101st Airborne to Be First To Receive New Black Hawk Replacement
The MV-75 is more than a new bird—it’s a warhorse with afterburners, and the 101st Airborne is saddling up to ride straight into the future of combat.
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The MV-75 is more than a new bird—it’s a warhorse with afterburners, and the 101st Airborne is saddling up to ride straight into the future of combat.
Ammar Said wasn’t some overseas-trained jihadi mastermind—he was a washed-up National Guardsman with a drone, a grudge, and just enough internet access to get himself locked up for the next 40 years.
An Army officer warns the new XM7 rifle is “unfit for combat”—too heavy, low on ammo, and prone to wear. Is the M4A1 still superior?
For the first time, the US Army deployed its Avenger air defense system to Africa, showcasing mobile firepower in hostile terrain.
Lockheed Martin’s nearly $5 billion deal to supply the Army with next-gen Precision Strike Missiles marks a major leap forward in U.S. long-range firepower as the service prioritizes modernization for 2030.
The Army just torched the “yeet” test and finally embraced a no-nonsense, gender-blind standard that actually measures whether you’re fit to fight—or just taking up space.
The Best Ranger Competition doesn’t care about your feelings, your gender, or your social media following — it cares if you can still put one foot in front of the other when your body’s wrecked and your soul wants out.
The Army’s latest Ranger PT test skips the beach muscles and goes straight for the tough stuff—because nothing says “combat ready” like bear-crawling through mud and hauling water cans like a pissed-off pack mule.
The US Army modernizes its Prepositioned Stocks with drones, AI, and smart tech, boosting readiness and efficiency for future challenges.
Staff Sgt. Bryan C. Black held the line during that dark day in Niger—he gave everything he had so his teammates could live, and that’s the kind of man who defines what it means to wear the Green Beret.
GE Aerospace just secured a major subcontract to develop cutting-edge avionics for the US Army’s future FLRAA military aviation.
Lockheed Martin’s $4.9B contract to deliver the long-range Precision Strike Missile to the US Army marks a new era in strike capabilities.