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China shows off long-range bombers in air force drill
Video shows bombers belonging to the 36th Bomber Division of the People’s Liberation Army Air Force were involved in the exercise.
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US Army merges capability testing concept with existing military drills
The head of U.S. Army Forces Command says Joint Warfighting Assessments will not be stand-alone events, but rather part of other exercises going forward.
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The Army is taking a look at extending initial training for infantrymen
The home of infantry one-station unit training is moving out this summer on a pilot that would extend that program from 14 to 21 weeks.
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Poland’s aircraft deal with Leonardo secures independent training capacity
Poland has signed a deal worth more than $143 million for four M-346 Master jet trainers from Italy’s Leonardo, with an option to purchase more.
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Connecting Marines at the lowest ranks to war fighting simulators
Marines at 29 Palms are building short courses to teach ranks from private to major how to best use training simulations to create realistic war fighting exercises.
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Esper: Army will overhaul fitness, possibly extend basic training, to meet rigors of combat
Army doctrine, training and personnel will require a face-lift over the next decade, Army Secretary Mark Esper said Monday at the AUSA Global Force Symposium in Huntsville, Alabama.
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Army creating virtual world for multidomain battle training
Pacing itself with industry, the Army is now looking at bringing a Synthetic Training Environement online much earlier than it originally believed possible, Maj. Gen. Maria Gervais, who is in charge of the STE, told Defense News.
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US Army’s Futures Command sets groundwork for battlefield transformation
It’s the beginning of a new era in Army acquisition in which soldiers might not have to wait 10 years or longer to see a new weapon or capability in the field.
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US anti-terror training abroad includes K-9, cybersecurity
A U.S. State Department program is helping countries with anti-terrorism efforts through K-9 and police training, cybersecurity, call centers, drones, and surveillance.
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Soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines — and Coasties, too — test arctic war-fighting skills in Alaska exercise
Arctic Edge is a biennial exercise that brings together members of all the U.S. military to work on extreme cold weather training and tactics.
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China shows off long-range bombers in air force drill
Video shows bombers belonging to the 36th Bomber Division of the People’s Liberation Army Air Force were involved in the exercise.
-
US Army merges capability testing concept with existing military drills
The head of U.S. Army Forces Command says Joint Warfighting Assessments will not be stand-alone events, but rather part of other exercises going forward.
-
The Army is taking a look at extending initial training for infantrymen
The home of infantry one-station unit training is moving out this summer on a pilot that would extend that program from 14 to 21 weeks.
-
Poland’s aircraft deal with Leonardo secures independent training capacity
Poland has signed a deal worth more than $143 million for four M-346 Master jet trainers from Italy’s Leonardo, with an option to purchase more.
-
Connecting Marines at the lowest ranks to war fighting simulators
Marines at 29 Palms are building short courses to teach ranks from private to major how to best use training simulations to create realistic war fighting exercises.
-
Esper: Army will overhaul fitness, possibly extend basic training, to meet rigors of combat
Army doctrine, training and personnel will require a face-lift over the next decade, Army Secretary Mark Esper said Monday at the AUSA Global Force Symposium in Huntsville, Alabama.
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Army creating virtual world for multidomain battle training
Pacing itself with industry, the Army is now looking at bringing a Synthetic Training Environement online much earlier than it originally believed possible, Maj. Gen. Maria Gervais, who is in charge of the STE, told Defense News.
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US Army’s Futures Command sets groundwork for battlefield transformation
It’s the beginning of a new era in Army acquisition in which soldiers might not have to wait 10 years or longer to see a new weapon or capability in the field.
-
US anti-terror training abroad includes K-9, cybersecurity
A U.S. State Department program is helping countries with anti-terrorism efforts through K-9 and police training, cybersecurity, call centers, drones, and surveillance.
-
Soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines — and Coasties, too — test arctic war-fighting skills in Alaska exercise
Arctic Edge is a biennial exercise that brings together members of all the U.S. military to work on extreme cold weather training and tactics.
-
China shows off long-range bombers in air force drill
Video shows bombers belonging to the 36th Bomber Division of the People’s Liberation Army Air Force were involved in the exercise.
-
US Army merges capability testing concept with existing military drills
The head of U.S. Army Forces Command says Joint Warfighting Assessments will not be stand-alone events, but rather part of other exercises going forward.
-
The Army is taking a look at extending initial training for infantrymen
The home of infantry one-station unit training is moving out this summer on a pilot that would extend that program from 14 to 21 weeks.
-
Poland’s aircraft deal with Leonardo secures independent training capacity
Poland has signed a deal worth more than $143 million for four M-346 Master jet trainers from Italy’s Leonardo, with an option to purchase more.
-
Connecting Marines at the lowest ranks to war fighting simulators
Marines at 29 Palms are building short courses to teach ranks from private to major how to best use training simulations to create realistic war fighting exercises.
-
Esper: Army will overhaul fitness, possibly extend basic training, to meet rigors of combat
Army doctrine, training and personnel will require a face-lift over the next decade, Army Secretary Mark Esper said Monday at the AUSA Global Force Symposium in Huntsville, Alabama.
-
Army creating virtual world for multidomain battle training
Pacing itself with industry, the Army is now looking at bringing a Synthetic Training Environement online much earlier than it originally believed possible, Maj. Gen. Maria Gervais, who is in charge of the STE, told Defense News.
-
US Army’s Futures Command sets groundwork for battlefield transformation
It’s the beginning of a new era in Army acquisition in which soldiers might not have to wait 10 years or longer to see a new weapon or capability in the field.
-
US anti-terror training abroad includes K-9, cybersecurity
A U.S. State Department program is helping countries with anti-terrorism efforts through K-9 and police training, cybersecurity, call centers, drones, and surveillance.
-
Soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines — and Coasties, too — test arctic war-fighting skills in Alaska exercise
Arctic Edge is a biennial exercise that brings together members of all the U.S. military to work on extreme cold weather training and tactics.
