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Army weighing sending missile defense prototypes forward into theater
Is the Army’s new air and missile defense radar ready for the real world?
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Project Convergence to plant a flag in the Pacific
Project Convergence heads to the Pacific to put experimentation to the test from Hawaii to Guam, down the first island chain and into Australia.
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Sensor upgrades next up for the Army’s new rifle and machine gun
The Army wants ‘plug and play’ options for sensor development with the weapon’s fire control.
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Soldiers will get $240 a month for operational deployments
The benefit is the new standard for operational deployment pay moving forward for the service, said Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth.
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What ‘Transformation in Contact’ means for the enlisted soldier
The top enlisted soldier at U.S. Army Forces Command says junior soldiers now have a voice in the Army’s future.
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US Army inches closer to 3D-printing spare parts under fire
An Army unit recently demonstrated 3D-printing a repair part at the tactical edge during a major training rotation, but more work is needed.
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Army to harvest ‘dogs of the fleet’ in bid to boost weapon readiness
The Army is starting a pilot program to enhance operational readiness through expeditionary depot maintenance expertise.
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Army races to widen the bottlenecks of artillery shell production
“There’s going to be a lot of ribbon cuttings between now and the end of the year,” Doug Bush, the Army’s acquisition chief, told Defense News.
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Army wants all troops on new fitness program by 2032. How’s it going?
In one year, the Army has trained more than 1,300 Health and Fitness integrators to bring holistic health training to their units.
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US Army sets ambitious new recruiting goal following years of struggle
The Army is boosting its recruiting goal after meeting its recruiting goals for the first time in several years.
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Army weighing sending missile defense prototypes forward into theater
Is the Army’s new air and missile defense radar ready for the real world?
-
Project Convergence to plant a flag in the Pacific
Project Convergence heads to the Pacific to put experimentation to the test from Hawaii to Guam, down the first island chain and into Australia.
-
Sensor upgrades next up for the Army’s new rifle and machine gun
The Army wants ‘plug and play’ options for sensor development with the weapon’s fire control.
-
Soldiers will get $240 a month for operational deployments
The benefit is the new standard for operational deployment pay moving forward for the service, said Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth.
-
What ‘Transformation in Contact’ means for the enlisted soldier
The top enlisted soldier at U.S. Army Forces Command says junior soldiers now have a voice in the Army’s future.
-
US Army inches closer to 3D-printing spare parts under fire
An Army unit recently demonstrated 3D-printing a repair part at the tactical edge during a major training rotation, but more work is needed.
-
Army to harvest ‘dogs of the fleet’ in bid to boost weapon readiness
The Army is starting a pilot program to enhance operational readiness through expeditionary depot maintenance expertise.
-
Army races to widen the bottlenecks of artillery shell production
“There’s going to be a lot of ribbon cuttings between now and the end of the year,” Doug Bush, the Army’s acquisition chief, told Defense News.
-
Army wants all troops on new fitness program by 2032. How’s it going?
In one year, the Army has trained more than 1,300 Health and Fitness integrators to bring holistic health training to their units.
-
US Army sets ambitious new recruiting goal following years of struggle
The Army is boosting its recruiting goal after meeting its recruiting goals for the first time in several years.
-
Army weighing sending missile defense prototypes forward into theater
Is the Army’s new air and missile defense radar ready for the real world?
-
Project Convergence to plant a flag in the Pacific
Project Convergence heads to the Pacific to put experimentation to the test from Hawaii to Guam, down the first island chain and into Australia.
-
Sensor upgrades next up for the Army’s new rifle and machine gun
The Army wants ‘plug and play’ options for sensor development with the weapon’s fire control.
-
Soldiers will get $240 a month for operational deployments
The benefit is the new standard for operational deployment pay moving forward for the service, said Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth.
-
What ‘Transformation in Contact’ means for the enlisted soldier
The top enlisted soldier at U.S. Army Forces Command says junior soldiers now have a voice in the Army’s future.
-
US Army inches closer to 3D-printing spare parts under fire
An Army unit recently demonstrated 3D-printing a repair part at the tactical edge during a major training rotation, but more work is needed.
-
Army to harvest ‘dogs of the fleet’ in bid to boost weapon readiness
The Army is starting a pilot program to enhance operational readiness through expeditionary depot maintenance expertise.
-
Army races to widen the bottlenecks of artillery shell production
“There’s going to be a lot of ribbon cuttings between now and the end of the year,” Doug Bush, the Army’s acquisition chief, told Defense News.
-
Army wants all troops on new fitness program by 2032. How’s it going?
In one year, the Army has trained more than 1,300 Health and Fitness integrators to bring holistic health training to their units.
-
US Army sets ambitious new recruiting goal following years of struggle
The Army is boosting its recruiting goal after meeting its recruiting goals for the first time in several years.
