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U.S. soldiers are poised to start training on a new missile system with a range that hasn’t been part of the Army’s arsenal for over 30 years.

Typhon, also called the Mid-Range Capability, is designed to hit targets between the ranges of two other high-profile Army weapons.

VIROQUA, Wis. (WXOW) – The hearing into charges against Viroqua Police Chief Richard Niedfeldt finishes for the day without a decision on whether to dismiss him from the force.

An annual Veterans Prayer Breakfast was held Nov. 4 at the Hogan Family YMCA in Madison. The speaker was Lt. Gen. Robert Rasch, director of the Hypersonic, Directed Energy, Space

The U.S. Army is planning multiple, critical live-fire tests of its Long-Range Hypersonic Weapon—assessing the common hypersonic glide body, two-stage rocket motor and ground systems—as it moves toward a fielding date of late 2023.

The incoming leader of the Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office isn’t moving far to his new office. It’s just across Redstone Arsenal.

A full house was on hand to witness the change of charter for the Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office on Thursday – including Army Chief of Staff Gen. James

Lt. Gen. Neil Thurgood was at Fort Carson, Colorado, a couple of weeks ago when a young Soldier approached him seeking advice about his career.

The impact of inflation, supply chain disruptions and labor shortages are causing defense companies to submit “almost unaffordable” proposals for weapons contracts, the U.S. Army’s missile buyer says.

It was “a twofer” at the Integrated Fires Mission Command change of charter/retirement ceremony July 7.