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Does the Army ask soldiers to do too many surveys? Maybe, expert says
“Survey burden” can occur when populations grow tired of overly complex or frequent surveys, and it can reduce the quality or quantity of responses.
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Sgt. Maj. Grinston talks barracks, ACFT, body fat and mentorship
The new fiscal year brings challenges both old and new for the Army — implementation of a new fitness test, concerns over barracks conditions and more.
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The Army is struggling to stay out of the culture war
“We get criticized sometimes for being ‘woke.’ I’m not sure what ‘woke’ means,” the Army secretary said.
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Waiting on IPPS-A? So are the Army’s personnel pros
The wait continues, with not even a tentative launch date in sight.
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Army CIO on email, tech modernization and more
The Army’s first-ever civilian tech director has been on the job for two years. What’s next?
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An end strength crisis is here for the Army
There’s no sugarcoating it: all three components of the Army missed their required end strength for fiscal 2022.
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Army ended fiscal year short almost 20,000 soldiers, chief says
The Army’s top general said the service finished fiscal 2022 with about 465,600 active duty troops.
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Army grounds entire CH-47 Chinook helicopter fleet over engine fires
An Army spokesperson confirmed the move in a Tuesday evening statement.
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Here’s what US Army leaders are learning from the Russia-Ukraine war
Counter-drone tech, long-range fires, and translating battlefield intel to high-impact strikes are key areas Army leaders are pulling lessons from.
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Major updates coming for Army driver training
The updates could roll out in the next year, according to the Army’s top safety officer.
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Does the Army ask soldiers to do too many surveys? Maybe, expert says
“Survey burden” can occur when populations grow tired of overly complex or frequent surveys, and it can reduce the quality or quantity of responses.
-
Sgt. Maj. Grinston talks barracks, ACFT, body fat and mentorship
The new fiscal year brings challenges both old and new for the Army — implementation of a new fitness test, concerns over barracks conditions and more.
-
The Army is struggling to stay out of the culture war
“We get criticized sometimes for being ‘woke.’ I’m not sure what ‘woke’ means,” the Army secretary said.
-
Waiting on IPPS-A? So are the Army’s personnel pros
The wait continues, with not even a tentative launch date in sight.
-
Army CIO on email, tech modernization and more
The Army’s first-ever civilian tech director has been on the job for two years. What’s next?
-
An end strength crisis is here for the Army
There’s no sugarcoating it: all three components of the Army missed their required end strength for fiscal 2022.
-
Army ended fiscal year short almost 20,000 soldiers, chief says
The Army’s top general said the service finished fiscal 2022 with about 465,600 active duty troops.
-
Army grounds entire CH-47 Chinook helicopter fleet over engine fires
An Army spokesperson confirmed the move in a Tuesday evening statement.
-
Here’s what US Army leaders are learning from the Russia-Ukraine war
Counter-drone tech, long-range fires, and translating battlefield intel to high-impact strikes are key areas Army leaders are pulling lessons from.
-
Major updates coming for Army driver training
The updates could roll out in the next year, according to the Army’s top safety officer.
-
Does the Army ask soldiers to do too many surveys? Maybe, expert says
“Survey burden” can occur when populations grow tired of overly complex or frequent surveys, and it can reduce the quality or quantity of responses.
-
Sgt. Maj. Grinston talks barracks, ACFT, body fat and mentorship
The new fiscal year brings challenges both old and new for the Army — implementation of a new fitness test, concerns over barracks conditions and more.
-
The Army is struggling to stay out of the culture war
“We get criticized sometimes for being ‘woke.’ I’m not sure what ‘woke’ means,” the Army secretary said.
-
Waiting on IPPS-A? So are the Army’s personnel pros
The wait continues, with not even a tentative launch date in sight.
-
Army CIO on email, tech modernization and more
The Army’s first-ever civilian tech director has been on the job for two years. What’s next?
-
An end strength crisis is here for the Army
There’s no sugarcoating it: all three components of the Army missed their required end strength for fiscal 2022.
-
Army ended fiscal year short almost 20,000 soldiers, chief says
The Army’s top general said the service finished fiscal 2022 with about 465,600 active duty troops.
-
Army grounds entire CH-47 Chinook helicopter fleet over engine fires
An Army spokesperson confirmed the move in a Tuesday evening statement.
-
Here’s what US Army leaders are learning from the Russia-Ukraine war
Counter-drone tech, long-range fires, and translating battlefield intel to high-impact strikes are key areas Army leaders are pulling lessons from.
-
Major updates coming for Army driver training
The updates could roll out in the next year, according to the Army’s top safety officer.
