The US Army has demonstrated the Patria NEMO mortar system, which was mounted onto an AMPV and Fire Direction System.
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The government wants you to have Wi-Fi in the barracks if you’re single and childcare if you have kids, according to a Defense Department memo released Friday.
The Pentagon is pushing for more money and savings in military families’ pockets while aiming to improve their experience after years filled with headlines focused on moldy barracks, recruiting woes, and increasing unaffordability on and off base.
“It’s critical to our mission, our recruiting efforts, our retention, our readiness,” a senior official told reporters during a press conference on Defense Secretary Lloyd J.
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Thanks to advanced sweating technology, the future hypersonic missiles developed by the USAF will be easily deployable at scale.
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Anduril’s Barracuda missiles are intended to be modular, relatively cheap, easy to make and capable of performing missions beyond strikes.
Five Australian Army pilots are training in the US in preparation for the arrival of 29 Ah-64E Apache helicopters to Australia.
The US Army has called on BAE Systems to boost Bradley A4 fighting vehicle production to replace previous units donated to Ukraine.
Marshall Kosloff talks with journalist Martin Pengelly about his book, “Brotherhood: When West Point Rugby Went to War.” They discuss rugby and Pengelly’s story about members of a West Point rugby team in the aftermath of 9/11. Image: Master Sgt. Javier Garcia, Division West Public Affairs
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