In this edition of of our Army Tech series, we take a look at the Robotic Combat Vehicles.
This new family of platforms feature three variants including light, medium and heavy and can be equipped with special payloads to give them enhanced capabilities and offer commanders more options on the battlefield, while keeping Soldiers out of harm’s way and free up manpower for other tasks.
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Although safety guidelines are in place to stem the spread of COVID-19, vaccines are what will end the virus, top Army medical leaders said during a virtual town hall Monday, in an effort to encourage Soldiers to get vaccinated as soon as possible.
For Sgts. 1st Class Jackie Lord and Morgan Smith, being recognized as this year’s best Army career counselors is about more than an award or hitting retention goals -- it is a tribute to the Soldiers they serve each day.
For Leroy Petry, clutching a live grenade and attempting to return it was second nature, regardless of the outcome. The Army Ranger wasn’t thinking about himself, but just protecting the Soldiers by his side, he said.
When Frank Cohn, a 95-year-old retired Army colonel, first enlisted in 1943, he had already fled Nazi Germany after being targeted by the Gestapo.
Looking back on the events that followed -- from his arrival to America seeking refuge from the Nazis to the twist of fate that led to an Army career fighting those oppressors, the colonel said he had no regrets.
