting overmatch.
-
Robots in the ranks: How the Army’s maneuver training is incorporating robots
From drone swarms to optionally manned vehicles and throwable robots, today’s soldiers are training side-by-side with robots.
-
Pacific Pathways: Army rotations will go to fewer places but stay longer
The goal is to deepen tactical and operational understanding between U.S. and partner forces.
-
Not just for grunts: Soldiers get more soldiering regardless of MOS
While combat arms will see longer training, support jobs will implement more soldiering tasks, field time into the mix.
-
TRADOC’s new boss on how the Army plans to prepare for war and grow the force
Major changes to Army training and accessions are under way. Gen. Stephen Townsend is overseeing those changes across the force.
-
The future operating environment is here. It’s in Syria
From drones to information operations and stabilization, fighting in Syria has all the marks of future conflict.
-
From rugged transport to remote firing platforms, these vehicles come with a lot of options
The company will send a batch of the upgraded vehicles for testing next year.
