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Get the score, skip the tape: This fitness score waives body fat test
Soldiers must hit at least 80 points in each Army Combat Fitness Test category.
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The stars born on Highway 8
Seven officers found themselves on an extraordinary stage in April 2003 as the 3rd Infantry Division’s 2nd Brigade brought the Saddam regime to its knees.
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Military groups call on lawmakers to give Texas troops death benefits
Texas lawmakers are considering legislation that would guarantee National Guard troops on state deployment $500,000 in death benefits for their survivors.
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‘A knife fight in a dark room’ The story of a historic Fort Bragg site
The location is the site is of one of the last cavalry battles during the wind-down of the Civil War
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US Army’s new helicopter engine hit with another delay
The U.S. Army’s ITEP engine is delayed again, raising questions for the Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft program’s schedule.
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First unit gets new Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles replacing old M113s
The U.S. Army has fielded the new Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles to its first unit, a major step toward modernizing the force’s combat vehicles.
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Junior ROTC has ‘mixed’ impact on student outcomes, new study shows
Former high school cadets have better military career outcomes than their peers, too, the report found.
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The top Spec Ops general on Fort Bragg crime
The general was asked to explain “a series of concerning incidents,” identified as “suicides, murders, overdoses, drug trafficking and arrests.”
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The Army wants this many new rifles, machine guns by next year
The first unit equipped is scheduled for early 2024.
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Get the score, skip the tape: This fitness score waives body fat test
Soldiers must hit at least 80 points in each Army Combat Fitness Test category.
-
The stars born on Highway 8
Seven officers found themselves on an extraordinary stage in April 2003 as the 3rd Infantry Division’s 2nd Brigade brought the Saddam regime to its knees.
-
Military groups call on lawmakers to give Texas troops death benefits
Texas lawmakers are considering legislation that would guarantee National Guard troops on state deployment $500,000 in death benefits for their survivors.
-
‘A knife fight in a dark room’ The story of a historic Fort Bragg site
The location is the site is of one of the last cavalry battles during the wind-down of the Civil War
-
US Army’s new helicopter engine hit with another delay
The U.S. Army’s ITEP engine is delayed again, raising questions for the Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft program’s schedule.
-
First unit gets new Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles replacing old M113s
The U.S. Army has fielded the new Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles to its first unit, a major step toward modernizing the force’s combat vehicles.
-
Junior ROTC has ‘mixed’ impact on student outcomes, new study shows
Former high school cadets have better military career outcomes than their peers, too, the report found.
-
The top Spec Ops general on Fort Bragg crime
The general was asked to explain “a series of concerning incidents,” identified as “suicides, murders, overdoses, drug trafficking and arrests.”
-
The Army wants this many new rifles, machine guns by next year
The first unit equipped is scheduled for early 2024.
-
The Army keeps getting smaller
The service drops another 20,000 from its end-strength request.
-
Get the score, skip the tape: This fitness score waives body fat test
Soldiers must hit at least 80 points in each Army Combat Fitness Test category.
-
The stars born on Highway 8
Seven officers found themselves on an extraordinary stage in April 2003 as the 3rd Infantry Division’s 2nd Brigade brought the Saddam regime to its knees.
-
Military groups call on lawmakers to give Texas troops death benefits
Texas lawmakers are considering legislation that would guarantee National Guard troops on state deployment $500,000 in death benefits for their survivors.
-
‘A knife fight in a dark room’ The story of a historic Fort Bragg site
The location is the site is of one of the last cavalry battles during the wind-down of the Civil War
-
US Army’s new helicopter engine hit with another delay
The U.S. Army’s ITEP engine is delayed again, raising questions for the Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft program’s schedule.
-
First unit gets new Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles replacing old M113s
The U.S. Army has fielded the new Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles to its first unit, a major step toward modernizing the force’s combat vehicles.
-
Junior ROTC has ‘mixed’ impact on student outcomes, new study shows
Former high school cadets have better military career outcomes than their peers, too, the report found.
-
The top Spec Ops general on Fort Bragg crime
The general was asked to explain “a series of concerning incidents,” identified as “suicides, murders, overdoses, drug trafficking and arrests.”
-
The Army wants this many new rifles, machine guns by next year
The first unit equipped is scheduled for early 2024.
-
The Army keeps getting smaller
The service drops another 20,000 from its end-strength request.
