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Muslim-American advocates protest upcoming Army War College speaker
Controversy over an Army War College speaker this summer has returned this winter.
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Army has no plans to curtail personnel growth or cut force structure
“When you have tough [deploy]-to-dwell ratios like we face, we got to continue to grow or we got to reduce demand,” the secretary of the Army said.
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800 paratroopers sent to square off with Iran have returned home
The remainder of the 82nd’s 1st Brigade Combat Team remains deployed to the U.S. Central Command region, division officials said.
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Soldiers will spend longer deployments in Asia
“We’re looking to get them about five to six months — a longer duration,” the Army secretary said.
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Army to shift resources from bonuses to recruiting ads in future
That funding would likely “come out of some bonus programs first, and then the sizing of the recruiting force would be next,” the service’s top manpower official said.
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West Point researching bio-printed bandages and organs for field care
Bio-printing isn’t all that different from 3D printing using plastics. Rather than using plastic, though, bio-printing uses a “bioink” made up of collagen and stem cells.
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This WWI helmet may outperform modern ones against shock waves
Any helmet is still better than no helmet, but at least one World War I-era brain bucket designed by France is better than your modern design in protecting against overhead blasts.
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Soldier earns Purple Heart after RPG hit his CH-47 Chinook
A soldier received a Purple Heart from a June RPG attack against his a CH-47 Chinook.
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Afghan forces facing an increase in insider killings
As the troops waited for their aircraft, two Afghan National Police opened fire with M-249 light machine guns, according to the source.
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U.S. service member dies in non-combat incident in Djibouti
The cause of death is under investigation.
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Muslim-American advocates protest upcoming Army War College speaker
Controversy over an Army War College speaker this summer has returned this winter.
-
Army has no plans to curtail personnel growth or cut force structure
“When you have tough [deploy]-to-dwell ratios like we face, we got to continue to grow or we got to reduce demand,” the secretary of the Army said.
-
800 paratroopers sent to square off with Iran have returned home
The remainder of the 82nd’s 1st Brigade Combat Team remains deployed to the U.S. Central Command region, division officials said.
-
Soldiers will spend longer deployments in Asia
“We’re looking to get them about five to six months — a longer duration,” the Army secretary said.
-
Army to shift resources from bonuses to recruiting ads in future
That funding would likely “come out of some bonus programs first, and then the sizing of the recruiting force would be next,” the service’s top manpower official said.
-
West Point researching bio-printed bandages and organs for field care
Bio-printing isn’t all that different from 3D printing using plastics. Rather than using plastic, though, bio-printing uses a “bioink” made up of collagen and stem cells.
-
This WWI helmet may outperform modern ones against shock waves
Any helmet is still better than no helmet, but at least one World War I-era brain bucket designed by France is better than your modern design in protecting against overhead blasts.
-
Soldier earns Purple Heart after RPG hit his CH-47 Chinook
A soldier received a Purple Heart from a June RPG attack against his a CH-47 Chinook.
-
Afghan forces facing an increase in insider killings
As the troops waited for their aircraft, two Afghan National Police opened fire with M-249 light machine guns, according to the source.
-
U.S. service member dies in non-combat incident in Djibouti
The cause of death is under investigation.
-
Muslim-American advocates protest upcoming Army War College speaker
Controversy over an Army War College speaker this summer has returned this winter.
-
Army has no plans to curtail personnel growth or cut force structure
“When you have tough [deploy]-to-dwell ratios like we face, we got to continue to grow or we got to reduce demand,” the secretary of the Army said.
-
800 paratroopers sent to square off with Iran have returned home
The remainder of the 82nd’s 1st Brigade Combat Team remains deployed to the U.S. Central Command region, division officials said.
-
Soldiers will spend longer deployments in Asia
“We’re looking to get them about five to six months — a longer duration,” the Army secretary said.
-
Army to shift resources from bonuses to recruiting ads in future
That funding would likely “come out of some bonus programs first, and then the sizing of the recruiting force would be next,” the service’s top manpower official said.
-
West Point researching bio-printed bandages and organs for field care
Bio-printing isn’t all that different from 3D printing using plastics. Rather than using plastic, though, bio-printing uses a “bioink” made up of collagen and stem cells.
-
This WWI helmet may outperform modern ones against shock waves
Any helmet is still better than no helmet, but at least one World War I-era brain bucket designed by France is better than your modern design in protecting against overhead blasts.
-
Soldier earns Purple Heart after RPG hit his CH-47 Chinook
A soldier received a Purple Heart from a June RPG attack against his a CH-47 Chinook.
-
Afghan forces facing an increase in insider killings
As the troops waited for their aircraft, two Afghan National Police opened fire with M-249 light machine guns, according to the source.
-
U.S. service member dies in non-combat incident in Djibouti
The cause of death is under investigation.
