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Flight data recorders found after deadly Black Hawk crash
The helicopters crashed near Fort Campbell during a nighttime training exercise on March 29.
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The US Army moves to tweak its formations for future conflicts
Key service official wants to make light units more survivable and increase their combat punch.
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Suicide surges among soldiers not inherently tied to wars, study finds
Suicide rates among active duty soldiers do not broadly appear to increase during times of war, a recent study found.
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The Army’s got a mold problem, these soldiers have an answer
The contestants developed a device that can detect mold remotely through Wi-Fi, ultimately winning over the Dragon’s Lair 8 panel.
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Family of dead Guardsman seeks retroactive benefits from namesake bill
The Bishop Evans Act, named for a Texas National Guardsman who died, would guarantee death benefits for survivors of troops who die in the line of duty.
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Poor fitness among recruits is costing the Army millions, study says
Despite contributing the most recruits to the Army, Southern states had the most musculoskeletal injuries due to poor physical fitness.
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Elite Ukrainian snipers describe their war from the shadows
Ukrainian snipers Artyom and Yevhen are training at a quarry-turned-makeshift-firing range in eastern Ukraine.
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Army’s annual shooting competition has its glories and stories
The Utah Army National Guard representatives took home the team top finisher.
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Pandemic pounds push 10,000 Army soldiers into obesity
Increases were seen in the Navy and the Marines, too.
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Army Materiel Command boss says logistics are key to future warfare
“Gone are the days when we had everything down to your favorite ice cream,” warns Gen. Charles Hamilton.
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Flight data recorders found after deadly Black Hawk crash
The helicopters crashed near Fort Campbell during a nighttime training exercise on March 29.
-
The US Army moves to tweak its formations for future conflicts
Key service official wants to make light units more survivable and increase their combat punch.
-
Suicide surges among soldiers not inherently tied to wars, study finds
Suicide rates among active duty soldiers do not broadly appear to increase during times of war, a recent study found.
-
The Army’s got a mold problem, these soldiers have an answer
The contestants developed a device that can detect mold remotely through Wi-Fi, ultimately winning over the Dragon’s Lair 8 panel.
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Family of dead Guardsman seeks retroactive benefits from namesake bill
The Bishop Evans Act, named for a Texas National Guardsman who died, would guarantee death benefits for survivors of troops who die in the line of duty.
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Poor fitness among recruits is costing the Army millions, study says
Despite contributing the most recruits to the Army, Southern states had the most musculoskeletal injuries due to poor physical fitness.
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Elite Ukrainian snipers describe their war from the shadows
Ukrainian snipers Artyom and Yevhen are training at a quarry-turned-makeshift-firing range in eastern Ukraine.
-
Army’s annual shooting competition has its glories and stories
The Utah Army National Guard representatives took home the team top finisher.
-
Pandemic pounds push 10,000 Army soldiers into obesity
Increases were seen in the Navy and the Marines, too.
-
Army Materiel Command boss says logistics are key to future warfare
“Gone are the days when we had everything down to your favorite ice cream,” warns Gen. Charles Hamilton.
-
Flight data recorders found after deadly Black Hawk crash
The helicopters crashed near Fort Campbell during a nighttime training exercise on March 29.
-
The US Army moves to tweak its formations for future conflicts
Key service official wants to make light units more survivable and increase their combat punch.
-
Suicide surges among soldiers not inherently tied to wars, study finds
Suicide rates among active duty soldiers do not broadly appear to increase during times of war, a recent study found.
-
The Army’s got a mold problem, these soldiers have an answer
The contestants developed a device that can detect mold remotely through Wi-Fi, ultimately winning over the Dragon’s Lair 8 panel.
-
Family of dead Guardsman seeks retroactive benefits from namesake bill
The Bishop Evans Act, named for a Texas National Guardsman who died, would guarantee death benefits for survivors of troops who die in the line of duty.
-
Poor fitness among recruits is costing the Army millions, study says
Despite contributing the most recruits to the Army, Southern states had the most musculoskeletal injuries due to poor physical fitness.
-
Elite Ukrainian snipers describe their war from the shadows
Ukrainian snipers Artyom and Yevhen are training at a quarry-turned-makeshift-firing range in eastern Ukraine.
-
Army’s annual shooting competition has its glories and stories
The Utah Army National Guard representatives took home the team top finisher.
-
Pandemic pounds push 10,000 Army soldiers into obesity
Increases were seen in the Navy and the Marines, too.
-
Army Materiel Command boss says logistics are key to future warfare
“Gone are the days when we had everything down to your favorite ice cream,” warns Gen. Charles Hamilton.
