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This Hawaii brigade is putting ‘Transformation in Contact’ to the test
Soldiers are testing new concepts as they maneuver across the tropical terrain of Pacific islands in a wide-ranging exercise.
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How the Army is maturing tech for an air defense cannon
The Army is pursuing technology that will tailor cannon artillery, along with hypervelocity projectiles, to air defense missions.
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How the Army is engaging soldiers to write and read more on key issues
The Army wants soldiers to do more military reading and writing, as its leaders hope to capture feedback from the force on how to fight the next war.
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Mobile app gives armor soldiers a training simulator in their pockets
The application works for the Abrams tank, Bradley Fighting Vehicle and soon the M10 Booker.
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Why Army divisions must prepare to get dirty
The 1st Infantry Division will be the next unit to run its headquarters through an in-person, large-scale combat exercise.
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Officials move to purge stale weapon requirements from Army books
Lousy requirements have led to billions of dollars wasted in the Army and elsewhere in the U.S. military.
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Army weighing sending missile defense prototypes forward into theater
Is the Army’s new air and missile defense radar ready for the real world?
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Project Convergence to plant a flag in the Pacific
Project Convergence heads to the Pacific to put experimentation to the test from Hawaii to Guam, down the first island chain and into Australia.
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Sensor upgrades next up for the Army’s new rifle and machine gun
The Army wants ‘plug and play’ options for sensor development with the weapon’s fire control.
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Soldiers will get $240 a month for operational deployments
The benefit is the new standard for operational deployment pay moving forward for the service, said Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth.
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This Hawaii brigade is putting ‘Transformation in Contact’ to the test
Soldiers are testing new concepts as they maneuver across the tropical terrain of Pacific islands in a wide-ranging exercise.
-
How the Army is maturing tech for an air defense cannon
The Army is pursuing technology that will tailor cannon artillery, along with hypervelocity projectiles, to air defense missions.
-
How the Army is engaging soldiers to write and read more on key issues
The Army wants soldiers to do more military reading and writing, as its leaders hope to capture feedback from the force on how to fight the next war.
-
Mobile app gives armor soldiers a training simulator in their pockets
The application works for the Abrams tank, Bradley Fighting Vehicle and soon the M10 Booker.
-
Why Army divisions must prepare to get dirty
The 1st Infantry Division will be the next unit to run its headquarters through an in-person, large-scale combat exercise.
-
Officials move to purge stale weapon requirements from Army books
Lousy requirements have led to billions of dollars wasted in the Army and elsewhere in the U.S. military.
-
Army weighing sending missile defense prototypes forward into theater
Is the Army’s new air and missile defense radar ready for the real world?
-
Project Convergence to plant a flag in the Pacific
Project Convergence heads to the Pacific to put experimentation to the test from Hawaii to Guam, down the first island chain and into Australia.
-
Sensor upgrades next up for the Army’s new rifle and machine gun
The Army wants ‘plug and play’ options for sensor development with the weapon’s fire control.
-
Soldiers will get $240 a month for operational deployments
The benefit is the new standard for operational deployment pay moving forward for the service, said Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth.
-
This Hawaii brigade is putting ‘Transformation in Contact’ to the test
Soldiers are testing new concepts as they maneuver across the tropical terrain of Pacific islands in a wide-ranging exercise.
-
How the Army is maturing tech for an air defense cannon
The Army is pursuing technology that will tailor cannon artillery, along with hypervelocity projectiles, to air defense missions.
-
How the Army is engaging soldiers to write and read more on key issues
The Army wants soldiers to do more military reading and writing, as its leaders hope to capture feedback from the force on how to fight the next war.
-
Mobile app gives armor soldiers a training simulator in their pockets
The application works for the Abrams tank, Bradley Fighting Vehicle and soon the M10 Booker.
-
Why Army divisions must prepare to get dirty
The 1st Infantry Division will be the next unit to run its headquarters through an in-person, large-scale combat exercise.
-
Officials move to purge stale weapon requirements from Army books
Lousy requirements have led to billions of dollars wasted in the Army and elsewhere in the U.S. military.
-
Army weighing sending missile defense prototypes forward into theater
Is the Army’s new air and missile defense radar ready for the real world?
-
Project Convergence to plant a flag in the Pacific
Project Convergence heads to the Pacific to put experimentation to the test from Hawaii to Guam, down the first island chain and into Australia.
-
Sensor upgrades next up for the Army’s new rifle and machine gun
The Army wants ‘plug and play’ options for sensor development with the weapon’s fire control.
-
Soldiers will get $240 a month for operational deployments
The benefit is the new standard for operational deployment pay moving forward for the service, said Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth.
