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Soldiers to evaluate new light tank prototypes
An upcoming soldier vehicle assessment for the Mobile Protected Firepower competitive entries could be a determining factor in helping the Army choose a winner.
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More stars to come for generals in charge of modernization priorities
The Army secretary said more stars are coming for generals leading modernization priorities and top programs.
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Extended training here to stay for infantry and armor soldiers
The extended One Station Unit Training for infantry and armor continued through the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Textron Systems, Shield AI team up on unmanned project
But this is not the first collaboration with a traditional defense firm for Shield AI, which is one of a number of of tech companies aiming to break into the Pentagon market.
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New force generation model aims to regionally align Army units, give troops predictability
“If we call you … you’re going to go first because your equipment is tailored for that, you understand the environment … you know the adversary [and] you know the plan,” said one Army general.
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Army training, recruiting marches on despite COVID-19 challenges
Even in a pandemic, the Army recruited and trained new soldiers at a rate that met annual goals.
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The Army’s SAW and M4 replacement is headed to troops by 2022
The new weapons will bring the 6.8mm projectile into the U.S. military inventory for the first time.
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US Army wants to converge through the electromagnetic spectrum
The Army’s strategic operations directorate views the electromagnetic spectrum as the glue that will enable its efforts for new joint concepts that converge capabilities together.
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How will Trump and Biden handle veterans issues? Here’s what they told us.
President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden answer questions from veterans organizations about policy issues affecting the veterans community.
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Netflix-style services undercut military recruiting ads, so DoD wants new authorities from Congress
The Defense Department wants to expand information collection, mirror private sector methods and help tailor recruiting content to youths, according to Stephanie Miller, director of military accession policy within the Pentagon.
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Soldiers to evaluate new light tank prototypes
An upcoming soldier vehicle assessment for the Mobile Protected Firepower competitive entries could be a determining factor in helping the Army choose a winner.
-
More stars to come for generals in charge of modernization priorities
The Army secretary said more stars are coming for generals leading modernization priorities and top programs.
-
Extended training here to stay for infantry and armor soldiers
The extended One Station Unit Training for infantry and armor continued through the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
Textron Systems, Shield AI team up on unmanned project
But this is not the first collaboration with a traditional defense firm for Shield AI, which is one of a number of of tech companies aiming to break into the Pentagon market.
-
New force generation model aims to regionally align Army units, give troops predictability
“If we call you … you’re going to go first because your equipment is tailored for that, you understand the environment … you know the adversary [and] you know the plan,” said one Army general.
-
Army training, recruiting marches on despite COVID-19 challenges
Even in a pandemic, the Army recruited and trained new soldiers at a rate that met annual goals.
-
The Army’s SAW and M4 replacement is headed to troops by 2022
The new weapons will bring the 6.8mm projectile into the U.S. military inventory for the first time.
-
US Army wants to converge through the electromagnetic spectrum
The Army’s strategic operations directorate views the electromagnetic spectrum as the glue that will enable its efforts for new joint concepts that converge capabilities together.
-
How will Trump and Biden handle veterans issues? Here’s what they told us.
President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden answer questions from veterans organizations about policy issues affecting the veterans community.
-
Netflix-style services undercut military recruiting ads, so DoD wants new authorities from Congress
The Defense Department wants to expand information collection, mirror private sector methods and help tailor recruiting content to youths, according to Stephanie Miller, director of military accession policy within the Pentagon.
-
Soldiers to evaluate new light tank prototypes
An upcoming soldier vehicle assessment for the Mobile Protected Firepower competitive entries could be a determining factor in helping the Army choose a winner.
-
More stars to come for generals in charge of modernization priorities
The Army secretary said more stars are coming for generals leading modernization priorities and top programs.
-
Extended training here to stay for infantry and armor soldiers
The extended One Station Unit Training for infantry and armor continued through the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
Textron Systems, Shield AI team up on unmanned project
But this is not the first collaboration with a traditional defense firm for Shield AI, which is one of a number of of tech companies aiming to break into the Pentagon market.
-
New force generation model aims to regionally align Army units, give troops predictability
“If we call you … you’re going to go first because your equipment is tailored for that, you understand the environment … you know the adversary [and] you know the plan,” said one Army general.
-
Army training, recruiting marches on despite COVID-19 challenges
Even in a pandemic, the Army recruited and trained new soldiers at a rate that met annual goals.
-
The Army’s SAW and M4 replacement is headed to troops by 2022
The new weapons will bring the 6.8mm projectile into the U.S. military inventory for the first time.
-
US Army wants to converge through the electromagnetic spectrum
The Army’s strategic operations directorate views the electromagnetic spectrum as the glue that will enable its efforts for new joint concepts that converge capabilities together.
-
How will Trump and Biden handle veterans issues? Here’s what they told us.
President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden answer questions from veterans organizations about policy issues affecting the veterans community.
-
Netflix-style services undercut military recruiting ads, so DoD wants new authorities from Congress
The Defense Department wants to expand information collection, mirror private sector methods and help tailor recruiting content to youths, according to Stephanie Miller, director of military accession policy within the Pentagon.
