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Soldiers will travel less for training and do more virtually, Army leaders said Tuesday.
The Army is planning to have soldiers “train differently” with more remote learning and other more innovative courses that use augmented reality and virtual reality, called AR and VR, respectively. The programs would work in lieu of having soldiers travel to schoolhouses and training centers across the United States, Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George said on Tuesday at a virtual town hall at Fort Drum, New York.
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If the military runs on fuel and caffeine, the military family runs on being prepared.
We like to think that the hardest parts of this life are the deployments or the moving trucks. But the real enemy, the one that doesn’t respect your quality of life or your need for sleep, is the bureaucracy.
It’s the silent, paper-cut-inducing third wheel in your marriage. It is the stack of documents you must produce to prove you or your family exist IRL, that you are married, and that yes, you are allowed to buy a genuine Casio watch on this installation.
Twin pilots met in the sky over the Pacific.
On a Dec. 4 training flight in Japan, Air Force Capt. Jordan Wesemann was at the controls of his KC-135 tanker aircraft as his twin brother, Capt. Jared Wesemann, maneuvered his F-35 fighter jet up to refuel.
It was the first time the two brothers had connected — literally in this case — during an operational flight in their careers as Air Force pilots.
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Francis P. Sempa, RealClearWorld In the late 19th century, the United States benefitted from the historical/geopolitical writings of U.S. Navy Captain Alfred Thayer Mahan.
No Noise. No Mercy.
A sick soldier changed the trajectory of Dwight Hal Johnson’s life.
On January 13, 1968, Johnson believed he would be going home in less than two weeks after serving nearly a year as a U.S. Army tank driver in Vietnam. The next day, he learned he was being transferred to another M48 Patton tank because its driver was ill.
His homecoming would have to wait.
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One day after that, Johnson saw combat for the first time during an intense battle near Dak To in Kontum Province.
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Today a vast shadow fleet of oil tankers operates with near impunity.