Army's Real-Life Master Chiefs Get Their Gear On
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Soldiers in Iraq are warming to Land Warrior,  a 16-pound gizmo suite complete with digital maps, wearable computers and new radios.
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The make-up of a planned Scottish "super regiment" is expected to be decided by army chiefs on Monday.
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Military officials said Thursday they were working hard to upgrade the armor on Army vehicles in Iraq, a day after a soldier had pressed Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld on the subject. President Bush said, "The concerns expressed are being addressed."
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The Corps orders up a passle of new South African-designed and Israeli-made bomb-deflecting vehicles. Plus: Walter Reed is not the only problem -- so many docs deployed to Iraq means a military MD shortage at home. In Danger Room.
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Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld's intended transformation of the Army into a quick, mobile force has started to rub against the daily demands of patching enough tanks and trucks together to keep fighting the war.
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The United States&#39; top military commanders converged here Sunday to craft a strategy for using the momentum from a seemingly successful anti-insurgent battle
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Army Col. Thomas H. Felts Sr. believed he'd be instructing other officers someday, so he wanted to experience life in a war zone. He volunteered for Iraq duty to prepare himself to become a military teacher.
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You don't usually see sergeants chewing out captains in the U.S. Army. But the unusual happens every day at Fort Riley, Kans. Out here at its training center on the prairie, not far from the Oz Museum (as in "Wizard of"),
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NEVER underestimate questions put to authority figures by troops about to be sent into battle. Behind them are problems begging to be addressed.
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BAGHDAD -- Every few days, an Iraqi army officer with a thick mustache and a black beret goes on television to deliver a battery of statistics intended to demonstrate the government's progress in bringing security to the country.
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When Gen. David H. Petraeus, the top U.S. commander in Iraq, meets with influential Iraqi leaders, he is often accompanied by a key deputy: Lt. Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal, who leads secretive U.S. Special Operations units working in Iraq.
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CAMP TAJI, Iraq -- The briefing was top secret, limited to a group of men with titles ranging from captain to four-star general -- plus one awed 19-year-old civilian.
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Kick butt at fancy dress parties Imagine how impressed your friends would be when you rock up to a fancy dress party dressed just like the Master Chief Petty Officer John-117, in a Spartan combat suit.â¦
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A US military unit that wouldn't make a risky delivery poses a challenge to discipline.
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The Army's multibillion-dollar modernization program, the Future Combat System, faces serious challenge this year.
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Hollywood visual effects wizards and video game programmers: U.S. military doctors want you.
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KIRKUK, Iraq -- As he walked through the mud surrounding his temporary barracks, 1st Sgt. Ken Agueda carried an M-4 assault rifle without its essential lethal components: bullets. Earlier in the day, Agueda had turned in his ammunition -- cartridges, assorted grenades -- in preparation for his journey home after nearly 13 months in Iraq.