Booming cheers and thunderous applause from the crowd of U.S. and Kuwaiti service members, police officers and civilians fill the air as two competitors grapple on an oversized blue mat in the center of the Camp Arifjan zone 1 gym, June 23, 2019.

United States Army Article

CHILIKEMER TRAINING AREA, Kazakhstan (June 26, 2019) -- At the combined battalion headquarters for Exercise Steppe Eagle 19, a multinational staff of American, Kazakhstani, Tajikistani, Kyrgyzstani, and British soldiers sit side-by-side manning the intelligence, operations, logistics, and communication sections. Analog maps, updated tracking spreadsheets, and radios line the walls as hourly reports are received by each company command post. The progressive training is promising, as eight days prior, many of the exercise's participants learned key staff principles like the Army's six warfighting functions: movement and maneuver, intelligence, fires, sustainment, mission command, and protection. With Steppe Eagle 19 concluding June 27, the exercise's planners and training officers say they are confident in the participating nations' growing capabilities.

United States Army Article

The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle program enters Full-Rate Production phase; fielding has begun with Army and Marine Corps units.

United States Army Article

The United States provides opportunities for people from all walks of life. Two Soldiers deployed to Kuwait with 184th Sustainment Command may have been born and raised in different nations, but they chose to serve in the U.S. Army.

United States Army Article

What began as a simple act -- donating blood to help save lives of other military service members and their families -- ended up saving the life of a U.S. Army Medical Department Activity Bavaria commissioned officer. Earlier this year, then 1st Lt. Eric S. Anderson Sr., executive officer for the U.S. Army Health Clinic Hohenfels, attended a blood drive, run by the Armed Services Blood Program -- Europe. Anderson was there to donate blood, something he had done several times in the past. It was at this blood drive Anderson's life would forever change.

United States Army Article

Army Futures Command is developing new mission command concepts that will enable Soldiers and robots to operate as effective teams in the future. The Command of Robotic Systems program, or CoRS, integrates emerging artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies with mission command capabilities to improve Soldiers' decision-making during the planning, preparation and execution of their missions.

United States Army Article

Air Force military working dog handlers, their military working dogs, and personnel from an Army Chemical Company and Army veterinarian unit team up to prepare military working dogs and their handlers for CBRN exposure by going through decontamination training.

United States Army Article

U.S. Army and Jordan Armed Forces Soldiers conducted a noncommissioned officer Subject Matter Expert Exchange (SMEE) at the Jordan Armed Forces Noncommissioned Officer Academy (JAF NCOA) in Amman, Jordan April 6-10, 2019.

United States Army Article

Agents from the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Division and Kuwait Criminal Investigation Division visited the Joint Military Mail Terminal (JMMT) at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, in March 2019. The visit afforded the agents the opportunity to learn and review the main inspection process.

United States Army Article

The Army's top civilian responsible for deployed civilian personnel recently visited Bagram, Airfield, Afghanistan, to update the workforce and address deployment concerns.

United States Army Article