Army Halts SERE Course after 90 Students Test Positive for Coronavirus Out of the 110 students in the course, 82 students, along with eight instructors, tested positive for COVID-19.
Army's 1st Cav Stresses MOPP Gear as It Resumes Training Amid COVID-19 The pandemic is changing the way U.S. troops train for warfare, a general says.
Some Soldiers Now Authorized to Wear the New Army Jungle Tab The U.S. Army has finally approved an official tab for soldiers who finish the Jungle Operations Training Course.
With Training Reopened, Army Shipping Recruits to Basic Even Faster Than Before Army officials now say they have reduced the backlog of trainees waiting to move safely through the training pipeline.
Army Makes Major Changes to Cadet Summer Training and Field Exercises U.S. Army Cadet Command has ordered that cadet summer training, usually held at Fort Knox, will be significantly adjusted.
Army Halts Plans to Extend Training for Cavalry Scouts, Combat Engineers Army officials said today that only infantry and armor OSUTs will be funded as part of the Army's fiscal 2021 budget request.
New Army Program Will Make Sure Prospective Battalion Commanders Are Fit to Lead About 800 majors and lieutenant colonels will start an assessment course known as the Battalion Commander Assessment Program.
Raytheon Unveils Platoon-Sized Infantry Combat Simulator "When you put your cheek to the stock of that weapon, you have that same sight [picture] as you would in real life."
The Army's Vision for Futuristic Virtual Reality Training May Be in Budget Jeopardy Will lawmakers put the Army's new virtual reality training program in their crosshairs as they debate budget cuts?
Drill Sergeant to SMA: Non-Grunt Army Recruits Need Marine Combat Training The new sergeant major of the Army was told that non-combat arms recruits need something like Marine Combat Training.
Details Emerge in Deadly Rollover Crash that Led to Charges Against Driver as Marines Identify Victims The Marine Corps identified the two Marines who lost their lives as Lance Cpl. Jonathan Gierke and Pfc. Zachary Riffle.
House Approves Bill to Automatically Enroll Vets in VA Health Care Supporters of the bill touted it as a common sense measure that will help ease the transition to civilian life.
US Carrier to Lead NATO Exercise amid Ukraine Invasion Fears As a show of alliance unity, the Truman strike group will sail under NATO control as the centerpiece of Neptune Strike '22.
Army: Man Who Breached Gate, Tried to Ram Police Shot Dead The shooting happened early when the man drove toward Fort Knox police officers after initially fleeing from them.
UAE Says it Intercepted 2 Ballistic Missiles over Abu Dhabi The missile fire further escalates tensions across the Persian Gulf.
