Against a backdrop where military personnel are operating at the nexus of multiple complex threats, command leaders for Army and Air Force units across Europe and Africa are facilitating new and creative joint exercises to push modernization and transformation alongside some of America’s closest military partners.
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Army investigators are looking into the death of a soldier at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri as a homicide after she was found dead earlier this week, officials told Task and Purpose.
Officials announced Tuesday that Sgt. Sarah Roque, 23, was found dead. Base officials at Fort Leonard Wood had put out a “be on the look out” notice, also known as a BOLO, on Monday, asking for the public’s help in locating Roque, who was described as a Hispanic woman assigned to the 5th Engineer Battalion.
Security officers at the Air Force Academy stopped a fan from wearing a shirt that read, “Keep Women’s Sports Female” to a volleyball game between Air Force and San Jose State University (SJSU).
SJSU has a transgender player, Blaire Fleming, on their team.
In a video obtained by OutKick, security informed John Kopecky, a fan who also happens to be an Air Force grad, to unzip his sweatshirt so they could read what his shirt said.
More than 50 U.S families assigned to an airbase in the United Kingdom have been told to vacate their homes soon, some shortly after the New Year, Air Force officials confirmed Wednesday.
A group of 31 families at Royal Air Force Mildenhall must move by Jan. 31, Capt. Geneva Giaimo, a spokeswoman for the 100th Air Refueling Wing told Task & Purpose, while another 20 families are scheduled to move by Aug. 1.
The families got word on Monday that the homes they live in on the English base — many of which date to before World War II — have been deemed unsafe and will soon be demolished.
A lot happens every day. Alliances shift, leaders change, and conflicts erupt. With In Brief, we’ll help you make sense of it all. Each week, experts will dig deep on a single issue happening in the world to help you better understand it. *** The United States has deployed 100 servicemembers and one of its Terminal High Altitude Area Defense systems (THAADs) to Israel to protect in the case of a retaliatory Israeli strike against Iran, which launched more than 180 ballistic missiles at Israel earlier this month.
Challenges with maintaining its massive electronic health record system on-prem have prompted Pentagon plans to move to a cloud-based solution and award a high-dollar sole source contract to Leidos to continue on as a systems integrator for the program.
MHS GENESIS — billed as the first all-in-one EHR system covering the entire Defense Department and one of the largest such systems in the world — reached full deployment in March after an extensive rollout. But officials say change is already needed.
Nike is one of the greatest global sports equipment and apparel companies on the face of the earth. The company has partnered with legendary world-class athletes to perform on the world sports stage with his sports equipment. Co-founder Phil Knight attended the University of Oregon and then Stanford for his MBA. He grew up in Portland, Oregon, and ran track at the U of O. His first job out of undergrad was as a CPA and then as an accounting professor at Portland State University. Importantly, before he went to Stanford, Knight joined the U.S.
When transitioning from a nonprofit executive to an entrepreneur, I realized one key truth: a killer value proposition can make or break your business. It’s not about fancy words or complicated jargon—it’s about being clear, simple, and to the point.
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Teledyne FLIR Defense has secured a contract, valued at up to $91m, to provide the US Army with its latest Black Hornet 4 Personal Reconnaissance Systems.
A strong routine can be your anchor in the whirlwind of military life. Embrace habits that fuel your body, mind, and soul to bring balance and energy to your day. By integrating intentional routines, you can confidently navigate the unique challenges of being a military spouse.
Energize Your Mornings
Mornings in a military household are often unpredictable, especially when your spouse is on duty, deployed, or there’s a PCS on the horizon. A well-planned morning routine can be your steady ground.