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Will the Army’s renewed stab to institutionalize smart spending stick?
The Army also has an ambitious plan to modernize the force. Can the service spend responsibly to get it all done?
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Industry, nations hope to cash in on unmanned ground vehicle growth
Analysts see slow but steady growth in the market, while foreign nations may try to cash in.
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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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Chief: This is how the Army must prepare for tomorrow’s wars
As he enters his fourth year as the Army’s top general, Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley continues to push for a more ready, lethal and focused force, one that’s always training for the next fight.
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Almost 800 women are serving in previously closed Army combat jobs. This is how they’re faring.
This January will make three years since the Army opened infantry, armor, fire support and special operator jobs to women for the first time.
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The Army is mulling the idea of a talent-based retention board
The Army is considering putting a cap on how many times sergeants first class can be considered for promotion.
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Decision coming soon on who will build prototypes for a new Army light tank
The Army is expected to make a decision by the end of the year on which companies will build prototype vehicles as part of its light tank competition.
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US Army triggers start of possible ground mobility vehicle competition after long delay
Where does the Army’s effort to buy a Ground Mobility Vehicle stand?
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Army pushes to get Precision Strike Munition to the force by 2023
The Army is dramatically moving forward a timeline for a new long-range capability.
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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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Will the Army’s renewed stab to institutionalize smart spending stick?
The Army also has an ambitious plan to modernize the force. Can the service spend responsibly to get it all done?
-
Industry, nations hope to cash in on unmanned ground vehicle growth
Analysts see slow but steady growth in the market, while foreign nations may try to cash in.
-
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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Chief: This is how the Army must prepare for tomorrow’s wars
As he enters his fourth year as the Army’s top general, Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley continues to push for a more ready, lethal and focused force, one that’s always training for the next fight.
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Almost 800 women are serving in previously closed Army combat jobs. This is how they’re faring.
This January will make three years since the Army opened infantry, armor, fire support and special operator jobs to women for the first time.
-
The Army is mulling the idea of a talent-based retention board
The Army is considering putting a cap on how many times sergeants first class can be considered for promotion.
-
Decision coming soon on who will build prototypes for a new Army light tank
The Army is expected to make a decision by the end of the year on which companies will build prototype vehicles as part of its light tank competition.
-
US Army triggers start of possible ground mobility vehicle competition after long delay
Where does the Army’s effort to buy a Ground Mobility Vehicle stand?
-
Army pushes to get Precision Strike Munition to the force by 2023
The Army is dramatically moving forward a timeline for a new long-range capability.
-
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.
-
Will the Army’s renewed stab to institutionalize smart spending stick?
The Army also has an ambitious plan to modernize the force. Can the service spend responsibly to get it all done?
-
Industry, nations hope to cash in on unmanned ground vehicle growth
Analysts see slow but steady growth in the market, while foreign nations may try to cash in.
-
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.
-
Chief: This is how the Army must prepare for tomorrow’s wars
As he enters his fourth year as the Army’s top general, Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley continues to push for a more ready, lethal and focused force, one that’s always training for the next fight.
-
Almost 800 women are serving in previously closed Army combat jobs. This is how they’re faring.
This January will make three years since the Army opened infantry, armor, fire support and special operator jobs to women for the first time.
-
The Army is mulling the idea of a talent-based retention board
The Army is considering putting a cap on how many times sergeants first class can be considered for promotion.
-
Decision coming soon on who will build prototypes for a new Army light tank
The Army is expected to make a decision by the end of the year on which companies will build prototype vehicles as part of its light tank competition.
-
US Army triggers start of possible ground mobility vehicle competition after long delay
Where does the Army’s effort to buy a Ground Mobility Vehicle stand?
-
Army pushes to get Precision Strike Munition to the force by 2023
The Army is dramatically moving forward a timeline for a new long-range capability.
-
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.
