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US Army Europe chief: NATO allies should bolster infrastructure
Meeting the 2 percent NATO defense spending target isn’t just about allies bringing tanks and artillery to the table, U.S. Army Europe Commander Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges, said Tuesday.
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Coming soon: Details for the Army’s Light Reconnaissance Vehicle
Requirements for the Army’s Light Reconnaissance Vehicle are expected soon, according to Col. Shane Fullmer, the program manager for the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle joint program office.
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Army chief supports increased force presence in Afghanistan and Iraq
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said he supports additional troops in Afghanistan and keeping a residual force in Iraq should Mosul be retaken from the Islamic State during a Senate Appropriations defense subcommittee hearing Wednesday.
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US Army’s FY18 wish list would grow force by 17,000 soldiers
The Army’s fiscal 2018 wish list sent to Capitol Hill asks to grow the total force by another 17,000 troops, would further increase munitions stockpiles, and would further modernize both brigade combat teams and vertical lift capabilities.
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Missile takedown: Historic ICBM intercept test sends strong message to North Korea
A monumental intercept test for the United States’ critical homeland defense system designed to defend against intercontinental ballistic missile threats from North Korea and Iran was a success, the Missile Defense Agency announced Tuesday shortly after the test.
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Pre-positioned US stock leaving South Korea to create armored brigade
The U.S. Army is planning to move pre-positioned stock stationed in South Korea back to the continental United States in order to outfit an armored brigade combat team, according to Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley.
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Army’s $166B budget boosts global operations
The U.S. Army is stretched across the globe conducting missions to include destroying the Islamic State, supporting Afghan Security Forces and deterring North Korea and Russia and its needs $166 billion in fiscal year 2018 to continue those operations with a force of over a million soldiers while preparing for the future.
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US Army’s 2018 budget request stockpiles munitions, modernizes armored brigades
The Army’s fiscal 2018 budget request funds a 1,018,000 sized total force and prioritizes building munitions stockpiles and modernizing armored brigade combat teams.
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US Army Special Ops commander lifts curtain on 2035 strategy
The head of U.S. Army Special Operations Command lifted the curtain on the command’s 2035 strategy and campaign plan that will be unveiled in an unclassified version in July.
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Countering ‘little green men’: Pentagon special ops studies Russia ‘gray zone’ conflict
The Pentagon is studying gray zone conflict – otherwise known as hybrid warfare – beginning with a focus on Russia and later moving on to study Iran and China.
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US Army Europe chief: NATO allies should bolster infrastructure
Meeting the 2 percent NATO defense spending target isn’t just about allies bringing tanks and artillery to the table, U.S. Army Europe Commander Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges, said Tuesday.
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Coming soon: Details for the Army’s Light Reconnaissance Vehicle
Requirements for the Army’s Light Reconnaissance Vehicle are expected soon, according to Col. Shane Fullmer, the program manager for the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle joint program office.
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Army chief supports increased force presence in Afghanistan and Iraq
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said he supports additional troops in Afghanistan and keeping a residual force in Iraq should Mosul be retaken from the Islamic State during a Senate Appropriations defense subcommittee hearing Wednesday.
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US Army’s FY18 wish list would grow force by 17,000 soldiers
The Army’s fiscal 2018 wish list sent to Capitol Hill asks to grow the total force by another 17,000 troops, would further increase munitions stockpiles, and would further modernize both brigade combat teams and vertical lift capabilities.
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Missile takedown: Historic ICBM intercept test sends strong message to North Korea
A monumental intercept test for the United States’ critical homeland defense system designed to defend against intercontinental ballistic missile threats from North Korea and Iran was a success, the Missile Defense Agency announced Tuesday shortly after the test.
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Pre-positioned US stock leaving South Korea to create armored brigade
The U.S. Army is planning to move pre-positioned stock stationed in South Korea back to the continental United States in order to outfit an armored brigade combat team, according to Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley.
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Army’s $166B budget boosts global operations
The U.S. Army is stretched across the globe conducting missions to include destroying the Islamic State, supporting Afghan Security Forces and deterring North Korea and Russia and its needs $166 billion in fiscal year 2018 to continue those operations with a force of over a million soldiers while preparing for the future.
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US Army’s 2018 budget request stockpiles munitions, modernizes armored brigades
The Army’s fiscal 2018 budget request funds a 1,018,000 sized total force and prioritizes building munitions stockpiles and modernizing armored brigade combat teams.
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US Army Special Ops commander lifts curtain on 2035 strategy
The head of U.S. Army Special Operations Command lifted the curtain on the command’s 2035 strategy and campaign plan that will be unveiled in an unclassified version in July.
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Countering ‘little green men’: Pentagon special ops studies Russia ‘gray zone’ conflict
The Pentagon is studying gray zone conflict – otherwise known as hybrid warfare – beginning with a focus on Russia and later moving on to study Iran and China.
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US Army Europe chief: NATO allies should bolster infrastructure
Meeting the 2 percent NATO defense spending target isn’t just about allies bringing tanks and artillery to the table, U.S. Army Europe Commander Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges, said Tuesday.
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Coming soon: Details for the Army’s Light Reconnaissance Vehicle
Requirements for the Army’s Light Reconnaissance Vehicle are expected soon, according to Col. Shane Fullmer, the program manager for the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle joint program office.
-
Army chief supports increased force presence in Afghanistan and Iraq
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said he supports additional troops in Afghanistan and keeping a residual force in Iraq should Mosul be retaken from the Islamic State during a Senate Appropriations defense subcommittee hearing Wednesday.
-
US Army’s FY18 wish list would grow force by 17,000 soldiers
The Army’s fiscal 2018 wish list sent to Capitol Hill asks to grow the total force by another 17,000 troops, would further increase munitions stockpiles, and would further modernize both brigade combat teams and vertical lift capabilities.
-
Missile takedown: Historic ICBM intercept test sends strong message to North Korea
A monumental intercept test for the United States’ critical homeland defense system designed to defend against intercontinental ballistic missile threats from North Korea and Iran was a success, the Missile Defense Agency announced Tuesday shortly after the test.
-
Pre-positioned US stock leaving South Korea to create armored brigade
The U.S. Army is planning to move pre-positioned stock stationed in South Korea back to the continental United States in order to outfit an armored brigade combat team, according to Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley.
-
Army’s $166B budget boosts global operations
The U.S. Army is stretched across the globe conducting missions to include destroying the Islamic State, supporting Afghan Security Forces and deterring North Korea and Russia and its needs $166 billion in fiscal year 2018 to continue those operations with a force of over a million soldiers while preparing for the future.
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US Army’s 2018 budget request stockpiles munitions, modernizes armored brigades
The Army’s fiscal 2018 budget request funds a 1,018,000 sized total force and prioritizes building munitions stockpiles and modernizing armored brigade combat teams.
-
US Army Special Ops commander lifts curtain on 2035 strategy
The head of U.S. Army Special Operations Command lifted the curtain on the command’s 2035 strategy and campaign plan that will be unveiled in an unclassified version in July.
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Countering ‘little green men’: Pentagon special ops studies Russia ‘gray zone’ conflict
The Pentagon is studying gray zone conflict – otherwise known as hybrid warfare – beginning with a focus on Russia and later moving on to study Iran and China.
