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Second lady: It’s ‘imperative’ to support military spouses
Karen Pence says she wants to elevate military spouses and encourage businesses to hire them.
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Network defense is an always-on kind of warfare
Adversaries are constantly probing networks trying to exploit vulnerabilities.
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America sold $55.6 billion in weapons abroad in FY18 — a 33 percent jump
Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper, director, Defense Security Cooperation Agency head, says FY 2018 was a strong year for foreign arms sales.
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Fewer soldiers are donating to Army Emergency Relief. Here’s why that’s a problem.
Fewer than 10 percent of soldiers are contributing, and they’re not the ones who use it most, the director says.
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Milley: The war in Afghanistan is 17 years old, and now storm clouds are ‘on the horizon’
On the seventeenth anniversary of the war in Afghanistan, the Army is still at war with terrorism, and preparing for yet more conflict, the chief of staff says.
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From the Pentagon to Fort Bragg to Syria, training is the lethal difference for today’s troops
Changing unit structures can help make existing forces more lethal.
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The British Army’s new robot for explosive ordnance disposal sails through early trials
Harris Corp. is also looking to sell the T7 to the U.S. Army.
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Army recruiting is heading to the big cities, looking for Americans who’ve never considered joining up
New recruiting efforts will focus on attracting youth from bigger cities in the Northeast and on the West Coast.
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The Carl Gustaf is getting a ‘game changing’ laser-guided munition
The new laser precision guided round from Raytheon will have a 2000-meter range and carry a multi-target warhead.
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Man-packable kamikaze drones offer front-line tracking and strike packages
Single-use suicide drones are making their way to the battlefield.
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Second lady: It’s ‘imperative’ to support military spouses
Karen Pence says she wants to elevate military spouses and encourage businesses to hire them.
-
Network defense is an always-on kind of warfare
Adversaries are constantly probing networks trying to exploit vulnerabilities.
-
America sold $55.6 billion in weapons abroad in FY18 — a 33 percent jump
Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper, director, Defense Security Cooperation Agency head, says FY 2018 was a strong year for foreign arms sales.
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Fewer soldiers are donating to Army Emergency Relief. Here’s why that’s a problem.
Fewer than 10 percent of soldiers are contributing, and they’re not the ones who use it most, the director says.
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Milley: The war in Afghanistan is 17 years old, and now storm clouds are ‘on the horizon’
On the seventeenth anniversary of the war in Afghanistan, the Army is still at war with terrorism, and preparing for yet more conflict, the chief of staff says.
-
From the Pentagon to Fort Bragg to Syria, training is the lethal difference for today’s troops
Changing unit structures can help make existing forces more lethal.
-
The British Army’s new robot for explosive ordnance disposal sails through early trials
Harris Corp. is also looking to sell the T7 to the U.S. Army.
-
Army recruiting is heading to the big cities, looking for Americans who’ve never considered joining up
New recruiting efforts will focus on attracting youth from bigger cities in the Northeast and on the West Coast.
-
The Carl Gustaf is getting a ‘game changing’ laser-guided munition
The new laser precision guided round from Raytheon will have a 2000-meter range and carry a multi-target warhead.
-
Man-packable kamikaze drones offer front-line tracking and strike packages
Single-use suicide drones are making their way to the battlefield.
-
Second lady: It’s ‘imperative’ to support military spouses
Karen Pence says she wants to elevate military spouses and encourage businesses to hire them.
-
Network defense is an always-on kind of warfare
Adversaries are constantly probing networks trying to exploit vulnerabilities.
-
America sold $55.6 billion in weapons abroad in FY18 — a 33 percent jump
Lt. Gen. Charles Hooper, director, Defense Security Cooperation Agency head, says FY 2018 was a strong year for foreign arms sales.
-
Fewer soldiers are donating to Army Emergency Relief. Here’s why that’s a problem.
Fewer than 10 percent of soldiers are contributing, and they’re not the ones who use it most, the director says.
-
Milley: The war in Afghanistan is 17 years old, and now storm clouds are ‘on the horizon’
On the seventeenth anniversary of the war in Afghanistan, the Army is still at war with terrorism, and preparing for yet more conflict, the chief of staff says.
-
From the Pentagon to Fort Bragg to Syria, training is the lethal difference for today’s troops
Changing unit structures can help make existing forces more lethal.
-
The British Army’s new robot for explosive ordnance disposal sails through early trials
Harris Corp. is also looking to sell the T7 to the U.S. Army.
-
Army recruiting is heading to the big cities, looking for Americans who’ve never considered joining up
New recruiting efforts will focus on attracting youth from bigger cities in the Northeast and on the West Coast.
-
The Carl Gustaf is getting a ‘game changing’ laser-guided munition
The new laser precision guided round from Raytheon will have a 2000-meter range and carry a multi-target warhead.
-
Man-packable kamikaze drones offer front-line tracking and strike packages
Single-use suicide drones are making their way to the battlefield.
