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US Army awards $4.7M contract to integrate AI weapon sensors into live training
The U.S. Army has awarded Armaments Research Company (ARC) a $4.7 million contract to ...
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George recently broke the news of the move to the Houston Appropriations Defense Subcommittee. According to George, TRADOC will merge with the Army Futures Command in ...
It is time for Infantry leaders and Soldiers to fully embrace the Modern Army Combatives Program (MACP). Few programs, if any, offer low-risk, high-reward training that cross several functions as ...
The U.S. Army's Flight School Next (FSN) program is progressing to replace its current initial rotary-wing pilot training with a contractor-owned and operated commercial solution. Lockheed Martin, ...
LONDON — The Army wants to “embed” more of its high-tech simulators into its real-world platforms and break down the barriers between the “boxes” that contain the software and the equipment soldiers ...
The U.S. Army is adding more job fields to a program aimed at giving new recruits with unique skills a jump start into their careers. The Army on Wednesday said it will now include 17 new military ...
AUSTIN, Texas — The headquarters to an Army training program is moving to the Lone Star State. The Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) is leaving Virginia after 15 years at Fort Eustis. TRADOC will ...
FORT KNOX, Ky. — Select community college students now have an opportunity to earn credit while they learn about the Army, and completion of the program could result in an early promotion should they ...
The headquarters of a prominent U.S. Army training program will be moving to Central Texas, but not Military City USA. After spending more than a decade in Virginia, the Training and Doctrine Command ...
Booz Allen Hamilton has secured a $696.7 million U.S. Army contract to provide training support services for the Mission Command Training Program, or MCTP. The Army’s continued focus on mission ...
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