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Army ROTC cadet from Rutgers dies in training at Fort Knox
Neil Edara, 22, of Ridgewood, New Jersey, was killed during land navigation training at Fort Knox last Thursday, the Army said in a statement. He received some medical training at the scene before being flown to University of Louisville Hospital — about 40 miles northeast — where he was pronounced dead.
To better improve the efficiency of its ROTC program, the Army will deactivate 10 host units and eight extensions starting in ...
A Georgia Power contractor is under investigation after he was reportedly caught on a laptop camera stealing a wad of cash ...
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The US Army Is Teaching Drones to Fight in the DarkThe Army envisions echolocation technology’s use in aerial drones, autonomous ground vehicles, and underwater vehicles—but ...
Brandon Pugh, the Army’s Principal Cyber Advisor, visited Army Cyber Command at Fort Gordon from July 21–23 to support ...
Toting large suitcases and bags of belongings, the Sudanese families crowding into Cairo's main railway station hoped to be ...
The Army commissioned four executives from tech companies, including Palantir, Meta and OpenAI, as reserve officers at the ...
A 22-year-old man who was fatally shot Saturday night in northwest Omaha had been counting down the days until he left to ...
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The Last Place for a Last ArmyThe frigid wind whipped through the Świętokrzyskie Mountains as Major Henryk Dobrzański, better known by the pseudonym "Hubal ...
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The deployment tested how HIMARS can be quickly moved for extended range rather than staying vulnerable in a fixed position.
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