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First female Ranger grads open up about the aftermath and joining the infantry
Capts. Shaye Haver and Kristen Griest talk about their lives since becoming the first women to graduate Ranger school.
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Army to position more armored vehicles in Europe, speed upgrades to equipment at home
The Army’s budget plans support not only a build-up in Europe, but also modernizing armored brigade combat teams at home.
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Army to base new Futures Command in major city, blend tech and academic cultures
The Army will start with a list of 30 possible cities due this week to the Army secretary and chief of staff, Undersecretary Ryan McCarthy said.
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Army looking to funnel potential budget boost into modernization
After two decades of ups and downs, the Army is looking at its biggest base budget in history.
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Chief: The Army has to start preparing for ‘the big war’
The Army is in the midst of a transition that could take up to 30 years, Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said, as the force shifts from focusing on counterinsurgency to sustained ground wars against enemies that are closer in size and capability.
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Mark Esper sworn in as 23rd Army secretary
Almost four months after the Senate first received his nomination to be top civilian in the Department of the Army, former Raytheon executive Mark Esper took his oath of office Tuesday.
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Top recruiter: Just 136,000 out of 33 million young Americans would join the Army
According to U.S. Army Recruiting Command, there are 33.4 million Americans ages 17 to 24, the Army’s prime demographic for enlisting and commissioning.
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Acting SECARMY: The Army’s new modernization command can learn from rapid special ops acquisitions
The Army is standing up a new modernization command for the express purpose of efficiently developing capabilities and capacity, and it’s going to need seasoned officers and plenty of soldier input to keep it running, Acting Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy said.
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The Army is deciding which posts will be next to accept women in infantry, armor, artillery
There’s not a job in the Army that isn’t open to women, but there are still only a couple of places to serve for those female soldiers who have joined the infantry, armor and fire support specialist communities.
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Army offers automatic promotions to Security Force Assistance Brigade volunteers
The Army is preparing to graduate the first class of the Military Training Adviser Academy and stand up its first Security Force Assistance Brigade. To attract talent for the next five planned brigades, there are now new incentives to volunteer.
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First female Ranger grads open up about the aftermath and joining the infantry
Capts. Shaye Haver and Kristen Griest talk about their lives since becoming the first women to graduate Ranger school.
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Army to position more armored vehicles in Europe, speed upgrades to equipment at home
The Army’s budget plans support not only a build-up in Europe, but also modernizing armored brigade combat teams at home.
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Army to base new Futures Command in major city, blend tech and academic cultures
The Army will start with a list of 30 possible cities due this week to the Army secretary and chief of staff, Undersecretary Ryan McCarthy said.
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Army looking to funnel potential budget boost into modernization
After two decades of ups and downs, the Army is looking at its biggest base budget in history.
-
Chief: The Army has to start preparing for ‘the big war’
The Army is in the midst of a transition that could take up to 30 years, Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said, as the force shifts from focusing on counterinsurgency to sustained ground wars against enemies that are closer in size and capability.
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Mark Esper sworn in as 23rd Army secretary
Almost four months after the Senate first received his nomination to be top civilian in the Department of the Army, former Raytheon executive Mark Esper took his oath of office Tuesday.
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Top recruiter: Just 136,000 out of 33 million young Americans would join the Army
According to U.S. Army Recruiting Command, there are 33.4 million Americans ages 17 to 24, the Army’s prime demographic for enlisting and commissioning.
-
Acting SECARMY: The Army’s new modernization command can learn from rapid special ops acquisitions
The Army is standing up a new modernization command for the express purpose of efficiently developing capabilities and capacity, and it’s going to need seasoned officers and plenty of soldier input to keep it running, Acting Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy said.
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The Army is deciding which posts will be next to accept women in infantry, armor, artillery
There’s not a job in the Army that isn’t open to women, but there are still only a couple of places to serve for those female soldiers who have joined the infantry, armor and fire support specialist communities.
-
Army offers automatic promotions to Security Force Assistance Brigade volunteers
The Army is preparing to graduate the first class of the Military Training Adviser Academy and stand up its first Security Force Assistance Brigade. To attract talent for the next five planned brigades, there are now new incentives to volunteer.
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First female Ranger grads open up about the aftermath and joining the infantry
Capts. Shaye Haver and Kristen Griest talk about their lives since becoming the first women to graduate Ranger school.
-
Army to position more armored vehicles in Europe, speed upgrades to equipment at home
The Army’s budget plans support not only a build-up in Europe, but also modernizing armored brigade combat teams at home.
-
Army to base new Futures Command in major city, blend tech and academic cultures
The Army will start with a list of 30 possible cities due this week to the Army secretary and chief of staff, Undersecretary Ryan McCarthy said.
-
Army looking to funnel potential budget boost into modernization
After two decades of ups and downs, the Army is looking at its biggest base budget in history.
-
Chief: The Army has to start preparing for ‘the big war’
The Army is in the midst of a transition that could take up to 30 years, Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said, as the force shifts from focusing on counterinsurgency to sustained ground wars against enemies that are closer in size and capability.
-
Mark Esper sworn in as 23rd Army secretary
Almost four months after the Senate first received his nomination to be top civilian in the Department of the Army, former Raytheon executive Mark Esper took his oath of office Tuesday.
-
Top recruiter: Just 136,000 out of 33 million young Americans would join the Army
According to U.S. Army Recruiting Command, there are 33.4 million Americans ages 17 to 24, the Army’s prime demographic for enlisting and commissioning.
-
Acting SECARMY: The Army’s new modernization command can learn from rapid special ops acquisitions
The Army is standing up a new modernization command for the express purpose of efficiently developing capabilities and capacity, and it’s going to need seasoned officers and plenty of soldier input to keep it running, Acting Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy said.
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The Army is deciding which posts will be next to accept women in infantry, armor, artillery
There’s not a job in the Army that isn’t open to women, but there are still only a couple of places to serve for those female soldiers who have joined the infantry, armor and fire support specialist communities.
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Army offers automatic promotions to Security Force Assistance Brigade volunteers
The Army is preparing to graduate the first class of the Military Training Adviser Academy and stand up its first Security Force Assistance Brigade. To attract talent for the next five planned brigades, there are now new incentives to volunteer.
