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Infantry brigade finds success through new officer assignment process
Through the Army Talent Alignment Process, officers now have more ownership over their careers and no longer need to wait for Army Human Resources Command to divvy out assignments. Using the Assignment Interactive Module 2.0 marketplace, the 10th Mountain More...
Partnership program highlights bonds between Army, cities nationwide
Beneath the shadow of Mount Ascension, lying in the vast expanse of Montana's wilderness, a community of Soldiers joined a staff of 10 civilians to help preserve the outdoor land many veterans use to exercise, hike and enjoy. More...
Third IVAS evaluation slated for July
The Army just conducted a test of the Integrated Visual Augmentation System in November and plans to conduct a third evaluation in July to inform a low-rate initial production decision by 2021. More...
New Army Contract Writing System pilot to launch in 2020
The Army Corps of Engineers will be the first organization to test the new Army Contract Writing System in February, a top procurement official said Wednesday. More...
Surgeon general reaffirms promise of quality care during DHA transfer
The military's top health officials testified before Congress Thursday on the ongoing transfer of healthcare systems to the Defense Health Agency. More...
Advanced manufacturing techniques set to cut costs, timelines
The Army's advanced manufacturing push intends to cut production timelines and costs throughout the lifecycle of systems, said an Army acquisition officer. More...
Florida man drops 160 pounds to fulfill Army dream
Just a year ago, Christian Montijo was a different man. In fact, he was almost twice the man he is today. Overweight and realizing his unhealthy habits, the 28-year-old banker from Kissimmee, Fla., set a goal to transform himself. And, if he could, revive More...
Army approves coyote brown caps for ACUs
Soldiers now have more color choices while wearing fleece caps -- but it's at their commander's discretion. More...
SecArmy, senator tour Fort Belvoir amid housing concerns
Secretary of the Army Ryan McCarthy invited a top lawmaker to Fort Belvoir Monday, to hear military families concerns and observe housing issues in person, ahead of this week's senate hearing. More...
Army pursuing improved realism in live and virtual training
Synthetic Training Environment partners are discussing dynamic occlusion and other STE challenges during the 2019 Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference this week in Orlando, Florida. More...