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Pacific Pathways: Army rotations will go to fewer places but stay longer
The goal is to deepen tactical and operational understanding between U.S. and partner forces.
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Not just for grunts: Soldiers get more soldiering regardless of MOS
While combat arms will see longer training, support jobs will implement more soldiering tasks, field time into the mix.
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TRADOC’s new boss on how the Army plans to prepare for war and grow the force
Major changes to Army training and accessions are under way. Gen. Stephen Townsend is overseeing those changes across the force.
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The future operating environment is here. It’s in Syria
From drones to information operations and stabilization, fighting in Syria has all the marks of future conflict.
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Man-portable, multi-tool drones coming to ground troops near you
The potential of man-portable drones for ground troops is enormous.
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Milley: We’re going to cut instructor-trainee ratios at Army basic training in half
Army leadership is planning to extend basic training for all soldiers over the next few years.
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Can this AI tech find a terrorist in a surveillance video?
A video analytics and cloud computing firm wants to use artificial intelligence to make ISR easier for the Army.
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As Army’s Shadow to fade from view, Textron looks to a successor
Textron is trying to garner interest in its new X5-55 unmanned drone, which it is using as a test bed for emerging rotor and propulsion technology.
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Replacing the Bradley is the top priority for the Army’s next-gen combat vehicle modernization team
The modernization team tasked with advancing the Army’s next-generation combat vehicles is focused, as its top priority, on replacing the Bradley Fighting Vehicle with an Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle.
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What’s the rush? US Army races to get missile defense radar early
The Army is planning to rapidly prototype new radar to replace old Patriot air-and-missile defense sensor.
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Pacific Pathways: Army rotations will go to fewer places but stay longer
The goal is to deepen tactical and operational understanding between U.S. and partner forces.
-
Not just for grunts: Soldiers get more soldiering regardless of MOS
While combat arms will see longer training, support jobs will implement more soldiering tasks, field time into the mix.
-
TRADOC’s new boss on how the Army plans to prepare for war and grow the force
Major changes to Army training and accessions are under way. Gen. Stephen Townsend is overseeing those changes across the force.
-
The future operating environment is here. It’s in Syria
From drones to information operations and stabilization, fighting in Syria has all the marks of future conflict.
-
Man-portable, multi-tool drones coming to ground troops near you
The potential of man-portable drones for ground troops is enormous.
-
Milley: We’re going to cut instructor-trainee ratios at Army basic training in half
Army leadership is planning to extend basic training for all soldiers over the next few years.
-
Can this AI tech find a terrorist in a surveillance video?
A video analytics and cloud computing firm wants to use artificial intelligence to make ISR easier for the Army.
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As Army’s Shadow to fade from view, Textron looks to a successor
Textron is trying to garner interest in its new X5-55 unmanned drone, which it is using as a test bed for emerging rotor and propulsion technology.
-
Replacing the Bradley is the top priority for the Army’s next-gen combat vehicle modernization team
The modernization team tasked with advancing the Army’s next-generation combat vehicles is focused, as its top priority, on replacing the Bradley Fighting Vehicle with an Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle.
-
What’s the rush? US Army races to get missile defense radar early
The Army is planning to rapidly prototype new radar to replace old Patriot air-and-missile defense sensor.
-
Pacific Pathways: Army rotations will go to fewer places but stay longer
The goal is to deepen tactical and operational understanding between U.S. and partner forces.
-
Not just for grunts: Soldiers get more soldiering regardless of MOS
While combat arms will see longer training, support jobs will implement more soldiering tasks, field time into the mix.
-
TRADOC’s new boss on how the Army plans to prepare for war and grow the force
Major changes to Army training and accessions are under way. Gen. Stephen Townsend is overseeing those changes across the force.
-
The future operating environment is here. It’s in Syria
From drones to information operations and stabilization, fighting in Syria has all the marks of future conflict.
-
Man-portable, multi-tool drones coming to ground troops near you
The potential of man-portable drones for ground troops is enormous.
-
Milley: We’re going to cut instructor-trainee ratios at Army basic training in half
Army leadership is planning to extend basic training for all soldiers over the next few years.
-
Can this AI tech find a terrorist in a surveillance video?
A video analytics and cloud computing firm wants to use artificial intelligence to make ISR easier for the Army.
-
As Army’s Shadow to fade from view, Textron looks to a successor
Textron is trying to garner interest in its new X5-55 unmanned drone, which it is using as a test bed for emerging rotor and propulsion technology.
-
Replacing the Bradley is the top priority for the Army’s next-gen combat vehicle modernization team
The modernization team tasked with advancing the Army’s next-generation combat vehicles is focused, as its top priority, on replacing the Bradley Fighting Vehicle with an Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle.
-
What’s the rush? US Army races to get missile defense radar early
The Army is planning to rapidly prototype new radar to replace old Patriot air-and-missile defense sensor.
