US Army
Knee brace puts 'a spring in your step'
Weight, hinge design, and assistive power of a quasi-passive exoskeleton were studied at the U.S. Army Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center, Mass., to see how these factors affect the way an individual walks.
Senators told that young Soldiers targeted by scams, predators
Loan sharks and shady academic institutions are scamming Soldiers and their families said the Army's top leaders in testimony to a Senate Appropriations subcommittee.
Army launches 'Know the Signs' summer safety campaign
The U.S. Army Combat Readiness/Safety Center commences its official summer safety campaign and encourages all Soldiers, Department of the Army Civilians and Family members to remain prepared for the fun and hazards associated with warmer weather.
Army releases 2012 Net Zero Progress Report
The Army has released the Net Zero Pilot Installation Initiative Progress Report for 2012, containing information useful to all installations in implementing Net Zero. The Army now plans to issue a policy this year that will expand the Net Zero Initiative to all permanent Army installations.
Army ROTC returns to City College of New York
Retired Gen. Colin Powell helped his alma mater welcome Army ROTC back to campus after more than 40 years.
Senators told young Soldiers targeted by scams, predators
Loan sharks and shady academic institutions are scamming Soldiers and their families said the Army's top leaders in testimony to a Senate Appropriations subcommittee.
WWII vet gets 'Order of the Rising Sun' from Japan's ambassador
The government of Japan has bestowed one of that nation's highest honors on a Japanese-American, a former U.S. Soldier and World War II veteran, for his work furthering relationships between the Japanese and Americans.
PM Force Sustainment Systems looks ahead, supports Pacific strategy
What covers half the world's surface, contains 50 percent of its population, and spans 9,000 miles and 16 time zones? Give up? Well, it's the U.S. Pacific Command area of operation.
Picatinny supports patenting West Point cadet inventions
Like something that must have fallen off of Batman's utility belt, U.S. Military Academy Cadets Killian Burns, Sungi Cho, Steven Davidson, Max Saurwein invented the "Light Weight Short Gap Defeat and Anchor System."
NCO Journal goes digital
The Army's official magazine for non-commissioned officer professional development, the NCO Journal, has moved online.
'Dagger University' prepares Soldiers for missions to Africa
Soldiers with 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team "Dagger," 1st Infantry Division, have known about their regional alignment with the continent of Africa for a while now, but that doesn't mean the excitement of the unique mission-set has worn off, especially with some Soldiers having gone and come back after successfully completing their mission.
Picatinny supports patenting cadet inventions
Like something that must have fallen off of Batman's utility belt, U.S. Military Academy Cadets Killian Burns, Sungi Cho, Steven Davidson, Max Saurwein invented the "Light Weight Short Gap Defeat and Anchor System."
Warrior Games three-peat for Army wheelchair basketball
Two years ago, the Army ran away with the wheelchair basketball gold medal, defeating the Marine Corps, 44-19, at the 2011 Warrior Games. Last year, Army once again conquered Marines, 54-34. This year, the Army did it once again during the 2013 games.
Senior Army Guard leader describes Oklahoma tornado response
About 250 Oklahoma National Guard members are helping with recovery efforts after a massive tornado pounded an Oklahoma City suburb May 20, 2013, killing at least 24 people and leaving neighborhoods, homes and businesses flattened or twisted, a senior Army National Guard leader said today.
Johnson receives Korean National Security Medal
The Eighth Army commanding general received the South Korean Order of National Security Medal in Seoul, May 20, 2013.
Oklahoma Guard responds to Moore devastation for search, security assistance
Nearly 250 members of the Oklahoma National Guard were assisting, May 20, 2013, with victim search and security in Moore, Okla., where a monster tornado left at least 51 dead, including 20 children, authorities said.
Army makes final delivery of IA-407s to the Iraqis
The Project Office for Armed Scout Helicopters, along with several representatives from different organizations on Redstone Arsenal, Ala., made the eighth delivery of the Iraqi Armed-407 Bell helicopters to Iraq.
Korean Cultural Night honors U.S. troops in Seoul
South Korean civilian officials honored American service members at the fourth annual Korean Cultural Night, in Seoul, May 17, 2013.
DOD schools, Corps of Engineers partner to advance STEM education
The Army Corps of Engineers and the Department of Defense Education Activity chose an elementary school to announce a new partnership meant to advance science, technology, engineering and math education in schools, May 20, 2013, in Quantico, Va.
Soldiers, veterans celebrate Armed Forces Week at Natick
In conjunction with Armed Forces Week, Natick Soldier Systems Center, Mass., held a series of gatherings for current Soldiers and veterans, May 15-17, 2013.





