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Cold winds don’t stop Hurricane Hunters: Winter storm missions begin
This week’s flight was the hunters’ first mission of this winter storm season.
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Army partners with Clemson to create autonomous armored vehicle models
A $18 million grant from the DoD will fund a new center, The Virtual Prototyping of Ground Systems Center, at the university.
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82nd Airborne’s special relationship with D-Day village endures virtually amid pandemic
COVID may have stopped the festivities, but not the spirit of the annual D-Day commemoration.
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Women will attend boot camp at San Diego Marine Corps Recruit Depot for first time in history
The Corps’ West Coast recruit depot traditionally has trained enlisted men born west of the Mississippi River.
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Pandemic prompts Alaska National Guard to scale back Operation Santa Claus
This year’s edition of Operation Santa Claus didn’t have the pomp and grandeur of previous incarnations, but the mission of delivering gifts here and two other largely Alaska Native villages was completed with COVID-19 safety precautions in place.
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Another female Marine expected to graduate from the Infantry Officer Course Friday
Three more female Marines are expected to start IOC on Jan. 11, 2021.
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Best pics of the week: Dec. 13, 2020
Recruits work together during the Crucible at Parris Island, paratroopers train in Syria, Santa appears with the Blue Angels and more in this week’s Frontline Photos.
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More than half of NASA’s moon-bound astronauts are active-duty military
NASA’s Artemis program plans to return to the moon by 2024. Among the crew will be the first woman to walk on the moon.
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‘Raw bravery’: Barrett awards special tactics airman the Air Force Cross for valor in firefight
“This battle was a case study in toughness and extraordinary competence. But it was also a case study in love.”
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Federal funds extended for National Guard virus assistance for Hawaii, 47 other states
The funding for National Guard units in Hawaii and 47 other states was scheduled to expire at the end of the month, but was extended through March.
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Cold winds don’t stop Hurricane Hunters: Winter storm missions begin
This week’s flight was the hunters’ first mission of this winter storm season.
-
Army partners with Clemson to create autonomous armored vehicle models
A $18 million grant from the DoD will fund a new center, The Virtual Prototyping of Ground Systems Center, at the university.
-
82nd Airborne’s special relationship with D-Day village endures virtually amid pandemic
COVID may have stopped the festivities, but not the spirit of the annual D-Day commemoration.
-
Women will attend boot camp at San Diego Marine Corps Recruit Depot for first time in history
The Corps’ West Coast recruit depot traditionally has trained enlisted men born west of the Mississippi River.
-
Pandemic prompts Alaska National Guard to scale back Operation Santa Claus
This year’s edition of Operation Santa Claus didn’t have the pomp and grandeur of previous incarnations, but the mission of delivering gifts here and two other largely Alaska Native villages was completed with COVID-19 safety precautions in place.
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Another female Marine expected to graduate from the Infantry Officer Course Friday
Three more female Marines are expected to start IOC on Jan. 11, 2021.
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Best pics of the week: Dec. 13, 2020
Recruits work together during the Crucible at Parris Island, paratroopers train in Syria, Santa appears with the Blue Angels and more in this week’s Frontline Photos.
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More than half of NASA’s moon-bound astronauts are active-duty military
NASA’s Artemis program plans to return to the moon by 2024. Among the crew will be the first woman to walk on the moon.
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‘Raw bravery’: Barrett awards special tactics airman the Air Force Cross for valor in firefight
“This battle was a case study in toughness and extraordinary competence. But it was also a case study in love.”
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Federal funds extended for National Guard virus assistance for Hawaii, 47 other states
The funding for National Guard units in Hawaii and 47 other states was scheduled to expire at the end of the month, but was extended through March.
-
Cold winds don’t stop Hurricane Hunters: Winter storm missions begin
This week’s flight was the hunters’ first mission of this winter storm season.
-
Army partners with Clemson to create autonomous armored vehicle models
A $18 million grant from the DoD will fund a new center, The Virtual Prototyping of Ground Systems Center, at the university.
-
82nd Airborne’s special relationship with D-Day village endures virtually amid pandemic
COVID may have stopped the festivities, but not the spirit of the annual D-Day commemoration.
-
Women will attend boot camp at San Diego Marine Corps Recruit Depot for first time in history
The Corps’ West Coast recruit depot traditionally has trained enlisted men born west of the Mississippi River.
-
Pandemic prompts Alaska National Guard to scale back Operation Santa Claus
This year’s edition of Operation Santa Claus didn’t have the pomp and grandeur of previous incarnations, but the mission of delivering gifts here and two other largely Alaska Native villages was completed with COVID-19 safety precautions in place.
-
Another female Marine expected to graduate from the Infantry Officer Course Friday
Three more female Marines are expected to start IOC on Jan. 11, 2021.
-
Best pics of the week: Dec. 13, 2020
Recruits work together during the Crucible at Parris Island, paratroopers train in Syria, Santa appears with the Blue Angels and more in this week’s Frontline Photos.
-
More than half of NASA’s moon-bound astronauts are active-duty military
NASA’s Artemis program plans to return to the moon by 2024. Among the crew will be the first woman to walk on the moon.
-
‘Raw bravery’: Barrett awards special tactics airman the Air Force Cross for valor in firefight
“This battle was a case study in toughness and extraordinary competence. But it was also a case study in love.”
-
Federal funds extended for National Guard virus assistance for Hawaii, 47 other states
The funding for National Guard units in Hawaii and 47 other states was scheduled to expire at the end of the month, but was extended through March.
