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New video game gives junior soldiers access to experimental vehicles, guns
Players can customize tanks and test unmanned capabilities that the Army might adopt in the future.
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US military halts exercises over Qatar crisis
Qatar is home to the massive Al Udeid Air Base, the forward headquarters of Central Command, which oversees the U.S.-led coalition’s bombing campaign against ISIS and manages a direct line to Russia to manage Syria’s crowded skies.
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F-35A fighter jet coming to Alaskan Air Force base for testing
The F-35 is the most expensive weapons program in U.S. history. Each one costs about $95 million.
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Russian military exercise features ICBM launchers
The Russian military is conducting sweeping drills that involve dozens of ICBM launchers.
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New York Army National Guard soldiers head to Ukraine for training mission
New York Army National Guard soldiers head to Ukraine for training mission.
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Army seeks more cross-service cyber drills, experiments
Cyber is a team sport. And though the Army works through experiments and exercises to help develop internal concepts and requirements, there is recognition that the service never goes to war alone.
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Outmatched, Army begins long road to electronic warfare rollout
The U.S. Army Rapid Capabilities Office is delivering quick-reaction electronic warfare solutions to the European theater, and these systems will help inform the development of more permanent programs of record.
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What ever happened to the Army’s EW capabilities?
The U.S. Army is playing catch-up with near-peer adversaries in the electronic warfare space. But why did the service even fall behind?
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Russia launches drills involving ICBMs in Siberia
The drills come a week after Russia and Belarus wrapped up their massive, weeklong war games that caused jitters in some NATO countries, including Poland and the Baltics.
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Iranian Guard drills near Iraq ahead of Kurdish referendum
Iran’s powerful Revolutionary Guard launched a military exercise Sunday in its northwestern Kurdish region just ahead of Iraqi Kurds voting in an independence referendum, in a sign of Tehran’s concerns over the vote.
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New video game gives junior soldiers access to experimental vehicles, guns
Players can customize tanks and test unmanned capabilities that the Army might adopt in the future.
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US military halts exercises over Qatar crisis
Qatar is home to the massive Al Udeid Air Base, the forward headquarters of Central Command, which oversees the U.S.-led coalition’s bombing campaign against ISIS and manages a direct line to Russia to manage Syria’s crowded skies.
-
F-35A fighter jet coming to Alaskan Air Force base for testing
The F-35 is the most expensive weapons program in U.S. history. Each one costs about $95 million.
-
Russian military exercise features ICBM launchers
The Russian military is conducting sweeping drills that involve dozens of ICBM launchers.
-
New York Army National Guard soldiers head to Ukraine for training mission
New York Army National Guard soldiers head to Ukraine for training mission.
-
Army seeks more cross-service cyber drills, experiments
Cyber is a team sport. And though the Army works through experiments and exercises to help develop internal concepts and requirements, there is recognition that the service never goes to war alone.
-
Outmatched, Army begins long road to electronic warfare rollout
The U.S. Army Rapid Capabilities Office is delivering quick-reaction electronic warfare solutions to the European theater, and these systems will help inform the development of more permanent programs of record.
-
What ever happened to the Army’s EW capabilities?
The U.S. Army is playing catch-up with near-peer adversaries in the electronic warfare space. But why did the service even fall behind?
-
Russia launches drills involving ICBMs in Siberia
The drills come a week after Russia and Belarus wrapped up their massive, weeklong war games that caused jitters in some NATO countries, including Poland and the Baltics.
-
Iranian Guard drills near Iraq ahead of Kurdish referendum
Iran’s powerful Revolutionary Guard launched a military exercise Sunday in its northwestern Kurdish region just ahead of Iraqi Kurds voting in an independence referendum, in a sign of Tehran’s concerns over the vote.
-
New video game gives junior soldiers access to experimental vehicles, guns
Players can customize tanks and test unmanned capabilities that the Army might adopt in the future.
-
US military halts exercises over Qatar crisis
Qatar is home to the massive Al Udeid Air Base, the forward headquarters of Central Command, which oversees the U.S.-led coalition’s bombing campaign against ISIS and manages a direct line to Russia to manage Syria’s crowded skies.
-
F-35A fighter jet coming to Alaskan Air Force base for testing
The F-35 is the most expensive weapons program in U.S. history. Each one costs about $95 million.
-
Russian military exercise features ICBM launchers
The Russian military is conducting sweeping drills that involve dozens of ICBM launchers.
-
New York Army National Guard soldiers head to Ukraine for training mission
New York Army National Guard soldiers head to Ukraine for training mission.
-
Army seeks more cross-service cyber drills, experiments
Cyber is a team sport. And though the Army works through experiments and exercises to help develop internal concepts and requirements, there is recognition that the service never goes to war alone.
-
Outmatched, Army begins long road to electronic warfare rollout
The U.S. Army Rapid Capabilities Office is delivering quick-reaction electronic warfare solutions to the European theater, and these systems will help inform the development of more permanent programs of record.
-
What ever happened to the Army’s EW capabilities?
The U.S. Army is playing catch-up with near-peer adversaries in the electronic warfare space. But why did the service even fall behind?
-
Russia launches drills involving ICBMs in Siberia
The drills come a week after Russia and Belarus wrapped up their massive, weeklong war games that caused jitters in some NATO countries, including Poland and the Baltics.
-
Iranian Guard drills near Iraq ahead of Kurdish referendum
Iran’s powerful Revolutionary Guard launched a military exercise Sunday in its northwestern Kurdish region just ahead of Iraqi Kurds voting in an independence referendum, in a sign of Tehran’s concerns over the vote.
