The U.S. Army is advancing its personnel readiness capabilities with data-driven tools that provide leaders with real-time ...

Army special operations officials are developing a new robotics tech warrant officer career field that would be dedicated to incorporating robots and autonomous systems into military operations. The ...

FORT SILL, Okla. -- With more than 140 Army military occupational specialties to choose from, it's easy to see how some recruits might find it difficult to decide on one. Recruits may base their ...

The command will now control everything from the initial Army brochure a new recruit sees to their completion of their basic ...

Photo Credit: Sgt. Brendan Mackie Staff Sgt. Jose Rivera, weapons squad leader, directs one of his gun teams during Operation Southern Strike II near Ganjitsu, Afghanistan, June 5, 2012. All are ...

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — As the US Army prepares for the battlefield of the future, a strategy that integrates air, sea, land, space, cyber and electronic warfare calls for some changes to leadership and ...

The Army is asking its surplus of cavalry scouts and military police to reclassify into other military occupational specialties because of force shortages elsewhere, according to recent policy ...

For some years, all transitioning military personnel have been required to complete career planning classes before they leave active service. Known by acronyms like TAPS, ACAPS or GPS, these courses ...

During a senior leader engagement at the Joint Readiness Training Center, in Louisiana, an Afghan role player meets with an Army adviser and a military linguist. (Army) The Army is cutting its ...

This 10-part series entitled "Lies They Tell Transitioning Veterans" first appeared on the RecruitMilitary website and was contributed by Peter A. Gudmundsson, a former U.S. Marine artillery officer ...