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From Paladin upgrades to a 1,000-mile cannon, Army artillery aims high — er, farther
After two decades of counterinsurgency warfare, the Army is beefing up its investments in artillery, once a core part of America’s ground force.
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6 questions with Army Under Secretary Ryan McCarthy
Army Under Secretary Ryan McCarthy has helped spearhead transformation within the service to better position the Army for conflict with peer adversaries.
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Oshkosh robot trucks could roll out to the Army by 2020
New features convert existing PLS supply vehicles into robots in disguise.
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New Next-Gen Combat Vehicle outfit takes on light tank and personnel carrier
The Army’s new Next-Generation Combat Vehicle’s modernization arm is expanding its scope from prototyping next-generation vehicles and ground robots to also guiding more near-term programs through the procurement process.
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Even a little bit of poison is still … poison
Scientists at the U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, are developing a more accurate poison detector.
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Here are some of the big gear upgrades coming soon from PEO Soldier
Major gear aims to reduce weight, improve small arms precision and increase body armor protection.
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This year’s AUSA annual meeting will be the biggest in half a decade
Retired Gen. Carter Ham is gearing up for his third annual meeting as AUSA’s president.
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You can have all the money and the stuff, AUSA president says, but the Army won’t work without the right people
The Army might have its funding under control, the AUSA president says, but the recruiting challenge still looms.
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Learn about WWI hero Alvin York by downloading AUSA’s first graphic novel
The graphic novel is intended to be the first in a series honoring the Army’s Medal of Honor recipients from across the generations.
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Army Rapid Capabilities Office realigned to focus on top modernization priorities
There’s more to the Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office than meets the eye.
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From Paladin upgrades to a 1,000-mile cannon, Army artillery aims high — er, farther
After two decades of counterinsurgency warfare, the Army is beefing up its investments in artillery, once a core part of America’s ground force.
-
6 questions with Army Under Secretary Ryan McCarthy
Army Under Secretary Ryan McCarthy has helped spearhead transformation within the service to better position the Army for conflict with peer adversaries.
-
Oshkosh robot trucks could roll out to the Army by 2020
New features convert existing PLS supply vehicles into robots in disguise.
-
New Next-Gen Combat Vehicle outfit takes on light tank and personnel carrier
The Army’s new Next-Generation Combat Vehicle’s modernization arm is expanding its scope from prototyping next-generation vehicles and ground robots to also guiding more near-term programs through the procurement process.
-
Even a little bit of poison is still … poison
Scientists at the U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, are developing a more accurate poison detector.
-
Here are some of the big gear upgrades coming soon from PEO Soldier
Major gear aims to reduce weight, improve small arms precision and increase body armor protection.
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This year’s AUSA annual meeting will be the biggest in half a decade
Retired Gen. Carter Ham is gearing up for his third annual meeting as AUSA’s president.
-
You can have all the money and the stuff, AUSA president says, but the Army won’t work without the right people
The Army might have its funding under control, the AUSA president says, but the recruiting challenge still looms.
-
Learn about WWI hero Alvin York by downloading AUSA’s first graphic novel
The graphic novel is intended to be the first in a series honoring the Army’s Medal of Honor recipients from across the generations.
-
Army Rapid Capabilities Office realigned to focus on top modernization priorities
There’s more to the Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office than meets the eye.
-
From Paladin upgrades to a 1,000-mile cannon, Army artillery aims high — er, farther
After two decades of counterinsurgency warfare, the Army is beefing up its investments in artillery, once a core part of America’s ground force.
-
6 questions with Army Under Secretary Ryan McCarthy
Army Under Secretary Ryan McCarthy has helped spearhead transformation within the service to better position the Army for conflict with peer adversaries.
-
Oshkosh robot trucks could roll out to the Army by 2020
New features convert existing PLS supply vehicles into robots in disguise.
-
New Next-Gen Combat Vehicle outfit takes on light tank and personnel carrier
The Army’s new Next-Generation Combat Vehicle’s modernization arm is expanding its scope from prototyping next-generation vehicles and ground robots to also guiding more near-term programs through the procurement process.
-
Even a little bit of poison is still … poison
Scientists at the U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, are developing a more accurate poison detector.
-
Here are some of the big gear upgrades coming soon from PEO Soldier
Major gear aims to reduce weight, improve small arms precision and increase body armor protection.
-
This year’s AUSA annual meeting will be the biggest in half a decade
Retired Gen. Carter Ham is gearing up for his third annual meeting as AUSA’s president.
-
You can have all the money and the stuff, AUSA president says, but the Army won’t work without the right people
The Army might have its funding under control, the AUSA president says, but the recruiting challenge still looms.
-
Learn about WWI hero Alvin York by downloading AUSA’s first graphic novel
The graphic novel is intended to be the first in a series honoring the Army’s Medal of Honor recipients from across the generations.
-
Army Rapid Capabilities Office realigned to focus on top modernization priorities
There’s more to the Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office than meets the eye.
