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Security Force Assistance Brigade commander under investigation
Col. Jonathan Chung has been “suspended” from command, a spokesperson said.
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Texas House passes act in honor of late Guardsman
The bill may also retroactively give Guardsmen the same protections as law enforcement assigned to the border.
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Army investigators confirm collision led to double Black Hawk crash
A preliminary accident report revealed how — but not why — two helicopters crashed last month.
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How the Army quietly discharges soldiers charged with violent crimes
The Army increasingly discharges soldiers for violent crimes rather than face trial. A federal watchdog called for ending the practice in 1978.
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Texas governor seeks to pardon Army sergeant convicted of murder
Sgt. Daniel Perry was convicted by a jury of fatally shooting 28-year-old Garrett Foster during a protest in Austin in 2020.
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Army readies for record-setting logistics exercise in Pacific
The US Army is preparing to conduct one of the largest logistics exercises in recent history at Talisman Sabre in Australia.
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Bandwidth of Brothers: US Army’s 101st Airborne to get advanced radios
The Army’s capability set venture kicked off in 2021, with special attention paid to infantry. Additional batches of gear are expected every two years.
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Lockheed unit loses protest of Army tiltrotor award to Textron’s Bell
The Government Accountability Office rejected Sikorsky’s protest of the Army’s decision to choose Bell to build its Future Long Range Assault Aircraft.
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Big Balikatan: Annual US-Philippines exercise to be bigger than ever
Nearly double the number of troops will take part in the annual exercise this month.
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Changes ahead in the next version of the Army’s ‘mixed reality’ goggle
The 1.2 version, due in fiscal 2025, will have major design differences and better night vision.
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Security Force Assistance Brigade commander under investigation
Col. Jonathan Chung has been “suspended” from command, a spokesperson said.
-
Texas House passes act in honor of late Guardsman
The bill may also retroactively give Guardsmen the same protections as law enforcement assigned to the border.
-
Army investigators confirm collision led to double Black Hawk crash
A preliminary accident report revealed how — but not why — two helicopters crashed last month.
-
How the Army quietly discharges soldiers charged with violent crimes
The Army increasingly discharges soldiers for violent crimes rather than face trial. A federal watchdog called for ending the practice in 1978.
-
Texas governor seeks to pardon Army sergeant convicted of murder
Sgt. Daniel Perry was convicted by a jury of fatally shooting 28-year-old Garrett Foster during a protest in Austin in 2020.
-
Army readies for record-setting logistics exercise in Pacific
The US Army is preparing to conduct one of the largest logistics exercises in recent history at Talisman Sabre in Australia.
-
Bandwidth of Brothers: US Army’s 101st Airborne to get advanced radios
The Army’s capability set venture kicked off in 2021, with special attention paid to infantry. Additional batches of gear are expected every two years.
-
Lockheed unit loses protest of Army tiltrotor award to Textron’s Bell
The Government Accountability Office rejected Sikorsky’s protest of the Army’s decision to choose Bell to build its Future Long Range Assault Aircraft.
-
Big Balikatan: Annual US-Philippines exercise to be bigger than ever
Nearly double the number of troops will take part in the annual exercise this month.
-
Changes ahead in the next version of the Army’s ‘mixed reality’ goggle
The 1.2 version, due in fiscal 2025, will have major design differences and better night vision.
-
Security Force Assistance Brigade commander under investigation
Col. Jonathan Chung has been “suspended” from command, a spokesperson said.
-
Texas House passes act in honor of late Guardsman
The bill may also retroactively give Guardsmen the same protections as law enforcement assigned to the border.
-
Army investigators confirm collision led to double Black Hawk crash
A preliminary accident report revealed how — but not why — two helicopters crashed last month.
-
How the Army quietly discharges soldiers charged with violent crimes
The Army increasingly discharges soldiers for violent crimes rather than face trial. A federal watchdog called for ending the practice in 1978.
-
Texas governor seeks to pardon Army sergeant convicted of murder
Sgt. Daniel Perry was convicted by a jury of fatally shooting 28-year-old Garrett Foster during a protest in Austin in 2020.
-
Army readies for record-setting logistics exercise in Pacific
The US Army is preparing to conduct one of the largest logistics exercises in recent history at Talisman Sabre in Australia.
-
Bandwidth of Brothers: US Army’s 101st Airborne to get advanced radios
The Army’s capability set venture kicked off in 2021, with special attention paid to infantry. Additional batches of gear are expected every two years.
-
Lockheed unit loses protest of Army tiltrotor award to Textron’s Bell
The Government Accountability Office rejected Sikorsky’s protest of the Army’s decision to choose Bell to build its Future Long Range Assault Aircraft.
-
Big Balikatan: Annual US-Philippines exercise to be bigger than ever
Nearly double the number of troops will take part in the annual exercise this month.
-
Changes ahead in the next version of the Army’s ‘mixed reality’ goggle
The 1.2 version, due in fiscal 2025, will have major design differences and better night vision.
