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Army to break ground on its new cyber center at Fort Gordon
Ground will be broken Nov. 29 for the new headquarters of Army Cyber Command at Fort Gordon, Georgia, the command has announced.
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Human testing begins on Zika virus vaccine developed by the Army
A Zika virus vaccine was injected into 75 healthy adults on Monday at the start of human trials of the vaccine developed by the Army, Defense Department officials announced Tuesday.
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Embedded cyber teams prepare Army brigades to face invisible threat
The pilot program that sends teams of cyber warriors to brigade-level units to train with them is a key step forward in enabling commanders to use the Army’s cyber warfighting capabilities, leaders say.
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New commander takes lead at Army Cyber Command
Lt. Gen. Paul Nakasone took command Friday of U.S. Army Cyber Command and Second Army at a time when the Army’s newest command is at the forefront of the nation’s effort to prevent a “cyber Pearl Harbor.”
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Army must fix modernization Fanning says at AUSA
Army Secretary Eric Fanning spoke at the opening ceremony at AUSA’s annual gathering.
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Groundbreaking for the Army Museum set for April
With a groundbreaking in the spring, construction is to begin in fall 2016.
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‘Threats in shadows’: Experts discuss on-post active-shooter scenarios
Every U.S. soldier who is stateside should know that soldiers may be targets of terrorist threats where they live, and every commander at a U.S.
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Money smarts: Survey shows how soldiers, spouses rate
Survey on personal finances shows military, spouses savvy on savings, not so much on investing for retirement
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‘Mental armor’: New training strategy takes warrior toughness to next level
Squad Overmatch Study adds stress to warrior skills, aiming to prevent post-traumatic stress and save lives.
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Squads to test training to improve combat casualty care
Soldiers need better point-of-injury training, officials say, to improve their chances of survival on the battlefield.
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Army to break ground on its new cyber center at Fort Gordon
Ground will be broken Nov. 29 for the new headquarters of Army Cyber Command at Fort Gordon, Georgia, the command has announced.
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Human testing begins on Zika virus vaccine developed by the Army
A Zika virus vaccine was injected into 75 healthy adults on Monday at the start of human trials of the vaccine developed by the Army, Defense Department officials announced Tuesday.
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Embedded cyber teams prepare Army brigades to face invisible threat
The pilot program that sends teams of cyber warriors to brigade-level units to train with them is a key step forward in enabling commanders to use the Army’s cyber warfighting capabilities, leaders say.
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New commander takes lead at Army Cyber Command
Lt. Gen. Paul Nakasone took command Friday of U.S. Army Cyber Command and Second Army at a time when the Army’s newest command is at the forefront of the nation’s effort to prevent a “cyber Pearl Harbor.”
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Army must fix modernization Fanning says at AUSA
Army Secretary Eric Fanning spoke at the opening ceremony at AUSA’s annual gathering.
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Groundbreaking for the Army Museum set for April
With a groundbreaking in the spring, construction is to begin in fall 2016.
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‘Threats in shadows’: Experts discuss on-post active-shooter scenarios
Every U.S. soldier who is stateside should know that soldiers may be targets of terrorist threats where they live, and every commander at a U.S.
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Money smarts: Survey shows how soldiers, spouses rate
Survey on personal finances shows military, spouses savvy on savings, not so much on investing for retirement
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‘Mental armor’: New training strategy takes warrior toughness to next level
Squad Overmatch Study adds stress to warrior skills, aiming to prevent post-traumatic stress and save lives.
-
Squads to test training to improve combat casualty care
Soldiers need better point-of-injury training, officials say, to improve their chances of survival on the battlefield.
-
Army to break ground on its new cyber center at Fort Gordon
Ground will be broken Nov. 29 for the new headquarters of Army Cyber Command at Fort Gordon, Georgia, the command has announced.
-
Human testing begins on Zika virus vaccine developed by the Army
A Zika virus vaccine was injected into 75 healthy adults on Monday at the start of human trials of the vaccine developed by the Army, Defense Department officials announced Tuesday.
-
Embedded cyber teams prepare Army brigades to face invisible threat
The pilot program that sends teams of cyber warriors to brigade-level units to train with them is a key step forward in enabling commanders to use the Army’s cyber warfighting capabilities, leaders say.
-
New commander takes lead at Army Cyber Command
Lt. Gen. Paul Nakasone took command Friday of U.S. Army Cyber Command and Second Army at a time when the Army’s newest command is at the forefront of the nation’s effort to prevent a “cyber Pearl Harbor.”
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Army must fix modernization Fanning says at AUSA
Army Secretary Eric Fanning spoke at the opening ceremony at AUSA’s annual gathering.
-
Groundbreaking for the Army Museum set for April
With a groundbreaking in the spring, construction is to begin in fall 2016.
-
‘Threats in shadows’: Experts discuss on-post active-shooter scenarios
Every U.S. soldier who is stateside should know that soldiers may be targets of terrorist threats where they live, and every commander at a U.S.
-
Money smarts: Survey shows how soldiers, spouses rate
Survey on personal finances shows military, spouses savvy on savings, not so much on investing for retirement
-
‘Mental armor’: New training strategy takes warrior toughness to next level
Squad Overmatch Study adds stress to warrior skills, aiming to prevent post-traumatic stress and save lives.
-
Squads to test training to improve combat casualty care
Soldiers need better point-of-injury training, officials say, to improve their chances of survival on the battlefield.
