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US Army heightens focus on contested logistics in Pacific
The U.S. Army in the Pacific is set to ramp up efforts that examine how to conduct battlefield logistics in contested environments.
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US Army brigade in Africa seeks to ward off Chinese, Russian influence
However, current doctrine does not explicitly define the role of security force assistance brigades in responding to a crisis or conflict.
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The Army is struggling to stay out of the culture war
“We get criticized sometimes for being ‘woke.’ I’m not sure what ‘woke’ means,” the Army secretary said.
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Five questions with Gen. James McConville, US Army chief of staff
With one year left on the job, McConville is fighting to fix the Army’s recruitment problem while trying to get new signature weapons systems to soldiers.
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Next Generation Squad Weapon on target for 2023
The new rifle and automatic rifle will fire a never-before-fielded 6.8 mm round.
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Spike missile heads toward long-range precision munition shoot-off
See what it looked like in previous testing, from Apache helo to missile impact.
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No system under modernization push depends on another, US Army says
The Army is taking lessons learned from Future Combat Systems: Don’t make technologies dependent on each other for success.
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Gear updates from the center for all things soldier kit
From boots and gloves to batteries, scopes and body armor, if it touches the soldier, this program touches it.
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Wormuth: US Army to invest in larger, high-tech formations
Contending with advanced adversaries means larger Army formations with high-tech capabilities, the service secretary said Oct. 10 at AUSA.
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US Army secretary looks to 2040 to scale key tech
Biotechnology and artificial intelligence are among the ongoing focus areas.
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US Army heightens focus on contested logistics in Pacific
The U.S. Army in the Pacific is set to ramp up efforts that examine how to conduct battlefield logistics in contested environments.
-
US Army brigade in Africa seeks to ward off Chinese, Russian influence
However, current doctrine does not explicitly define the role of security force assistance brigades in responding to a crisis or conflict.
-
The Army is struggling to stay out of the culture war
“We get criticized sometimes for being ‘woke.’ I’m not sure what ‘woke’ means,” the Army secretary said.
-
Five questions with Gen. James McConville, US Army chief of staff
With one year left on the job, McConville is fighting to fix the Army’s recruitment problem while trying to get new signature weapons systems to soldiers.
-
Next Generation Squad Weapon on target for 2023
The new rifle and automatic rifle will fire a never-before-fielded 6.8 mm round.
-
Spike missile heads toward long-range precision munition shoot-off
See what it looked like in previous testing, from Apache helo to missile impact.
-
No system under modernization push depends on another, US Army says
The Army is taking lessons learned from Future Combat Systems: Don’t make technologies dependent on each other for success.
-
Gear updates from the center for all things soldier kit
From boots and gloves to batteries, scopes and body armor, if it touches the soldier, this program touches it.
-
Wormuth: US Army to invest in larger, high-tech formations
Contending with advanced adversaries means larger Army formations with high-tech capabilities, the service secretary said Oct. 10 at AUSA.
-
US Army secretary looks to 2040 to scale key tech
Biotechnology and artificial intelligence are among the ongoing focus areas.
-
US Army heightens focus on contested logistics in Pacific
The U.S. Army in the Pacific is set to ramp up efforts that examine how to conduct battlefield logistics in contested environments.
-
US Army brigade in Africa seeks to ward off Chinese, Russian influence
However, current doctrine does not explicitly define the role of security force assistance brigades in responding to a crisis or conflict.
-
The Army is struggling to stay out of the culture war
“We get criticized sometimes for being ‘woke.’ I’m not sure what ‘woke’ means,” the Army secretary said.
-
Five questions with Gen. James McConville, US Army chief of staff
With one year left on the job, McConville is fighting to fix the Army’s recruitment problem while trying to get new signature weapons systems to soldiers.
-
Next Generation Squad Weapon on target for 2023
The new rifle and automatic rifle will fire a never-before-fielded 6.8 mm round.
-
Spike missile heads toward long-range precision munition shoot-off
See what it looked like in previous testing, from Apache helo to missile impact.
-
No system under modernization push depends on another, US Army says
The Army is taking lessons learned from Future Combat Systems: Don’t make technologies dependent on each other for success.
-
Gear updates from the center for all things soldier kit
From boots and gloves to batteries, scopes and body armor, if it touches the soldier, this program touches it.
-
Wormuth: US Army to invest in larger, high-tech formations
Contending with advanced adversaries means larger Army formations with high-tech capabilities, the service secretary said Oct. 10 at AUSA.
-
US Army secretary looks to 2040 to scale key tech
Biotechnology and artificial intelligence are among the ongoing focus areas.
