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Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. — Each year, the 36th Engineer Brigade holds what they call a Rugged Best Sapper Competition, intended to emulate the regimental-level Lt. Gen. Robert B. Flowers

Advanced drones can use machine learning to identify specific mine types.

From receiving multiple awards across organizations and directorates to the installation redesignating, from the welcoming of new leadership to the much appreciated wage grade pay increase, 2023 was an historic

James J. Hughes Jr., a former Ohio National Guard general and Columbus public safety director and city attorney, died at a retirement home in Dublin.

(The Center Square) – For roughly a year, military leaders and advocates for service members called on the Texas legislature to extend state death benefits to active-duty military members and

The small robots of the 264th Clearance Company will participate in a training centre rotation at the Joint Readiness Training Center at Fort Johnson, Louisiana, in one of the earliest tests of the ground vehicles in army operations, a US ar...

On a crisp and sunny Saturday afternoon, more than 3,000 volunteers walked among the rows of white marble headstones at the National Cemetery of the Alleghenies, carefully leaning a green and red Christmas wreath against each one. They said the names on the headstones aloud and thanked them for their service. The ceremony was part […]

       staff reporter general manoj pande, pvsm, avsm, vsm, adc, the chief of the army staff, will be on a two-day visit to the city on saturday and sunday. on saturday, he will deliver the keynote address in the ze

Army takes steps to improve its wet gap crossing capabilities by experimenting with force structure changes in Remagen Ready at Fort Cavazos, Texas.

Army takes steps to improve its wet gap crossing capabilities by experimenting with force structure changes in Remagen Ready at Fort Cavazos, Texas.