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New training playing cards in high demand, available to all ranks
More than 70,000 decks of playing cards depicting enemy apparatus such as tanks, rocket launchers and air defense systems are being distributed by the Army Training and Doctrine Command. More...
Military spouses hope to inspire million acts of kindness
Three military spouses say they hope to change the world, through one act of kindness at a time. More...
SecArmy speaks to West Point cadets about resilience
Secretary of the Army Ryan McCarthy told West Point cadets Friday that resilience will be key to their success in life and that bouncing back will take courage, effort and a positive attitude. More...
USA Taekwondo Team hangs tough, falls short of medaling in China
Competing in a tough field that featured some of the best taekwondo competitors in the world, the U.S. Armed Forces Taekwondo Team walked away from the Military World Games without medals. More...
Trust, brotherhood helped Special Forces detachment overcome all odds
Secretary of Defense Mark Esper, Secretary of the Army Ryan D. McCarthy, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark A. Milley, Army Chief of Staff Gen. James C. McConville, and Sgt. Maj. of the Army Michael Grinston were honored to induct Master Sgt. More...
USA wins triathlon gold in China
In the final competition of the World Military Games in China, USA's Judith Coyle finished the triathlon in 2:10:48 to win a gold medal Sunday in the women's senior division and propel her mixed senior team to a silver medal. More...
Army developing ways to improve household goods process
The Army is making improvements to the household goods, or HHG, process to help alleviate some of the stress attributed to a permanent change of station move. More...
New protective gear saves Soldier's life
Less than a week after receiving his new Integrated Head Protective System, or IHPS, the neck mandible saved the Soldier's life in Afghanistan. More...
Leaders discuss talent management plans as new system moves forward
Around 14,000 officers will participate in the new Army Talent Alignment Process, or ATAP, as the Army works to establish a 21st century talent management system, officials said. More...
People are centerpiece of the Army, not 'interchangeable parts,' says CSA
The Army plans to test a new approach to talent management this fiscal year on how to select battalion commanders before possibly extending it to other ranks, said the Army's top officer. More...