Army Aviation’s future: ‘Twice as far, twice as fast’
The Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft, or FLRAA, will dramatically impact the reach of Army Air Assault and how combat casualties are moved off the bat... More...
YEAR IN REVIEW: Soldiers excel at national, world stage and in space
In 2024, Soldiers took to the world stage, competing at the 2024 Summer Olympics, Paralympics and at the 2024 Miss Universe Pageant. A Soldier won the t... More...
YEAR IN REVIEW: Army pays tribute to heroes
WASHINGTON As the Army moves closer to its 250th birthday, the service and the Department of Defense took time in 2024 to honor heroes from throughout... More...
YEAR IN REVIEW: Army expands programs to improve quality of life for Soldiers, families
Army expands programs to improve quality of life for Soldiers, families By Jonathan Austin, Army News Service The Army worked to continuously improve... More...
YEAR IN REVIEW: Soldiers played crucial role informing modernization needs
The Army s continuous transformation efforts in 2024 centered on the service s network of systems. Army leaders have turned to Soldiers to give compreh... More...
YEAR IN REVIEW: Army strengthens alliances with partners, bolsters interoperability
As the Army prepares for large-scale, multi-domain combat on the future battlefield, the service widened the scope and scale of exercises with partner n... More...
YEAR IN REVIEW: Army responds as nation faces disasters
From a major bridge collapse to hurricanes and wildfires, active Army, Guard and Reserve Soldiers were essential in helping American communities in 2024... More...
Messengers earn volunteer family of year
Army News Service WASHINGTON Cooking 20 pounds of bacon, 15 dozen eggs, 680 cookies, coordinating childcare and giving military families a chance to... More...
Army selects new regional recruiting headquarters locations
WASHINGTON The Army continued its recruiting transformation this week by announcing Atlanta and Los Angeles as the future locations for two new region... More...
Soldier, Astronaut, receives rare honor
WASHINGTON Huddled inside the International Space Station a million feet above the earth s surface, Kate Rubins decided she wanted to go back. More...
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