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South Korea and US begin naval drills amid North Korean threat
North Korea has accused the United States of provoking the country by mobilizing an aircraft carrier and other war assets near the Korean Peninsula.
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T-X trainer award not likely until at least spring 2018
A contract for the Air Force’s T-X trainer program probably won’t be awarded until next spring, even if Congress is able to pass a spending bill that would remove restrictions on new-start programs, one of the service’s top leaders said Thursday.
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Cyber operators to commanders: Bring us in early and often
The Army’s cyber operators want unit commanders to know they’re ready to deliver tailorable solutions — and they’re bringing their servers with them.
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Here’s what the Pentagon’s persistent cyber training platform might look like
One of the most important components needed in the coming years by the cyber operations community within the Pentagon is its own cyber firing range.
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Advanced training simulators needed across the Army, at every level
The Army’s inventory of training simulators is outmoded and too old, a top general says.
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Global rotorcraft sales putting pressure on US Army training bandwidth
The U.S. Army is looking at ways to alleviate a looming crunch at its Fort Rucker, Ala., rotorcraft training school, which could disproportionately impact the ability to train pilots from allied nations.
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Massive drill validates Israel’s cyber-secure C4I network
While Israel demonstrated many of the integrated C4I capabilities in Israel’s 2014 Gaza war, the drill marked the first time the IDF could evaluate technologies, tactics and procedures on such a broad scale.
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US Army Africa turns focus to Lake Chad Basin, increases exercises to deter emerging extremist groups
For years, U.S. Army Africa has been hosting hundreds of civil affairs and Special Forces troops in a bid to build security and deter extremist groups, particular in countries like Cameroon, Niger and Mali.
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Units need more fit, disciplined soldiers, so TRADOC is looking at a basic training overhaul
With the Army’s end strength on an upswing and growing concerns about the fitness of newly minted soldiers, the Center for Initial Military Training is launching a study into the Army’s entire program of instruction for making soldiers.
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Guard director: Training, development and predictability will help soldiers
Training is one of the best retention tools, according to the Army National Guard director.
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South Korea and US begin naval drills amid North Korean threat
North Korea has accused the United States of provoking the country by mobilizing an aircraft carrier and other war assets near the Korean Peninsula.
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T-X trainer award not likely until at least spring 2018
A contract for the Air Force’s T-X trainer program probably won’t be awarded until next spring, even if Congress is able to pass a spending bill that would remove restrictions on new-start programs, one of the service’s top leaders said Thursday.
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Cyber operators to commanders: Bring us in early and often
The Army’s cyber operators want unit commanders to know they’re ready to deliver tailorable solutions — and they’re bringing their servers with them.
-
Here’s what the Pentagon’s persistent cyber training platform might look like
One of the most important components needed in the coming years by the cyber operations community within the Pentagon is its own cyber firing range.
-
Advanced training simulators needed across the Army, at every level
The Army’s inventory of training simulators is outmoded and too old, a top general says.
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Global rotorcraft sales putting pressure on US Army training bandwidth
The U.S. Army is looking at ways to alleviate a looming crunch at its Fort Rucker, Ala., rotorcraft training school, which could disproportionately impact the ability to train pilots from allied nations.
-
Massive drill validates Israel’s cyber-secure C4I network
While Israel demonstrated many of the integrated C4I capabilities in Israel’s 2014 Gaza war, the drill marked the first time the IDF could evaluate technologies, tactics and procedures on such a broad scale.
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US Army Africa turns focus to Lake Chad Basin, increases exercises to deter emerging extremist groups
For years, U.S. Army Africa has been hosting hundreds of civil affairs and Special Forces troops in a bid to build security and deter extremist groups, particular in countries like Cameroon, Niger and Mali.
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Units need more fit, disciplined soldiers, so TRADOC is looking at a basic training overhaul
With the Army’s end strength on an upswing and growing concerns about the fitness of newly minted soldiers, the Center for Initial Military Training is launching a study into the Army’s entire program of instruction for making soldiers.
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Guard director: Training, development and predictability will help soldiers
Training is one of the best retention tools, according to the Army National Guard director.
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South Korea and US begin naval drills amid North Korean threat
North Korea has accused the United States of provoking the country by mobilizing an aircraft carrier and other war assets near the Korean Peninsula.
-
T-X trainer award not likely until at least spring 2018
A contract for the Air Force’s T-X trainer program probably won’t be awarded until next spring, even if Congress is able to pass a spending bill that would remove restrictions on new-start programs, one of the service’s top leaders said Thursday.
-
Cyber operators to commanders: Bring us in early and often
The Army’s cyber operators want unit commanders to know they’re ready to deliver tailorable solutions — and they’re bringing their servers with them.
-
Here’s what the Pentagon’s persistent cyber training platform might look like
One of the most important components needed in the coming years by the cyber operations community within the Pentagon is its own cyber firing range.
-
Advanced training simulators needed across the Army, at every level
The Army’s inventory of training simulators is outmoded and too old, a top general says.
-
Global rotorcraft sales putting pressure on US Army training bandwidth
The U.S. Army is looking at ways to alleviate a looming crunch at its Fort Rucker, Ala., rotorcraft training school, which could disproportionately impact the ability to train pilots from allied nations.
-
Massive drill validates Israel’s cyber-secure C4I network
While Israel demonstrated many of the integrated C4I capabilities in Israel’s 2014 Gaza war, the drill marked the first time the IDF could evaluate technologies, tactics and procedures on such a broad scale.
-
US Army Africa turns focus to Lake Chad Basin, increases exercises to deter emerging extremist groups
For years, U.S. Army Africa has been hosting hundreds of civil affairs and Special Forces troops in a bid to build security and deter extremist groups, particular in countries like Cameroon, Niger and Mali.
-
Units need more fit, disciplined soldiers, so TRADOC is looking at a basic training overhaul
With the Army’s end strength on an upswing and growing concerns about the fitness of newly minted soldiers, the Center for Initial Military Training is launching a study into the Army’s entire program of instruction for making soldiers.
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Guard director: Training, development and predictability will help soldiers
Training is one of the best retention tools, according to the Army National Guard director.
