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Army leaders have seen a 13% drop in qualification test scores from the most recent high school graduating class compared to pre-pandemic performance.

MANILA - A total of 17 females are among the latest batch of prospective Philippine Navy (PN) officers and enlisted personnel who started their military training. PN spokesperson Commander Benjo Negranza, in a statement Wednesday, said these females along with 51 males belong to the Naval Officers Candidate Course (NOCC) Class 38 from the Naval Education, Training, and Doctrine Command in San Antonio, Zambales and were turned over for training by the Navy Personnel Management Center (NPMC). Thes...

The commander of the Iranian Air Force (IRIAF) has said that the IRIAF plans to acquire Sukhoi Su-35 fighter jets from Russia. The announcement by the Iranian Air Force chief comes shortly after reports of hundreds of Iranian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) arriving in Russia.

(Photo courtesy of Philippine Army) MANILA - The Philippine Army (PA) on Thursday said around 2,200 soldiers started their military training at the Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) at Camp O' Donnell in Capas town, Tarlac province last Sept. 5. Army spokesperson Col. Xerxes Trinidad said this is the third training cycle for this year to improve the skills, preparedness, and combat effectiveness of the troops. The opening ceremonies were held in a hybrid manner or a mix of physical and ...

Autonomous technology is a promising area of development, and has the potential to greatly increase U.S. military capacities.

The Nigerian Army has reiterated its commitment to research and development to effectively address the contemporary security challenges confronting the nation. Maj.-Gen. Abdulsalam Ibrahim, The Chief of Training (Army) reiterated this at the opening of the 2022 Research and Development Conference and Curriculum Harmonisation Workshop for Nigerian Army Schools on Monday in Abuja. The programme […]

Pilot program teaches students math, vocab, test-taking, and military discipline.

Sen. Tim Kaine expressed optimism that the problem is temporary and numbers will improve, "as we clear more of this COVID hangover."

Pilot program teaches students math, vocab, test-taking, and military discipline.

Sen. Tim Kaine is making multiple stops in Hampton Roads this week to discuss how recruiting goals are down in other branches of the military, particularly in the Army.