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Army CIO provides update on IT projects
Army CIO Lt. Gen. Robert Ferrell discussed the Army’s IT projects and progress at the annual AUSA conference.
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Army Assures European Allies With Tanks, Bradleys and Relationships
From massing an entire armored brigade combat team in Poland to a lone major serving in Greece, the U.S. Army is continuing its push to build partnerships across Europe.
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Virtual training would let Army sharpen skills, prep for new missions
The Army plans to revolutionize how it trains its troops through the use of virtual gaming and cloud-based technologies.
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Army network modernization challenged by funding and culture
Maj. Gen. Garrett Yee described how funding and culture are two key challenges in regards to the Army’s network modernization.
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Army Missions in Africa Grow Young Leaders
After six months in Africa, 1st Lt. Nick Marfongelli and his soldiers had never been fitter or shot straighter.
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Counter-ISIS cyber task force provides greater clarity, C2
The commander of Joint Task Force Ares explained how this effort is providing greater clarity in the cyber efforts to combat ISIS.
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In an evolving battlespace, Army Cyber charging ahead
The Army is making progress in full-range cyber operations, from the battlefield up.
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ARCYBER tests COTS-modified quadcopter
During exercises in August, members of Army Cyber Command outfitted a quadcopter to assist in signal identification.
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Army sets sights on multi-domain operations
The Army is setting its sights on operating across multiple domains of warfare expanding from just land and air.
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Army Pushes To Counter Drones as Threat Grows
The Army’s strategy to counter unmanned aircraft systems is close to publication, according to the service’s Capabilities Integration Center director, but the service isn’t waiting for its final release to move full-steam-ahead to address what the Army has identified as a capability gap against current threats.
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Army CIO provides update on IT projects
Army CIO Lt. Gen. Robert Ferrell discussed the Army’s IT projects and progress at the annual AUSA conference.
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Army Assures European Allies With Tanks, Bradleys and Relationships
From massing an entire armored brigade combat team in Poland to a lone major serving in Greece, the U.S. Army is continuing its push to build partnerships across Europe.
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Virtual training would let Army sharpen skills, prep for new missions
The Army plans to revolutionize how it trains its troops through the use of virtual gaming and cloud-based technologies.
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Army network modernization challenged by funding and culture
Maj. Gen. Garrett Yee described how funding and culture are two key challenges in regards to the Army’s network modernization.
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Army Missions in Africa Grow Young Leaders
After six months in Africa, 1st Lt. Nick Marfongelli and his soldiers had never been fitter or shot straighter.
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Counter-ISIS cyber task force provides greater clarity, C2
The commander of Joint Task Force Ares explained how this effort is providing greater clarity in the cyber efforts to combat ISIS.
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In an evolving battlespace, Army Cyber charging ahead
The Army is making progress in full-range cyber operations, from the battlefield up.
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ARCYBER tests COTS-modified quadcopter
During exercises in August, members of Army Cyber Command outfitted a quadcopter to assist in signal identification.
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Army sets sights on multi-domain operations
The Army is setting its sights on operating across multiple domains of warfare expanding from just land and air.
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Army Pushes To Counter Drones as Threat Grows
The Army’s strategy to counter unmanned aircraft systems is close to publication, according to the service’s Capabilities Integration Center director, but the service isn’t waiting for its final release to move full-steam-ahead to address what the Army has identified as a capability gap against current threats.
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Army CIO provides update on IT projects
Army CIO Lt. Gen. Robert Ferrell discussed the Army’s IT projects and progress at the annual AUSA conference.
-
Army Assures European Allies With Tanks, Bradleys and Relationships
From massing an entire armored brigade combat team in Poland to a lone major serving in Greece, the U.S. Army is continuing its push to build partnerships across Europe.
-
Virtual training would let Army sharpen skills, prep for new missions
The Army plans to revolutionize how it trains its troops through the use of virtual gaming and cloud-based technologies.
-
Army network modernization challenged by funding and culture
Maj. Gen. Garrett Yee described how funding and culture are two key challenges in regards to the Army’s network modernization.
-
Army Missions in Africa Grow Young Leaders
After six months in Africa, 1st Lt. Nick Marfongelli and his soldiers had never been fitter or shot straighter.
-
Counter-ISIS cyber task force provides greater clarity, C2
The commander of Joint Task Force Ares explained how this effort is providing greater clarity in the cyber efforts to combat ISIS.
-
In an evolving battlespace, Army Cyber charging ahead
The Army is making progress in full-range cyber operations, from the battlefield up.
-
ARCYBER tests COTS-modified quadcopter
During exercises in August, members of Army Cyber Command outfitted a quadcopter to assist in signal identification.
-
Army sets sights on multi-domain operations
The Army is setting its sights on operating across multiple domains of warfare expanding from just land and air.
-
Army Pushes To Counter Drones as Threat Grows
The Army’s strategy to counter unmanned aircraft systems is close to publication, according to the service’s Capabilities Integration Center director, but the service isn’t waiting for its final release to move full-steam-ahead to address what the Army has identified as a capability gap against current threats.
