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Army News
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Army News
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Boeing Rolls Out 100th F-Model Chinook
The 100th F Model Chinook rolled out of the Boeing facility during a ceremony commemorating the milestone and the Army's acceptance of the aircraft at the Boeing plant in Philadelphia, Pa., July 22.
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Latest SOSCOE Build Complete
Huntington Beach, CA -- The U.S. Army's Program Executive Office Integration (PEO-I) recently delivered and demonstrated advanced "middleware" capabilities, which will provide enhanced network capabilities to the Army's Infantry Brigade Combat Teams.
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U.S. to Improve Latvia Fire Stations
LIMBAŽI, Latvia -- In 1747, fire burnt this town to the ground. Chicago, London and many other cities have befallen the same fate, only to rebuild and re-energize their fire disaster preparedness programs.
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Contractor Charged With Manslaughter
A former U.S. Army contractor was arrested today in Newport News, Va., for allegedly killing one sailor and seriously injuring another in a vehicular collision in Kuwait, announced Assistant Attorney General Lanny A. Breuer of the Criminal Division, U.S. Attorney Neil H. MacBride for the Eastern District of Virginia and Brigadier General Colleen McGuire, Provost General of the Army and Commanding General of the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command.
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Panzer DFAC Named Best in Europe
If you are what you eat, then diners at the 1/10th Special Forces Group (Airborne) Dining Facility are the best in Europe.
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Using Foot Shape in Shoe Choice ‘Myth’
If you want to minimize your chance of injury while running, you choose a shoe based on your foot shape, right?Wrong.
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PTSD a Problem for Man’s Best Friend
When four-year-old Gina, a 21st Security Forces Squadron military working dog, returned from her five-month tour in Southwest Asia, she wasn't the same.
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Fort AP Hill Preps for Boy Scouts
Bracing for what promises to be the biggest gathering of Scouts held at Fort A.P. Hill, installation employees are making final preparations to welcome thousands of visitors arriving today to attend the 17th National Scout Jamboree.
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Army Testing Lighter SCR Battery
The U.S. Army is leveraging its annual C4ISR integrated capabilities event at Fort Dix to assess a contoured, rechargeable battery that will allow the Soldier to be more agile in the battlefield.
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‘Don’t Ask’ Survey Response Low
Only about 10 percent of the 400,000 servicemembers asked to complete a survey about possible repeal of the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" law have responded so far, and DOD officials said they need to hear from the rest.
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