Army Plans to Consolidate More Than 200 Pay Systems Into One
The Army plans to have one web-based system to make sure troops get paid correctly and on time.
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Army Looking to Add Female Infantry, Armor Soldiers to New Posts
The Army will expand the number of installations where it assigns female soldiers serving in previously all-male, front-line...
Army Rolls Out Field Manual Focused on Fighting Near-Peer Adversaries
The Army on Tuesday rolled out its updated field manual during the Association of the U.S. Army's annual meeting in Washingto...
Improve NATO Radios, Intel-Sharing to Meet Russian Threat: General
NATO has to get better at communicating and intelligence sharing, according to the outgoing commander of U.S. Army Europe.
Improve NATO Radios, Intel-Sharing to Meet Russian Threat: General
NATO has to get better at communicating and intelligence sharing, according to the outgoing commander of U.S. Army Europe.
Army Chief: Modernization Reform Means New Tanks, Aircraft, Weapons
"We know over time that our competitive advantage has eroded, our overmatch is being challenged in all domains," Gen. Milley...
Military Amputees Are Using AI to Teach Their Prosthetics How to Move
Combat-wounded veterans are using technology to control prosthetics that can take commands and learn over time.
Some Abrams Tanks Will Have 'Trophy' System By 2020: Army
The Army expects to have a brigade of Abrams tanks in Europe protected by the Trophy system by 2020.
Navy Carrier Tech Could Help Army Helos Land in Brownouts
This Navy system could help the Army tackle tough landing conditions.
Army Chief: Train and Advise Troops 'Are Not Special Forces'
The Army is sticking to its plan for its new Security Force Assistance Brigades.
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