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Barracks overhauls worth more than $9 billion coming to Army posts
The Army aims to eliminate or improve its substandard barracks by the end of fiscal 2030. To do so, it has requested $9.6 billion for barracks repair and reconstruction.
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Wildfires, civil unrest, hurricanes, a pandemic, combat prep — the Army Guard had a busy year
The op tempo for Army National Guard units around the country was exceptionally high in a rather strange year.
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Boeing and General Atomics join forces on new laser weapon
The new high-powered laser will be configured for air and missile defense.
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Pentagon officials see ‘troubling’ small business decline since COVID
Over recent months, the Defense Logistics Agency has awarded hundreds of millions of dollars in contracts for the federal response to the pandemic, but that’s not necessarily benefitting the Defense Department’s usual vendors.
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Army SFAB advisers will have to share some friends with China
“There is a concerted effort to build mil-to-mil relationships between many of the partners we work with and the PLA [People’s Liberation Army of China],” said the 5th SFAB commander.
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US Army demonstrates a first in electronic warfare
The Army has demonstrated an ability that service officials and industry agree is significant.
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5 questions with the commander of a special ops signal battalion
The former chief of market research for the Army’s tactical network modernization effort discusses how that experience helps him in his role leading soldiers.
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An Army BCT will conduct a multistate live and virtual training event within two years
The next steps will also include two allied divisions under III Corps running a similar, large-scale mixed training exercise.
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US-developed hypersonic missile hit within 6 inches of target, says Army secretary
The Army secretary hailed the hypersonic missile’s accuracy in his opening speech at the annual AUSA conference
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Deployment demands, training requirements to be reduced, Army leaders announce
“Building from the momentum of the last three years, we must seek balance of readiness with our other ambitions,” the Army secretary said.
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Barracks overhauls worth more than $9 billion coming to Army posts
The Army aims to eliminate or improve its substandard barracks by the end of fiscal 2030. To do so, it has requested $9.6 billion for barracks repair and reconstruction.
-
Wildfires, civil unrest, hurricanes, a pandemic, combat prep — the Army Guard had a busy year
The op tempo for Army National Guard units around the country was exceptionally high in a rather strange year.
-
Boeing and General Atomics join forces on new laser weapon
The new high-powered laser will be configured for air and missile defense.
-
Pentagon officials see ‘troubling’ small business decline since COVID
Over recent months, the Defense Logistics Agency has awarded hundreds of millions of dollars in contracts for the federal response to the pandemic, but that’s not necessarily benefitting the Defense Department’s usual vendors.
-
Army SFAB advisers will have to share some friends with China
“There is a concerted effort to build mil-to-mil relationships between many of the partners we work with and the PLA [People’s Liberation Army of China],” said the 5th SFAB commander.
-
US Army demonstrates a first in electronic warfare
The Army has demonstrated an ability that service officials and industry agree is significant.
-
5 questions with the commander of a special ops signal battalion
The former chief of market research for the Army’s tactical network modernization effort discusses how that experience helps him in his role leading soldiers.
-
An Army BCT will conduct a multistate live and virtual training event within two years
The next steps will also include two allied divisions under III Corps running a similar, large-scale mixed training exercise.
-
US-developed hypersonic missile hit within 6 inches of target, says Army secretary
The Army secretary hailed the hypersonic missile’s accuracy in his opening speech at the annual AUSA conference
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Deployment demands, training requirements to be reduced, Army leaders announce
“Building from the momentum of the last three years, we must seek balance of readiness with our other ambitions,” the Army secretary said.
-
Barracks overhauls worth more than $9 billion coming to Army posts
The Army aims to eliminate or improve its substandard barracks by the end of fiscal 2030. To do so, it has requested $9.6 billion for barracks repair and reconstruction.
-
Wildfires, civil unrest, hurricanes, a pandemic, combat prep — the Army Guard had a busy year
The op tempo for Army National Guard units around the country was exceptionally high in a rather strange year.
-
Boeing and General Atomics join forces on new laser weapon
The new high-powered laser will be configured for air and missile defense.
-
Pentagon officials see ‘troubling’ small business decline since COVID
Over recent months, the Defense Logistics Agency has awarded hundreds of millions of dollars in contracts for the federal response to the pandemic, but that’s not necessarily benefitting the Defense Department’s usual vendors.
-
Army SFAB advisers will have to share some friends with China
“There is a concerted effort to build mil-to-mil relationships between many of the partners we work with and the PLA [People’s Liberation Army of China],” said the 5th SFAB commander.
-
US Army demonstrates a first in electronic warfare
The Army has demonstrated an ability that service officials and industry agree is significant.
-
5 questions with the commander of a special ops signal battalion
The former chief of market research for the Army’s tactical network modernization effort discusses how that experience helps him in his role leading soldiers.
-
An Army BCT will conduct a multistate live and virtual training event within two years
The next steps will also include two allied divisions under III Corps running a similar, large-scale mixed training exercise.
-
US-developed hypersonic missile hit within 6 inches of target, says Army secretary
The Army secretary hailed the hypersonic missile’s accuracy in his opening speech at the annual AUSA conference
-
Deployment demands, training requirements to be reduced, Army leaders announce
“Building from the momentum of the last three years, we must seek balance of readiness with our other ambitions,” the Army secretary said.
