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Army leaders mentor students at BEYA
Army senior leaders had an opportunity Friday to mentor high-school students in science, technology, engineering and math during the 33rd annual Black Engineer of the Year Awards STEM Global Competitiveness Conference. More...
Army may use nutritionists, sports trainers to boost readiness
The Army may soon place nutritionists, physical therapists and sports trainers at the unit level to improve individual readiness, said Secretary of the Army Mark T. Esper. More...
Army aligning modernization programs with other services
The Army collaborates now more than ever with the Air Force and Navy, and development of a hypersonic weapon is a good example, senior leaders said on a panel Friday at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. More...
ARCHIEzzle tells Soldier's story on YouTube
Serving as a recruiter in Brentwood, California, Staff Sgt. Archie Masibay, also known as ARCHIEzzle, highlights Army topics that inform, entertain, and motivate others. And while 'Archiezzle' is just an online persona, Masibay interacts with his YouTube More...
Senior leaders discuss upcoming moves to ease family concerns
Senior Army leaders highlighted Tuesday actions now taking place to address concerns brought up by family members four months ago during a town hall. More...
Quality of life, retention, among service priorities
As service members continue to be heavily tasked overseas, separation from families and the impact of deployments on children rank as top areas of concern, a Blue Star Family survey revealed. More...
Bor brothers lead Army to cross country championship
Sgt. Emmanuel Bor led the Army men's team to gold in the Armed Forces Cross Country Championship Feb. 2 and said he was motivated by running with his younger brother and Olympian, Staff Sgt. Hillary Bor, who finished third. More...
Army offers more flexibility with new parental leave policy
The Army has doubled the amount of parental leave available to fathers and other secondary caregivers of newborn infants with a policy that also provides more leave flexibility for mothers. More...
Trapped, Soldiers endure brutal firefight during siege of Hue
The ferocity of the Tet Offensive on Jan. 30, 1968, surprised most Americans, including service members manning the American Forces television station in Hue, Vietnam. After a five-day standoff, it became the only AFN station ever overrun by enemy forces. More...
Army Reserve chief: Balance is key to retention
Lt. Gen. Charles D. Luckey, commanding general of U.S. Army Reserve Command and chief of the Army Reserve, addressed retention and a wide range of other topics during a Defense Writer's Group breakfast Tuesday at George Washington University. More...