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US Army selects five companies for PrSM development (opens the original)
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The U.S. Army on Tuesday signed agreements with Anduril, Castelion, Lockheed Martin, Mach Industries and RTX to create advanced long-range missile prototypes, Redstone Arsenal announced this week. Each company will develop capabilities for the Precision Strike Missile (PrSM) Increment 4 program, making missiles that can be launched from the M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System, or HIMARS, and that can hit maritime and land targets in motion more than 621 miles away. According to the releas
Soldier charged in shooting death of infant (opens the original)
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An Army soldier in Kansas pleaded not guilty last week to charges in connection with the April shooting death of his infant son. Spc. Peyton D. Creel, assigned to the Combined Arms Command Law Enforcement Activity, Special Troops Battalion, at Fort Leavenworth, is facing a court-martial after his child was shot in the head with a rifle. âSPC Peyton Creel is charged with one specification of murder and one specification of involuntary manslaughter for the murder of his infant child on April 28,
Special operations soldier dies after airborne training exercise (opens the original)
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A special operations noncommissioned officer died last week after he was injured in a Nevada training exercise, the U.S. Army said on Sunday. Sgt. 1st Class Andrew Frakes, 34, died Sept. 22 from injuries he sustained during an airborne training event. His death remains under investigation, according to the Army. âSgt. 1st Class Andrew Frakes represented the finest qualities of our nationâs special operations forces and performed at the highest echelons of our military,â Lt. Gen. Lawrence F
Armyâs H2F program linked to faster injury recovery among soldiers, study finds (opens the original)
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Soldiers in units participating in the Armyâs Holistic Health and Fitness program returned to duty faster after musculoskeletal injuries than troops not involved in the program, according to a study published this week. The study found that soldiers in brigades with the program spent 5.9% less time on limited duty after an injury. The Army started implementing the fitness program â which is in some ways similar to methods used in other high-level athletics â in 2021. More than 50 brigades
Army to promote NCOs who complete drill sergeant, recruiting schools (opens the original)
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The Army issued a policy on Friday to promote some noncommissioned officers who complete drill sergeant and recruiting courses. Sergeants who complete the Army Recruiting Course or Drill Sergeant Course will be promoted to staff sergeant. Sergeants serving in drill sergeant positions who meet promotion requirements will also be promoted, effective Sept. 10. The Army said the policy was intended to acknowledge the noncommissioned officersâ part in building the enlisted force. âDrill sergeants
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