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Several programs tied to the Army's Air and Missile Defense modernization priority have made timeline adjustments due to COVID-19.
FORT SILL, Okla. -- Two Iron Dome batteries will go through initial testing on American soil early next year, says a top air defender, before the short-...
FORT MEADE, Md. -- The Army’s G-8 discussed a new strategy for the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle, following lessons learned after its first request...
The AER program recently expanded its assistance eligibility for Army National Guard and Reserve Soldiers impacted by COVID-19 missions or policy.
WASHINGTON -- A chance meeting led to Jill Castilla making a life-altering choice. Castilla worked as a grocery store clerk in the central Oklahoma tow...
FORT SHAFTER, Hawaii -- After COVID-19 forced the Army to shutter or curtail major exercises, the service’s top officer said Wednesday that Soldiers wil...
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WASHINGTON -- Despite some delays in fielding necessary equipment during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Army’s top enlisted leader believes the service will...
The Army remains on track to meet its end-strength goal of 485,000 active-duty Soldiers by end of fiscal year 2020, despite the recent shift in recruiting.
Virtual meetings between key leaders may be more frequent and create even closer partnerships after the pandemic, U.S. and forei...
POINT MUGU, Calif. – Last year, the Army stood up a new unit to reshape the way battles are fought and won, said the Army’s Futures commander, and now a...
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A critical design review for a new turbine engine that will power future Army aircraft is still on, despite a two-week delay.
Growing up in a small fishing village on the southeast coast of China, Meirong never imagined that one day she’d be recognized as an elite...
Close to one-third of the CDC remained open at height of the COVID-19 pandemic. CDC staff are on the frontlines of the Army's response the virus.
Historians recently unsealed a memorabilia box more than a century old at the Arlington National Cemetery, in honor of the Memorial Amph...
WASHINGTON – The Army’s technology used to root out terrorism threats is also monitoring the spread of COVID-19, and in the process giving Army leaders...
WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers unveiled its latest alternate care site in the nation’s capital Monday, which its commander called one of...
WASHINGTON -- After being freed from a World War II prison camp by British forces, Harold Radish immediately sought the simple pleasures of freedom: a b...
FORT MEADE, Md. -- Security force assistance brigade Soldiers from the first-ever team to operate in Africa spoke of their recent mission Wednesday in t...
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To help civilian hospital workers take on COVID-19, last month Soldiers were dispatched to New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut hotspots...
FORT STEWART, Ga. -- The Army’s top enlisted leader held a virtual town hall Tuesday to provide an update on training, military education and the delive...
WASHINGTON -- With chapels closed and a ban on large gatherings, the U.S. Army Chaplain Corps has responded in creative and proactive ways to still enga...
2nd Lt. Justin Lee had just a few years of experience under his belt before he was called to the frontlines of the COVID-19 fight.
To take on the shortage of ventilators caused by COVID-19, developers from the Army Research Laboratory are collaborating with civilian...
The Army successfully held its third precision strike missile test fire on Thursday morning, top Army leaders confirmed. This time around,...
WASHINGTON -- The Army aims to soon resume collective training and hold a ceremony for graduating West Point cadets, after the recent success of measure...
The disappointing news came in an email as Virginia Military Institute Cadet William Taylor neared the end of spring break at his mother’s home in rural...
The last time Capt. Allison Brager was at the Jacob K. Javits Center in Manhattan, she picked up a New York Marathon race packet. When the neuroscientist r
FORT CARSON, Colo. -- In a unique virtual ceremony, the Army’s latest security force assistance brigade to stand up officially activated Tuesday as it p...
FORT BENNING, Ga. - The team in charge of restoring overmatch to the close-combat force repurposed emerging technologies to combat COVID-19 last week us...
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DETROIT -- Army senior leaders saw firsthand an experimental mass sterilizer and a nearly 1,000-bed field hospital inside Detroit’s convention center We...
WASHINGTON -- Signature modernization programs remain on track to deliver capabilities to Soldiers, despite facing delays due to the coronavirus, Army l...
Look back at Earth with Army astronaut Col. Andrew Morgan (VIDEO) Army astronaut swears in recruits in first-ever ceremony from space
Commercial-led advancements in electric vehicle technology have pushed the Army Futures and Concepts Center to take a hard look at the capability.
WASHINGTON – The Army has resumed shipping recruits to Basic Combat Training following a two-week pause to enact necessary COVID-19 mitigation efforts,...
The Army is designing a new calibrated force structure to bolster capabilities at the brigade level and above, catered to meet regional mission requirement
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. -- Advanced 3D printing from recycled plastic is an eco-friendly alternative to strengthen operational readiness, curb supp...
WASHINGTON -- With the stop-movement order for official travel now extended to June 30, the Army is continuing to reduce challenges faced by Soldiers an...
Within six-to-eight weeks, the Army plans to deploy more than 10,000 affordable, low-maintenance ventilators to help COVID-19 patients, say...
The Army's 2020 Military Child of the Year overcame a lifelong battle with dyslexia and volunteers to help veterans, wounded warriors and homeless people.
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Despite challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Army’s third annual audit is underway and on track to wrap up this fall
Soldiers anticipating a stimulus payment should immediately update their direct deposit information on the Internal Revenue Service's website.
In an unprecedented response to COVID-19, the Army continues to work with partner agencies to fight back against COVID-19
WASHINGTON -- With nearly 1,000 Soldiers now to have tested positive for the COVID-19 virus, the Army is continuing to ramp up its testing efforts, part...
SAN ANTONIO -- The Army has begun using special teams that help track and identify people with coronavirus at installations, an Army leader said Wednesd...
WASHINGTON – At a time when Soldiers and their families are staying home to slow the spread of COVID-19, Army leaders quickly expanding how it provides...
JOINT BASE SAN ANTONIO, Texas -- U.S. Army North was first called up to the COVID-19 fight back in January, when it helped evacuate American citizens fr...
After the Defense Department told non-essential personnel to remain in their residences to prevent the spread of coronavirus last
WASHINGTON -- Chief Warrant Officer 5 Yolondria Dixon-Carter said she is both honored and humbled with her selection to represent over 25,000 warrants i...
WASHINGTON -- The Army has mobilized eight Urban Augmentation Medical Task Forces to the New York area to support the coronavirus relief efforts and cu...
Soldiers locked into untenable lease agreements due to the COVID-19 stop-movement order can access legal support to reduce their financial obligations.
Effective April 10, patrons and store employees at all commissaries are required to wear face masks, as further safety measures are incr...
As the COVID-19 pandemic sweeps the globe, many civilian medical providers’ capabilities have been stretched thin. To help fill this ga...
Soldiers can now access up to $4,000 in assistance each year to voluntary pursue industry-recognized credentials through the new Army Credentialing Assista
Scientists from the Army Research Laboratory have designed a camera drone capable of being fired from a 40mm grenade laun...
WASHINGTON -- Army senior leaders held a virtual town hall Tuesday, asserting that the service remains open for business as it continues to mitigate eff...
Social distancing is intended to curb the spread of COVID-19, as the Army’s top chaplain says the...
WASHINGTON -- Nearly 20,000 National Guardsmen are now supporting COVID-19 response efforts across the country with thousands of more opportunities for...
Charles Brandon has always been interested in math and puzzles. As a young boy, he enjoyed puzzles and then developed an interest in Sudoku and crosswo...
WASHINGTON – Army medical professionals began treating patients at the Javits Convention Center in New York City Tuesday and an Army hospital unit deplo...
WASHINGTON -- A former enlisted Soldier and retired Navy judge was officially sworn in as the Army’s undersecretary March 26 after being confirmed by th...
LANDOVER, Md. -- In the shadow of the Washington Redskins football stadium, a group of Soldiers shielded a section of the parking lot filled with milita...
WASHINGTON – With implementation of the Integrated Personnel and Pay System-Army across the National Guard in all 54 states and territories, Army leader...
Army reseachers are at the forefront of developing new ways to print light-weight steel parts that will increase modernization and readiness capabilities.
WASHINGTON -- Soldiers being stationed in Alaska can now receive up to $4,000 to help offset the initial cost of items needed to live in the “Last Front...
WASHINGTON – Army leaders announced new reenlistment and promotion policies until Sept. 30, as the COVID-19 pandemic continues changing how the military...
WASHINGTON -- More than 14,000 retired Soldiers have already shown interest in returning to active duty after the Army recently reached out to over 800,...
WASHINGTON -- The Army Corps of Engineers has identified over 110 sites across the country it could retrofit to help local hospitals deal with patient o...
REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- A flight test of the joint Army-Navy hypersonic glide vehicle across the Pacific March 19 was a success thanks to a dedicated...
ARLINGTON, Va. – Army leaders announce plans to quickly convert unused buildings into “ICU-like facilities” across 13 states, starting with 10,000 beds...
LEAD PHOTO – PROMOTION IMAGE WASHINGTON -- In response to the COVID-19 [DS1] outbreak, the Army has initiated several policy exceptions [DS2] that will...
The Army plans to implement a new cybersecurity and tech education program for high school students enrolled in junior ROTC programs.
FORT KNOX, KY – Some recruits will receive active-duty pay ahead of initial training, says Top Army leaders, as recruiters move to a 100% virtual platfo...
FORT DETRICK, Md. -- The U.S. Army Medical Research and Development Command and U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases are aiding i...
WASHINGTON -- Soldiers preparing for a permanent change-of-station move can now request to stay at their current duty station for up to a year, as the A...
WASHINGTON -- The Army has rolled out new allowances for Soldiers and families facing official travel delays or in quarantine amid the COVID-19 virus ou...
ARLINGTON, VA – More than 2,000 Guardsmen are taking on COVID-19 as it continues sweeping the globe, while safety remains a top priority during this unc...
By Joe Lacdan, Army News Service Russell Gresham towered over his Iranian opponent as he studied his adversary under bright gymnasium lights. Long arms...
The Army's senior intelligence officer likened intelligence and cyber Soldiers to those in the combat arms since they fight on networks everyday with adversaries.
A former four-star general who served as the Army's vice chief of staff was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom during a ceremony at the White House.
Nearly two years into its largest modernization overhaul in four decades, the Army looks to continue its momentum of developing new ground systems...
Constellations of small satellites orbiting close to Earth may provide faster communications and be less vulnerable than traditional geosynchronous satellites, defense officials said Thursday.
With less than 90 days into the job, the Army's senior air defender has already taken on multiple tasks as the battlefield beyond Earth is increasingly...
In February, the force released its "Fiscal Year 2019-2021 Accomplishments and Investment Plan" shortly after announcement of the Army's FY21 budget request. The FY19-21 plan outlines how the Army is targeting its top priorities of readiness, moderni...
The Army Reserve's mobile application, the Double Eagle, is now being developed by the 75th Innovation Command, lawmakers were told last Tuesday.
The Army is taking the necessary steps to combat the spread of COVID-19, all while simultaneously implementing measures to treat personnel impacted by the disease, the Army's top medical officer said Thursday.
The Army will test-fire multiple land-based hypersonic missiles later this year, said Secretary of the Army Ryan D. McCarthy, as leaders zero in on...
The tenant bill of rights, signed by Defense senior leaders last week, may soon include three more key provisions to help rebuild trust about privatized housing, officials said Tuesday.
The Army is currently searching for candidates to be its next astronaut. And whether enlisted, warrant officer or a regular officer, any Soldier who is...
Junior non-commissioned officers know the pulse of their squads. They're at the ground level, they interact daily with their Soldiers and set the tone...
The Integrated Personnel and Pay System-Army is now live in 43 states, as the force draws closer to full integration across the National Guard with 11 more states and territories to go. Full IPPS-A integration across the Guard under "release 2" of th...
Army leaders issued a call-to-arms for stakeholders to build on talent management initiatives to enable more improvements to how the force recruits...
Almost 100 civilian aides to the secretary of the Army from across the U.S. and territories are attending the annual CASA conference in Washington this...
Armor, military intelligence and quartermaster Soldiers will be the first to test the new Assignment Satisfaction Key-Enlisted Marketplace pilot program.
An Army astronaut swore in nearly 1,000 recruits from space as part of the first Oath of Enlistment ceremony from the International Space Station.
Last year, the Army's Career Skills Programs helped 4,782 Soldiers transition from military service into a civilian career, according to Installation Management Command officials. Army's CSP had a 96% employment placement rate in 2019 and has given t...
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